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I'm going to be a wild card in a segment and a question about wild cards.

Nice.

As you see my incredible resume on the bottom right about youth flight football.

Curator of Angry Runs.

You know what I think the biggest wild card is?

The curator of the Chicago Bears.

I think it's Ben Johnson. I think it's a new head coach with the Chicago Bears who we have never seen be a head coach. We don't know much about. We just got the pictures and the stiff tie and the smile and a really, really talented roster. So if you've been reading the Caleb Williams article that came out from ESPN, and based on social media, you have been.

It was really weird last year for Caleb, really weird, really dysfunctional.

I don't think that Caleb Williams' Matt Ibruflu's memories years from now will be wonderful or even existent at all.

He has been spoon fed.

If you want to look down on the bears and disparage them about how they handle quarterbacks, I don't blame you. But since he has been, it's arrived as a bear,

Caleb Booms has been spoon fed, everything you can possibly need in terms of the front office,

in terms of leadership, in terms of the general manager, including a very brash, young,

very expensive coach that in years past, I promise you as a Chicago guy,

they would have never hired Ben Johnson.

They hired him for Caleb.

They're drafting for Caleb.

So can Ben Johnson make it work?

I have no idea.

McCarthy, sure, there's questions, but I actually think the biggest question of all is in

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