Welcome into the Under Center podcast.

I'm Lawrence Holmes alongside Jim Miller and Alex Brown.

The Bears lose 20 to 12 to the New Orleans Saints.

There's a lot I want to talk about with you guys inside the podcast today.

But I want to start with Mitchell Tribisky and how he performed.

Jim, what was the good and what was the bad?

Well, I think the good is, again, the athleticism.

You can see he's understanding blitzes.

He's stepping up in the pocket.

The one was a blitz zero where he gets the squirts out the other side

and has the big run.

I think the bad is he's under 50% passing. Needs to get better at that and hit

open receivers, whether it's the last one in the two-minute drive with Trey coming out on the

in-cut. He's got to be able to hold onto that and hit that in-cut or the one on the overthrow

to Tariq Cohen. I think that's, you know, for most quarterbacks, that's just

automatic. But I think what you see, I think when you see him in the post-game press

conference, he knows he can make those plays. And it's just a matter of time, when is he going

to start making those plays consistently? Because for him, I just think he's gaining confidence.

You can see the game is slowing down to him, but now how quickly is it going to slow down

where he can start to make plays that are really expected of him?

And he knows he's good enough to make them.

One of the things I love to hear you talk about is the idea of the two-minute drill and what

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