Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, Rahimi and Harris, midday's 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio 670 the score.

We talked about the word accountability came up a thousand times as we're going through the offseason.

He's established that quick, and it's authentic too.

It's not just because that was what was out there.

It's something that's a part of his DNA and how he coaches.

That was Ryan Poles talking to the Hogan Johns podcast, or as I like to call it with the rest of

Adam Johns' listeners, the Hogan Baby Trapillo podcast or Little Tripillo. We think Adam

Johns looks like Ozzie Tripillo, Clay Harbor. I see it. See it? Oh, you see it? I see it, too. Clay Harbor of CHSN is in studio with us here on Rahimi and Harris on 670 to score. Talking about how we think the Bears' offense is going to look, how it takes shape, what they're going to do with all their people. Is it okay if some

of their people aren't here right now, like Luther Burton, at least not yet? And then what they're

going to do moving forward. So I want to start with this Luther burden, the third story, the soft

tissue injury. Clay, how much are they missing and how much is he missing by not being ready to

go at the start of his rookie season?

Put that into context of how damaging this could be for both Luther Bird and the third,

second round pick, and for the Bears not having him.

All right.

I caught some heat on X about my take on this. Oh, what's your take?

Caught a little heat on this.

But I think it's very important these OTAs and mini-camp, for Luther

Burton, as a rookie, this stuff matters.

If you want this guy to be available in Minnesota to help be a playmaker, you drafted him

early in the second round, he's going to have to learn this offense.

You're not an outside receiver.

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