Yo, as the late great Mel Allen would say, how about that roll tight?

The bears with an impressive dog walking of the Washington commanders, you might have two

players show the same team vying for NFC player of the week with DJ Moore and Justin

Fields. You go on the road, you do what you have to do and you do it with a lot of style.

The 14 game losing streak is over. The four game in season losing streak is over. Maddie

Flues gets to keep his job. And the bears offense stayed hot. Maybe Luke gets. He was on

the something when he said that they were close to something special. I'm Lawrence. This

is my podcast. I appreciate you hanging out here with us on House of L. That was impressive.

What I love about it. I want to start here because I know if I get into the other stuff

I'll forget. So I want to start here. The bears offensive line was dominant in this game.

They were absolutely dominant. And you saw it early on in the game that they were out

here. And they were ready for the challenge of taking on what is a very talented and powerful

defensive line for the Washington commanders. Every single guy, everybody, even Lucas Patrick

before he got hurt. Every single guy on the bears offensive line made a contributing play

with force in taking over the game. It was incredible.

The they came ready to fight. I don't know who got them ready. But someone got them ready.

They were ready from a scheme standpoint. And most importantly, they were ready from a physical

standpoint. They took it straight to Washington's neck straight to their neck. And allowed for

very clean pockets for Justin Fields. His numbers at the end of this one, 15 to 29, 282 yards,

four touchdowns, no interceptions, a passer efficiency rating of 125.3. He now leads the NFC

in touchdown passes. You still want to trade him? You're still going to be watching the USC game

trying to find yourself a quarterback. I will say there were some misthrows by Justin that if

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