Welcome back to the Adam Schaefter podcast with the Indianapolis scouting

combine kicking off this week, the start of the NFL new year, now about two weeks away,

and the NFL offseason is about to kick into

overdrive. And today, we will be joined by the new offensive coordinator of the Washington

commanders, the former offensive coordinator of the Super Bowl champion, Kansas City Chiefs,

a man I've known since 1990 when he played running back at the University of Colorado, Eric Bienome.

Has there ever been an offensive coordinator who has been tracked and charted more for an offensive coordinator position than Eric Bienermi was this past postseason, and we will have

Bienemy share some details about when he knew he was destined to leave Kansas City, and his

answer might surprise you. And have you ever had a teacher or a professor who left a profound

mark on your life.

If you have, we have a tribute to another teacher that I had in my life who I want to pay

tribute to today following the BNME interview.

But as we mentioned, we are at the start of the NFL offseason.

And with the NFL world descending upon Indianapolis this week, the news and information

will start coming fast and furious.

And we start really with, I think, a story that sets the tone for the coming weeks.

And that is the fact that the bears already have been approached by multiple teams about trading the draft's

number one overall pick in Chicago is said to be quote unquote leaning toward moving the pick.

So the number one pick is now for sale and we can begin to envision the potential trade partners here. The Texans are at number two,

the Cults are at number four, the Seahawks at number five, the Raiders at number seven,

the Falcons at number eight, and the Panthers at number nine. That's six teams in the top

10 who could potentially be trade partners for the Chicago Bears as they explore a trade of

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