Hour 2: Bears-Packers, Joe Burrow, Rams-Seahawks

Get Up

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4 • 956 Ratings

🗓️ 17 December 2025

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Get Up resumes with an NFC North skirmish. Is this game more critical for the Bears or Packers? Meanwhile - What's next for Joe Burrow? Will he be a Bengal next season? Then - The Rams and Seahawks meet in a Thursday night battle that could decide the NFC's one seed. The crew breaks down some keys to this battle that is sure to thrill. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hi there. Surprise.
0:02.1	30 for 30 presents Booja.
0:05.2	Can I get a witness from the congregation?
0:08.1	You can't stop authenticity.
0:10.0	Boo ya!
0:11.0	Stewart was exactly like you saw him on camera, off camera.
0:14.5	He dialed it up 10%.
0:15.7	Can you imagine the impact of young black boys and girls looking at that going, I feel seen.
0:21.4	He changed the culture.
0:22.7	He changed sports.
0:24.2	Stream Booja, presented by Madelo right now on the ESPN app.
0:30.9	Bowl season continues today, 5 Eastern on ESPN, ESPN Deportes, and the ESPN app with the
0:37.4	staff DNA cure bowl between
0:39.5	Old Dominion and South Florida. Then at 8.30, we have the 68 Ventures Bowl with the Louisiana
0:45.9	Raging Cajuns taken on the Delaware Blue Hands. And before we start a new hour, Hey, Mark, you're a little creative
0:52.6	chef, right? You ever consider bringing spaghetti to a football game?
0:57.0	This is a Bears Browns game fan.
1:00.0	In a bag.
1:01.0	This person's got spaghetti in a bag.
1:03.0	In a bag.
1:04.0	You know what?
1:05.0	I am a little foodie.
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