Good to have Albert Breer on with us again and with Johnsy this time.

Johnsy's here too.

One of the things we've been just, we have these conversations, the Super Bowl every year,

different feels about kind of how the bears have evolved year to year.

And it's just like the overwhelming thing we keep coming back to.

It seems like this week is, it seems to be a lot of belief around the league about what Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams accomplished this year.

Yeah, I'd say that's really fair.

And I think it's about more than just those two.

It's the infrastructure that was put in place.

I think, you know, the guys that were there, you know, Ryan Poles, Ian Cunningham, before he left, Jeff King.

It's interesting because at the end of the Iber flus era, I think that there was a little bit of like,

I think I'm looking at a good team, but it's not like coming together.

And I think, you know, what Ben Johnson and his staff were able to do

was unlock a bunch of that and it's like oh yeah we were right about Montez sweat oh yeah we

were right about DJ Moore and Roma Dunzee and you know obviously part of that's the coaching

part of that is taking care of the offensive line in the offseason the way that they did but yeah i mean it looks like there's a really good infrastructure they're going forward the

young quarterback got better over the course of time um you know and we saw like the way that they

were able to win at the end of games you know against the giants and the snow um even the way they came back in that Rams game with the prayer at the end, Nicole

Komet, like it's, it's, you know, the quarterback's playing well down the stretch of games.

He's consistently improving.

It looks like he's got a good group around him that's going to be sustainable for at least the next few couple

years and they're going to have a little flexibility to go bring some people in so I think

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