Yo. Welcome into the house of L podcast. I'm Lawrence Holmes. Thanks so much for hanging out with me today, whether you're listening right after the pod posts or it's Monday morning or it's Tuesday afternoon.

I appreciate that you would like my thoughts on what happened with your Chicago Bears and what happened with them is another loss and there's a lot to.

There's a lot to get to inside of here and we're going to spend some time talking about Justin fields almost primarily, although there are some.

Let me just before we get to the Justin field stuff and don't worry we're going to spend a lot of time on the Justin field stuff because I know that you want to.

I know what you think I know that you want to talk about the quarterback and you should because there was a lot of bad tape for Justin field.

I would just like to offer that the Bears defense which did a great job of not allowing touchdowns today.

And the special teams did a nice job of actually, especially is pretty good all day for the Bears.

Block kick, Cairo Santos, they did really well, but here's the one place that they didn't do well and you're not giving up a ton of points.

So I want to make that very clear that Matt Eber Flues will probably be proud of what his defense did from a point standpoint, what they did on third down was a trotus.

Maker may feel lit their asses up on third down.

11, 12, 120 yards, a touchdown, their third down efficiency, like I just got the box score right now.

Buckeneers converted 53% of their third downs, eight out of 13, eight out of 15, sorry, eight out of 15.

You're not, it's going to be hard to beat teams when that's what ends up happening.

Now look, the Bears only gave up 20 points to Baker Mayfield.

And that's cool, like it's, it's cool.

And the reason why it stinks is because of what happened on the other side of the ball, which we're going to get to, but they let that man cook them on third down.

Cook that man was out here dropping off completions like nobody's business on third down.

He's out there doing the old Baker Mayfield Oklahoma stuff.

I'm a scramble and throw the ball under arm and I'm going to do these weird angles and I'm going to get extra yards with my feet.

What is his rush in total? I got to tell you Baker looks slow, like you could tell that he's played in the NFL for a while.

He's just not moving as well.

He had 17 yards rushing, but he did enough scrambling and moving that it was incredibly effective.

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