Third down and four, McCarthy.

Time runs out and down he goes.

Just tripped up and it'll go down as a sack.

Pressure by Dio O'Dango, who was brought in by the front office

to beef up the pass rush for Chicago.

And the bears are counting on him quite a bit.

And I know that once we get to September and October and if things don't go well,

they're going to tell you that they're not counting on them quite a bit.

But they are.

But they have to. And it's annoying to us. And I get why it's annoying to us. But the truth is,

they used some draft capital on Shemar Turner, and they used a lot of money on Dio O'Dango.

Those two guys have got to make the coach and the general manager right.

Got to make them right.

Because what they basically said is we feel like we're getting draft picks back from injury.

Which is a dangerous game to play.

It is.

But it's also, let's be honest, it's also a philosophy we've used in different sports at times where it's like,

you know, it'll be kind of like their trade deadline acquisition when player X returns to health.

It never feels good, though.

It's always a rationalization.

Yeah, it's copium, as you call it, right? A whole bunch of copium.

Here's what Ben Johnson had to say about, listen, this is about the players that they've got in-house and the coaches to coach him up.

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