Okay, that was entertaining.

That it was entertaining.

That's the best that we can say about what happened with the Bears in their overtime loss to the Saints

26 to 23. This is the House of El podcast. We are brought to you by Mazda of Orland Park.

The fine folks out there, Zoom Zoom Nation.com. The Bears lose. 26 to 23 in OT and it was a game that had a lot of

entertaining things but let me let me start with this because I didn't spend

enough time talking about it even on Twitter. The Bears defense didn't generate enough pressure.

And when they did generate pressure, especially late in the game,

Drew Breeze was able to do what I like to call pocket athleticism.

It's the stuff that guys like him and Peyton Manning and Tom Brady are really good at doing.

It's avoiding a rush, it's avoiding a sack,

and maybe getting two yards instead of taking a four yard loss.

It's climbing the pocket or sidestepping a defender that's trying to get their hands on you.

Just one little slight move,

and that slight move opens the door for you to make a play down the field or

to just get a couple of yards and keep you from a negative play. It's weird that that's what

Drew Breeze has kind of been reduced to. He's the guy that you that doesn't make mistakes and you can win because he doesn't make mistakes.

Not because he's doing anything that's going to,

he's not pushing the ball down the field.

It's not like it was before where he was making these great throws

down the field.

The two touchdown passes that he did have,

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