It's great. I mean, it's predicated on physicality and finish. And obviously, you get a healthy

dose of our wide zone stuff and gap scheme stuff and just how bought in everyone is to it. And

mainly really like when you see Ben who does our, who really does the run installs for us and

how fired up he gets as the play caller about the run schemes that he's presenting for the week.

I think that that trickles to everybody in the room, you know, not only the offensive line and backs,

but tight ends, receivers, and it really makes everyone want to be involved in it and really be on the details about it.

So it's a creative, fun run scheme to be part of,

but at the end of day, it is predicated off of physicality and finish.

And, you know, at the core, that's what football is.

Cole Komet, talking about the Bears run game.

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What are the Bears doing well in their run game?

So I was wondering, like going back to the off season, really.

I was trying to think, like, how much faith should they have in DeAndre Swift?

How much faith is it reasonable for them to have?

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