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Dahlman, according to Adam Schaefter, big enough news that we brought Braggs back from

a two day vacation. Hello, Greg. I'm sure you're not happy about this. No, it's it's awful,

right? Excuse me. I mean, wasn't expecting to talk about this. I mean, Bears fans have been

waiting on the waiver wire all day to hear the news that Max Crosby is getting traded to the Bears. And whether you want that move to happen or not, the range of emotion from, you know, thinking about a trade like that to Drew Dalman retiring. It's a massive blow for the Chicago Bears. It really cannot be

understated. The Pro Bowl Center last year, you already had to figure out how you're going to

address left tackle with Ozzie Tripillo's injury. You have so many holes on the defensive

side of the ball that need to be filled. And they can check a lot of those boxes over the next two months.

But there's a lot of work to be done.

And now you add losing your center who was so vital to the turnaround for this

offense, so vital to the emergence of Caleb Williams becoming a superstar in so

many ways and taking the sack count

down from 68 to what was it 20 you know these guys did just a fantastic job on the offensive line

and started with that interior now you don't have drew dalman it's a devastating blow here today. So I'm going to give you

two pieces of silver lining. Okay. And then I'm going to cry for the rest of the podcast because

we know how much I've been talking about centers for the last decade. All right. So I saw the

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