‘GM Street’ — Da Bears' QB Conundrum With Mike Lombardi (Ep. 106)

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🗓️ 4 May 2017

⏱️ 38 minutes

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The Ringer's Mike Lombardi and Tate Frazier talk quarterback drama in Chicago (01:00), positive vibes for the Chargers (09:00), fifth-year options (16:00), the Broncos signing Jamaal Charles (22:00), Jay Cutler the broadcaster (24:00), and top prospects sitting out future bowl games (27:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Bill Simmons.
0:01.8	Very excited to announce the newest podcast to the ringer podcast that we're family to get
0:06.6	all ads with Cousins.
0:08.4	So this part is gambling, gambling, gambling, gambling and more gambling.
0:12.4	Yes, I have a gambling problem.
0:13.9	I want to share it with you.
0:15.1	I want to make it your problem.
0:16.4	And it's not just football and HL playoffs, NBA playoffs, baseball, horse racing.
0:21.7	There's boxing.
0:22.7	You have to see when we hit Summer Slam.
0:24.3	Oh, the wrestling when we hit July, we have a hot dog eating contest for Nathan's and
0:29.1	some surprise celebrity guests.
0:30.6	Yeah.
0:31.6	All right.
0:32.6	It's against all ads with Cousins.
0:33.6	Now subscribe to it wherever you listen to your podcast and we're thinking about once
0:38.2	a week, right?
0:39.2	Yeah, let's do it.
0:42.9	Welcome to GM Street.
0:47.9	I'm tape Frazier and sitting across from the Mike Lombardi.
0:51.2	Lombardi, how are you?
0:52.2	I'm great, tape.
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