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Ryan and I, we're going to discuss the unbeaten Steelers talk about the greatness of Kyler Murray

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Well, you waited all week long and the time has finally rolled around once again. Welcome to

this Tuesday edition of the NFL show on the ringer. He's Ryan Shayze here. I'm Cole Wright and Ryan,

you know, what better way to start than with the team from my hometown. The Chicago Bears on Monday

night football, but they didn't represent my hometown very well, man. The Bears going out there

looking inept on the offensive side of the football. You saw what happened against the Rams 24 to 10.

And you know, as you looked late in the game and that one, Nick Foles, no disrespect to Nick Foles,

like we always say around here, but it looked as if that game plan offensively, it looked as if it

hadn't come together in the fourth quarter. And some of those plays that were being called by Matt

Nagy in the fourth quarter looked like they could have been plays that were called in the first frame,

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