It's mandatory mini-camp time in Lake Forest. We have three days of fun to witness football before we have almost six weeks off prior to the start of trading camp in Burb today.

Welcome inside CSN Chicago's Bears Talk podcast alongside CSNChicago.com's J.J. Stankowitz,

I'm Chris Bowden. And there are a couple things we're looking forward to seeing here on Tuesday,

Wednesday, and Thursday. They'll probably go a little two hours and change on Tuesday and Wednesday.

At least that's how they're scheduled. And then just a little over an hour before the guys cut loose and get their six weeks

of freedom, sometimes the most scariest part of the scariest part of the offseason, I should say.

But as we're also writing on CSNChicago.com, there are some bullet points that we'll be looking for,

albeit with a grain of salt, because we don't know what the body count is going to be,

how conservative that the coaching staff will be playing it with some of these players coming off of injury.

Ideally, you'd like to see everybody out there.

But let's start front and center with the quarterback position, and I think both of us have, you know,

a couple of things we're interested in seeing

in right now in the guys who are one in two on the depth chart. Yeah, this is Mike Glennon's last

opportunity before training camp to really cement himself as the leader of this offense. It's

something, it's a process he began as soon as he signed with the Bears, whether it was with off

the field things, taking some teammates to a Bulls game or smoking meat with the offensive line. You know,

tough, tough to beat Cody Whitehair, by the way, a Kansas City guy who can. Yeah, probably.

Probably got a pretty good rib recipe. Cush is bragging about his skills, too. Yeah, so I wouldn't

mind trying some of that food, actually.

But back to Glennon, he's a guy who, you know, we saw it at the first OTA open to media,

where he came out and he said over and over again, this is my year, this is my year.

He really publicly stated the ownership of the offense that he feels he has,

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