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Corey Wooten, fresh off of a fun night, fun day, long day at Joe's on Weed Street and ultimately a disappointing day as the Bears fall to the Indianapolis Colts and move to one and two on the season

You know we're obviously I'm sure we're going to talk a little bit about the Rams

and get your thoughts on that here later in the show,

but you know now that the dust has settled a little bit from the loss and you know we went through our post game show thoughts

you know I'm curious to hear any additional things you you thought about on your trip back home

I was just thinking about from a from a pressure standpoint on Caleb.

They're putting too much pressure on him.

There's no reason why he should be airing the ball

out 52 times in that game.

I understand the running game hasn't got going as much as they wanted to,

but towards the end when they started using Roshon Johnson,

he was getting more of a push. I really like seeing him in there. I think I got to get more touches, but I think they're putting too much pressure on this. He's a young quarterback. If you're one dimensional teams can bring different pressure packages, especially given the offensive line, they can confuse you with different coverage looks.

So if they can get that running game going, I think Shane Waldron has to find a way to get it done with the right personnel.

He's using Mercedes-Lewis. Hopefully Blazin game will be back next week,

but there's no reason that you should throw the ball 52 times in a game and have nothing to really show of it, you know, like 16 points from there.

So I think they're gonna have to get the running game going more. I think Roshan is somebody they got to utilize more. It seemed to be working there and it is just like a war of attrition. Like it's not always perfect. You don't always get it it but it keeps teams honest

yeah and it's just it's just surprising with Waldron because I thought he'd do a

better job of this play calling because given his history Russell Wilson had one of

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