Good morning, Stacey. How are you?

Morning, Stacey.

Good morning. Hey, Ruthie. Hey, David. Great to be with you. What a week it is.

This is the biggest game of the week. Are we not pumped?

I think everybody's pumped. And you saw the Packers up close and personal on Thanksgiving Day.

A day later, the Bears made the statement they did in Philadelphia with a signature victory of the Ben Johnson era.

Sunday at Lambeau Field, you will be there.

What do you expect?

I expect a heated divisional battle.

I mean, this is just the second time, you guys, the Bears and the Packers, are facing off in the

Super Bowl era with both teams entering

with five or more games above 500.

Like, that's how good both of these franchises are this season.

And we haven't seen that.

If you're a Bears fan and you're listening to this, you're nodding your head because

it just hasn't been that way.

It's been such a lopsided game.

And having witnessed what we both did, now, it's going to be interesting because both

of these teams played late last week. So, you know, the Bears changed up their media schedule

this week. As you guys know, they had their long run of the quarterback and the head coach

and a bunch of a bevy of other things yesterday, so they're not available today.

And I just think it was to move them up, get them on the field a little bit earlier given that they played Friday.

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