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Matt Jones, Drew Franklin, back with you for a little midweek, getting into week seven.

Drew, I see that Titans gear over there.

We're going to talk about you.

You got a new coach.

You got some new swagger walking in.

How's it going on?

I'm still proudly wearing my Titans gear, but they were big in the news this week, and they have a big game on Sunday that I've got my eyes on. What is it, the Patriots? Is that right? Vrable's coming home. That's good. Well, we will get to all of that. I want to thank everybody who's been listening here on NFL Cover Zero. Our listeners continue to grow every week.

Make sure you tell your friends about it or, you know, just people that you meet around the way.

It's a Wednesday.

So one of things I like to do when we start the midweek show is talk about what happened on Monday Night Football because we didn't get to talk about it.

Two games.

I think we got to start with My Chicago Bears.

Okay, folks, that I said going into last week, Drew, this is the game that this is a big

night for Caleb Williams and he comes through.

Gets a field goal.

They win at the buzzer. Are you now, like, did Caleb make the statement he needed to make? I think you did. I said going into it, if you can win that game, that's a big breakthrough, prime time win against a team that haunted you last year. What is that, three in a row now? Three in a row? Just one week one. You should be four in one right now. But it was a fun game to watch neutral observer here, but just a nice dramatic finish. Commanders obviously had it, let it slip. And you get the big Phil goal in the middle of the weather. So it was fun to watch, but I know you were excited. A North Easter hit towards the end of the game, which, as I have learned in the last few days, just means when from the Northeast. Feels like it shouldn't get its own name, but it does. But they kicked the field goal. Jake Moody, who had been sent away by the 49ers, kicks it. I knew he was excited because in the postgame interview, he didn't even take his helmet off. That was one of my favorite parts of the whole night. It's, you know, just yapping right through the facemax. Why didn't he take his helmet off? Did he not want to be seen? Has he never been interviewed in a football game before? He was like, I'm sorry, helmet on the entire time. Moody played hero at the end, but there was a stretch there in the second half where DeAndre Swift was going wherever he wanted to. He was a real star of the night with Williams. It's nice to have

for the Bears or running back like that. But I think it was huge for Caleb Williams. We talked about

that. That was where the Hail Mary was last year that kind of changed the fortunes of each of those

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