Welcome in to the House of L podcast. I'm Warren Tohms. The bears just lost to the New

New York Giants. And you know, there was some sloppiness that went on in this game. It's a little

hurtful that they lost a game that was clearly in a position for them to win. We'll get to all of it.

We are brought to you by as we are always by a really old pizza. You know what's a good way to drown

your sorrows after the bears then lose a close game. A really old pizza. It's the sauce. The sauce will make you feel

better. I promise you, you will walk out of there going, you know what? Things aren't that bad. I just had

this a really old pizza. It was delicious. And now I can go on with the rest of my night and get ready

for what happens during the week after the bears lose a game that they probably could have won.

Here's what's interesting about it. To me, I'm fascinated by how excited people get when the bears in

particular, any team, but the bears in particular win games. Because they're so few of them compared to

the other sports, people get really excited when the bears win. And over the last week,

the conversation has been about, hey, if Justin Fields has to go along for the ride in this one,

then he just has to go along for the ride in this one. And that's it. And maybe he, maybe he,

we don't worry about the development of the quarterback over the wins and losses of the team.

Jalen Johnson had said it earlier this week. Other people have been saying it and thinking it.

What I think is super interesting about the way this game played out was you had the bears looking

like the team that we thought they were going to be outside of fields. For the last two weeks,

you've had people say about fields. Well, I don't know if he's it. I don't know if that guy has got

what it takes. And his development be damned if it means that the bears are going to win a game.

This game put the spotlight back on the rest of this shit that the bears have going on.

It put a spotlight back on their lack of depth on the offensive line. And honestly,

their lack of good on the offensive line. It put a spotlight on, okay, we'll now Khalil Herbert's

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