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Hello and welcome. It's our number two.

We head to the land of deep dish pizza, home of one of my cousins who lives in Chicago.

Caleb Williams, he's a quarterback, and he says the coaching change in the windy city is a stepping stone for his career.

How does that sound to you?

And Matt Lefleur, that's a head coach in Green Bay, says the Packers will not gain any advantage versus the Lions.

This after Jamir Gibbs leaked all of the Detroit Lions play calls for running backs.

Is that a yes, no, or maybe so?

We'll discuss that.

And former giant star Eli Manning says he did something this week he had never done before.

He rode a New York City subway for the first time ever.

Do you believe it or not?

We'll get to that as well.

It's all coming your way right now.

Here it is.

Hour number two.

All about the stone.

It's all about the stone.

Welcome in the beginning of another hour of the Ben Maler show.

We are in the air everywhere as we babble on as your talk tonic coast to coast, border to border and beyond on the vast.

And voice-forously powerful microphones of FSR emanating live from the theater, the theater of the absurd.

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