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Kyle Brandt, hey, hey, oh, no. To be it.

Kyle Brandt, a native of Chicago, massive news for the Bears and the future of Caleb Williams.

It takes a lot to have an interior lineman trade to a losing team and all of us be like, whoa!

Yeah.

And that is just that.

First of all, the Chiefs fans, they just saw their homes running for his life in the Super Bowl and they couldn't protect him.

Now they lose one of their best line in them. But this is a bear story. Joe Tuny, regard it is one of the best overall offensive linemen in the entire league. This is Ben Johnson. This is Ryan Poles. And you know, it's funny. you mentioned Caleb, and of course it is about Caleb, Ben Johnson is going to run the ball.

Look at the lion's offense the last two years. They run and they It's funny. You mentioned Caleb, and of course it is about Caleb. Ben Johnson is going to run the ball.

Look at the lion's offense the last two years. They run and they had an awesome offensive line. I love this move. It feels like old-fashioned bears. They're not done with that running game either. They're going to add, I think, a big name running back in Free Agency or the draft. they will have at least two guys carrying the ball and Joe Tuny will be blocking for him.

It's a great day for the Bears.

We've been running back in free agency or the draft, they will have at least two guys carrying the ball, and Joe Tuny will be blocking for him. It's a great day for the Bears.

We've been waiting for Bijan Robinson and Atlanta, and it's a little unfair because let me explain myself, and this is why I have the plus. Jamie, I'm going to put you on the spot. How many rushing yards you think Bejan Robinson had last year? What do you think? I don't think it's very exciting.

I think it's like 700 something.

Okay.

I'm glad you said that.

B.J. Robinson had 1,400 yards. Oh, my. Sorry, Bajon. No, you know why? That's perfect, Jamie. I'm so sorry. I think it was, if it's possible, a quiet 400 yards. It's a team that wasn't nationally exposed very much. In the second half of the season, they kind of fell apart. And Bijon went to work, a lot of carries, a lot of yards. And yet I still don't look at us up to his potential. Bejohn Robinson has 1,800-yard potential. And that's what I'm waiting for. And I look at him as like, we look for years. We're still looking at his teammate, Kyle Pitts. I'm like, Pitts should redefine the position. He should take over the league. He should be the number one player on the top 100. And he's a nice player and he's working hard and getting better. But there's that potential there. And Jamie, I could not have said it more perfectly. I Google how many yards of Bejan Robinson and I'm like, what the hell? Is this right? Is this possibly right? 1456 and then another 400 plus receiving. He had a monster statistical year. And yet if you don't agree with it, they're going to put this out on social and be like, what are you talking about the Falcons fans? Brant doesn't know ball. I do. And I see him play it and he can do better. Bejohn plus this year. Miles Garrett has given them eight incredible years. Eight years. He's been amazing. They haven't done squat in that time. They've been accomplished really anything. He made the playoffs with Joe Flacco. You know, what's wrong with, hold on a second. What's wrong with them saying, all right, Miles was great. We loved him. There's a chance that he only has another year or two left of elite play. Why not trade him right now when his stock is this high? And then just screw up, go full-on rebuild. What's the wrong with that? I like Max doing it. I like Max picking up for the Raiders because I like Max on the Raiders. I don't see Rogers going to the Raiders. Haven't we seen this movie before? You go to an AFC team that has struggled for a long time to find a quarterback who's hungry, who has some nice weapons, and they have some money to spend. We just saw this two years ago. The Raiders have a lot of the same stink on them that the Jets have had. This is not some perennial winner. This is not a team that is in the playoffs every year. Roger, if you're Rogers, you're not going for one final season 21, so you can go six and 11 to get your head kicked in as a raider at the end of the season. That's not what it's about. And that's why personally, I think Rogers is really interested in the Rams, because Rams are going places. Never mind the LA thing just for saying. The Rams are very good and they're good every single year. And not to mention, you think Rogers wants to jump into the AFC West and like go against Mahomes and lose to him and all the things they have going. I just, it doesn't seem like a, if you're planning like one final, like sweetheart year at the end of a Hall of Fame career, this sounds terrible. I really do think it does. Not to mention, and I said this before, and I'm trying to be diplomatic here, I don't think Aaron Rogers and Tom Brady are best friends. And I don't think they hate each other. I just don't think that they're boys. That's, that's my intuition, and that's a little bit of my insight that I know for a fact. Not only not best friends, Rogers is not Darnold. He is a god. He is a legend. Brady is a god. He's a legend. There's egos involved. There's legacies involved, and there's things involved where I don't know if Aaron

Rogers wants to be Tom Brady's little project as a new owner. There's something going on there

big picture that I don't think would go well for number eight in the Jets right there or number 12

for the Raiders. There's everything about it that to not like. A couple things to like. Sure,

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