Hey everyone, I'm JJ Stankovits and welcome in to another edition of the Undercenter podcast brought to you by St. Xavier University.

On this episode, Cam Ellis and I dive into the Bears' disappointing 19 to 11 loss to the Indianapolis Colts and wonder what it means for the rest of the season

and also what it means for the upcoming Thursday night football game against Tom Brady

and the Buccaneers. All that and more on the Undercenter podcast starting right now.

What does it mean to be a Chicago bear? It means rich tradition, black and blue division, defense.

I think it's the one franchise that when you think about them, being a defensive player myself, I think that's the first thing you go to.

Legends, linebackers, defensive linemen, dominant players.

The history of it.

I mean, I'm a big history guy, so understanding this was one of the first

franchise is just kind of blows my mind, honestly, that was able to be a part of that.

I mean, what more can you say?

All right, Cam, so as we were walking out of Soldier Field, you and I today, I turned to you and I said, you know, I didn't want to overreact to this game, but I feel like I kind of did.

I want to start there.

Is how we're feeling after watching the Bears lose this game with Nick Foles playing poorly and the

offensive line getting their butts kicked.

Did it change anything about how you really feel about the 2020 Chicago Bears?

So yes and no.

That's a good question because I agree. My first initial reaction was pretty close to

yours, which was, man, they were bad from the first drive of the game. And they just, you can say

their touchdown wasn't good, but it was garbage time. I bet tomorrow Matt Nagy discredit, not

discredit, but he always, he's very good about saying what's

happened in garbage time stays in garbage time. I'm not surprised because the Bears, this is the

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