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Okay. Hello, everyone, and welcome to the RV-32 pre-season team preview series. My name is Mike Randall. You can follow me at Randall Randall rant on Twitter. Today is the Chicago Bears

preview of the 2018 hashtag RV-32 team preview series, a special edition of ROTIVZ radio.

I'll be joined just a few moments by Patrick Finley from the Chicago Sun-Times and NBC Sports Talk Chicago.

You can follow him on Twitter at Patrick Finley.

But before we get started, I want to let all of you know that as a listener to the podcast, you can save yourself 30% on a ROTiviz NFL pass at ROTiviz.com forward slash podcast. The subscription will give you access to all the NFL content and tools, and best of all, it helps support the pod. For those you who don't know, ROTAB is a sports data and analytics site that publishes over 1,000 articles per year and has a suite of more than 20 proprietary apps, go to rhodoviz.com to check out the site. Again, our guest today is Patrick Finley from the Chicago Sun-Times. In this episode, he talks about the new coaching regime in Chicago, the backfield expectations for Jordan Howard versus Tariq Cohen, and how the passing game will look with the new receiving court in Mitchell Trubisky's second

season. After the interview, we'll take a few minutes to think about what Patrick said and take a

closer look at the bear's main offensive starters using some of the great apps at ROTAViz. And now,

let's bring on the guest.

We are pleased to welcome to the ROTOVIS team team preview series Patrick Finley, who covers the Chicago Bears and NFL for the Chicago Sun-Times and appears on NBC Sports Chicago.

Patrick joins us for a few minutes on the RV-32 team preview series to talk about the Chicago Bears.

Please follow him on Twitter at Patrick Finley. Patrick, thanks for a few minutes. How are you doing today? Hey, not too bad. How about you? Very good. Let's begin with the coaching changes. Matt Nagy was named the 16th head coach in Bears history in January. Came over from Kansas City where he served as offensive coordinator. He then brought in Mark Helferich, who recently served as University of

Oregon head coach. You have Vic Fangio back, of course, for his fourth season as defensive

coordinator, which provides some stability. So what were your thoughts when they brought in

Helfrich this season, and what have you seen so far from year one of the Nagy regime?

Well, with Nagy, I mean, it was pretty obvious when the Bears started looking for somebody to replace John Fox,

that they wanted to get a play caller.

They had their play caller a couple years ago in Adam Gave, but he was their coordinator,

and they lost him to the Dolphins and gave him a coaching job.

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