Welcome in to the Briggs and Brown post game show here at the wee hours of the night.

It's still 1 a.m. but we're rocking and rolling here at C. H. G. O.Bears. I'm in the studio here. We just

finished the first post-game show now post-game show number two with

yours truly, Lance Briggs and Alex Brown here for the Briggs and Brown post-game show.

Guys, tough loss, you know, obviously the Bears had a chance to win at the end and

it really didn't feel like it throughout the game that they'd have any opportunity.

It almost felt like they were down four touchdowns and then somehow, some way the bears had the ball

and an opportunity to take the lead. Of course that didn't end end up happening but at the end of the day

lot to talk about with the offense defense certainly held serve just like they did

last week but long long way to go with this offense.

Alex, I'll start with you.

You know, your thoughts with Caleb Williams,

Shane Waldron, this offensive line.

There's a lot to try to make sense of why things look

just as ugly as they do. Makes you it makes you wonder um makes me wonder why

the hell they ain't playing that last preseason game.

Makes me wonder why they didn't get as many reps as they could

in that in that in those games because that's what we see is for.

Um, we we're for. We can't, we can't expect

these kids to just come out and just know how to play together.

You gotta get the reps. You got to get everything constant every day so you can work towards perfection. That's what you want. You want that right and him throwing a ball on time him the plays of just working properly

throughout throughout the day throughout the week throughout the month and then now you get to the real bullets, when the real bullets start flying,

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