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Is there anything that's improved on the offense enough to slow Brian Flores down to make him maybe think twice about the blitz packages he uses against the bears. I don't think it matters, Stan. Brian Flores reminds you of playing for Greg Williams. You know, they have a certain identity, right? That's what they are. They are going to bring pressure. There are ways to beat pressure. To get the ball out, to throw in location, to throw in a rhythm where, hey, I have a pressure coming, but it's not going to get home because the ball's out so quickly because I see it fast enough. And that's one way to counter pressure is how quickly your quarterback can ID it and get the ball out. Blitz is coming. Williams gets rid of it here and a doonese diving out for great catch. And he skits up now not a clutch and he searches for it.

Still going as a doonjay.

How did that turn into 17?

He lays out at 6, gain 17.

Look at this effort.

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We love, love, love talking with Matt Bowen about the game that you love and the team that you love, the Chicago Bears.

He joins us now on the Circa Resort and Casino Hotline, circa Las Vegas.com. Matt, you were right about Brian Flores. Not only was he not going to

stop blitzing, he blitzed it almost double the pace that he ordinarily does. Now, some of that

was to stop the run game, but he was here for blitzing and putting some pressure on the Bears. What did you think of the matchup between the two coaches? I thought it was a great match, and look, you saw throughout that football game, Ben Johnson wanted to run the ball. I mean, I think that's becoming a clear identity of this football team right now. Yes, they're going to be balanced. They're going to take their shots like we saw this past weekend,

and obviously,

dance and misses down the field, but they are going to run the football. And that's like we talked about last week, Lawrence, it's one way to counter pressure. That's one way to attack the edges with the run game. But also look what Caleb did versus pressure. I'm not saying he had a bunch of splash plays as a thrower.

But how many times did he get outside and escape pressure and extend plays?

And how many quarterback in the league can do that?

I think it's one thing he has to take away from this football game.

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