Well, here we are again with another kicking the nuts by your Chicago Bears.

Oh my goodness, the Bears lose.

34 to 30 is your final over on the lakefront as the snow came down onto Soldier Field. That was a... does one begin with that loss? I guess you probably begin with just kind of laughing and maybe you're laughing to keep from crying.

But they had lead.

They had a 10 point lead.

With 11 minutes left to go in the game.

They had a 10 point lead.

And they were, they gave it all away. They gave it all away. They gave it all away.

Incredible. Absolutely incredible.

Wow, like this is the loss where I don't know if there are any words. There's, there's so much good.

For a second, can we talk about like the good that happened in the game?

Do you not want to do that?

You don't want to do that? You might want to do that you might want to do that let's see okay here's

the good mitz trowbiski looked pretty decent and they were doing some things that I wanted to see them do where they were moving the pocket.

There was some boot like cross action that the bears were successful with in the game but yet and still even with Mitch going 26

at 34 that's really damn good 26 at 34 267 yards one touchdown no interceptions but a costly

fumble that ends up leading to the game winning score by the lions like lions, this was a reverse of the first game of the season

where the bears have to rally back and they pull some magic out of their pocket.

It's the lions that pull the magic out of their pocket.

It's amazing, amazing.

Matthew Stafford lit the Bears' asses up.

He lit them up.

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