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Mark Carman with my old man glasses on here to try to figure out who the hell Garrett Bradbury is

alongside Adam Johns and Adam Hogue. That's right. We tell you hit the subscribe button because

when the Bears make a move, do anything, we're on no matter how many pods we've done

in a day and it's the busy season here. So a fifth round pick in 2027 going out the window,

which is obviously nothing. And the Bears get in their center and we think that he's a starter.

I think we think that let's get into this. Tyler Linderbaum, the dream appears to be dead. Hoger,

you want to start us here? Johns, either one of you, feel free to jump in. What do you think?

Yeah, I'll, I'll start. I mean, this is, I'm just going to be honest. This is

underwhelming. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's,

Bradbury was in Minnesota. He's played in this division for a long time, but he, um, he

was never really lived, despite the fact that he made it, you know, past four years in

Minnesota, he was, he never really lived up to that first round

billing that he had drafted out of North Carolina State. You know, he was somebody, I know I looked

at last year when the Bears were looking at centers because he was a free agent and the Vikings

were not going to keep him. He ended up signing a two year deal for what could have been up to

$12 million was really like a $9.5 million deal over two years.

So I mean, honestly, we're talking Ryan Bates money here.

We're not talking Drew Dolman money.

I tend to want to follow the money with some of these things. We're also only talking about

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