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Hello and welcome to our number three, our number three of the podcast, the Chicago Bears, the much publicized quarterback change.

Their offense, though, still in a holding pattern as they're waiting for a runway to open up so they can land the plane at O'Hare.

The offense is a stagnation situation.

They continue to be stuck in neutral with Nick Foles as the quarterback.

We get out our grading book and give a letter grade to Nick Foles on his first start as a Chicago bear.

We get to that and more here in our number three.

Coming your way right now. around and going nowhere welcome in the beginning of the ben maller show for this hour we are in the air

everywhere coast to coast border to, and beyond the vast Fox Sports Radio Network

emanating live from inside the magic radio box, also known as the Geico FSR Studios.

And we are back at it again.

Coming up later in the hour, whether you like it or not whether you

are prepared for it or not we will have the insta advice line coming away a little bit

later in the hour but we begin this hour of wholesome programming with a trip to

Chicago and if you are spinning your wheels you are like the Chicago Bears office.

Now, Philip Rivers tossed an early touchdown, and that's all it took as the Indianapolis

defense did the rest.

The Colts beat the Bears, sending them into hibernation 19 to 11 at Soldier Field, Chicago.

It was a slobber knocker of a game.

With the victory, Indianapolis improves the 3-1 after that dreadful beginning against

Jacksonville.

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