Welcome into the Under Center podcast, Lawrence Holmes, Jim Miller, and Alex Brown here with you.

The bear season is now over. The team is now 5 and 11, and changes are about. So before we go to the changes themselves,

I just love to know from you guys,

how difficult was this watching this season

where maybe you thought that going into the season

things would be a little bit better

and they seemed to get a whole lot worse before there was better.

Well, I'll let Alex speak for himself, but I don't know, but for me, it's painful when

you watch a team and organization that you played for, and they just, how they've been struggling

as of late.

It just, it bothers me personally because I want the bears to do well,

and I did. I thought that bears would be a, I thought they were better than advertised. I do think

they were an overall better team roster-wise, but in terms of the play, you know, it just,

it just didn't materialize in terms of win totals. I think we know why they're young, they're

inexperiencedienced and they still

have empty areas of this football team that really weren't productive all year. Wide receiver

obviously is one that really sticks out for everybody, I think. Yeah, it does. It pisses me off.

I don't like it at all. You see them play to a level where they can beat a Pittsburgh.

They can beat the playoff teams.

They can beat a team fighting for the playoffs into Carolina Panthers.

They can be right there and should have beaten the Atlanta Falcons.

And then you see them go out and they lose the teams that you're just like, wow, I cannot

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