Holden, good morning. How you holding up?

Good morning, guys. They were like kids at Christmas in the bar yesterday where we're doing our show. Wasn't that awesome? I was a coach and Loving to caught that ball and scored the touchdown. It was awesome, man. It was awesome. Selfishly to be in, out somewhere and have the bear win a football game. And like that, of course, when we all thought they were going to lose and we

walked downstairs and we thought we had to win and then they scored two really quick,

but then they find a way to score touchdown, the place went crazy.

It was fun to enjoy that out there in Chicago and just to watch the Chicago Bears, find a way

to win a football game that was crazy and fun to watch and really entertaining.

Olin, Mully said that you believed at the time that Caleb Williams was going to do what he did and bring the Bears back.

I want you to explain why maybe you had that belief and what you think overall of the way that Caleb Williams has made progress at this point,

midway through Ben Johnson's first season?

David, belief, and just hope, right?

Just blind hope because Scott was lost so much around here.

But also belief because you've watched him, right, in this, especially in this game

against this defense.

At the end of the first half, they moved the ball down the field. Now, they did miss the field goal, but he was effective in the two-minute drill with his legs. And the Bengals couldn't get him to the ground, whether if they had pressure on the left half of field, Benadette or not. Caleb was getting out of the pocket, rolling around, finding receivers, things like the past two,

Close in Lublin in the third quarter after delay a game on the go line,

a touchdown pass there where Caleb does a nice job taking his eyes to the left,

making a linebacker move, maybe one step, and finding close and Loveland.

You know, before with the Chicago Bears offense and the players that we've been watching

here in Chicago, if they got to delay a game, it was just over, no matter what defense you were playing against, right? Delay a game on a one-yard line. Now we're at 35 and a half or six, and he still finds Koston Lovlin for that touchdown in the third quarter. So things like that made me think, okay, this guy can move him down the field, and all we needed was the field goal.

You know, I didn't know Coach in Loveland was going to break those. in the third quarter. So things like that made me think, okay, this guy can move him down the field.

And all we needed was the field goal. You know, I didn't know Coach in Loveland. It was going to break those tackles and I just scored a touchdown. But, you know, David, I'm sure you guys have talked about on third and ten, Theo Benedict's be pretty clean. But Caleb, you know, finds the way to get out of pocket and run for the first down. So obviously I just kind of believing that.

And then you're trying to believe in Ben Johnson a little more, right?

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