First, third down for Chicago, third and five. Williams in, rid of again, there's Zakias, and Alameday Zakias, takes it to the end zone for the Bears' touchdown.

Different year for the Bears, that's the hope, and thanks to Fox for the highlight. And we are delighted to welcome in

Mark Schlereth. He brought to you by Renegade Fantasy, the first fantasy football app where you can

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injuries, or even poor performance. Mark joins us now on the Aturo TireHotline, Aturo, your hometown

tire aturo.com. Mark, good morning. How are you? I'm doing good. How are you guys doing?

Doing well.

We're really looking forward to Friday because we've been told that the bear starters

are going to play. I don't know how long, but the chief starters are also going to play,

again, probably not very long, but just the idea that you get some work in before,

then it's like a two-week run and we'll see what it looks like when the season starts.

Yeah, I mean, that's great. I mean, I love it. I also love watching the backups play and fight for

position, you know, and fight for

rosters and all that kind of stuff. And you get a sense of what kind of depth you have,

because you guys know as well as I do. I mean, injuries in this, they're guaranteed, right?

It's not if it's when you will get injured, your team will get injured, how are your backups,

can they come in and basically play well enough to where it doesn't absolutely create a catastrophic event for your football

team? So, you know, the depth is a real important thing. I watch the second preseason game,

Kansas City just got absolutely whacked by Seattle. I mean, it was not

even close. They physically got dominant, dominated, you know, in the trenches by Seattle's backup.

So, you know, it'll be interesting to see how they respond to that as well. So this preseason

has been pretty interesting to watch. When you watch the Bears in week one or early in this season, Mark,

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