Olin, good morning. How you doing?

Good good, guys. Good morning. Sitting here in first place, feeling pretty good about it.

And you called it. I was telling David this morning, it's pretty extraordinary.

You've done that now. And I don't know if you're just joking or if you really are seeing it.

But it's happening and it's happening in all these different ways, you know, whether it's a

touchdown pass, whether it's a touchdown run, whether you block in a field goal or kick

a field goal.

The Bears, Caleb Williams is the first quarterback.

I know he didn't do much about it yesterday, but he's the first quarterback in team history

with five come from behind wins, five game-winning drives in the end of the game.

No one has done that before, and he's got six in his career.

It's pretty extraordinary that they are stacking wins in a fashion

like this with one score wins. Yeah, extraordinary. And the fact that in those one score wins,

I think they're plus 12, which is crazy. It's a crazy number to have that turnover differential

and still be in a one score game. But as far as Caleb goes, he has the ability to make plays at the end of games. He's got the arm. And I know you're talking about yesterday, most of it was Duvernay's return and the O-line and the run game, getting in a position to kick the game winning field goal. But the bears are finding ways to win. I heard you guys talking about Ben Johnson, the way he runs that operation, the way they believe that they're going to win every football game. And when you're on a sideline for a team like that, it's like no matter what happens, you just keep telling each other, we're going to find a way to win this game. You almost smile in moments like that. Like, here we are again. But guess what? Somebody on this play team is going to make a play. And that's what the Chicago Bears are doing right now. And you have to give them credit. And some of it is like a few from the outside looking in. If you're studying all the numbers, if you're studying all the stats, if you're watching the games, if you're looking at the teams that they have beat, of course, you're going to question what they're doing. And you say, man, what are they? Plus 12 in those games, and turnover differential,

why are, have beat. Of course, you're going to question what they're doing. And you say, man, they're, what are they? Plus 12 in those games and turnover differential? Why are they only winning

by one storm that you heard the Bears talk about yesterday? They had a killer instinct,

finding ways to put games away, not being in these late, late games, not giving up leads, right?

Not giving up leads to the Giants, not giving up leads to the Vikings, just finding

a way to have a nice, comfortable win.

But right now, guys, you got to give them credit for winning games, the games that they

lost last year.

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