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Sam 48 covers the commanders for the Washington Post. Hey, Sam. Hey, guys, thanks for having

me. Hey, Sam, what do you think the atmosphere is going to be like on Thursday night football?

Apparently, to be another sellout, my question is with rush hour traffic, how many people

will be inside by eight o'clock? Yeah, it's a good question because the last few prime

time games we've had even, you know, I believe Seattle on Monday night in 2021, going back

to last year. I mean, it's definitely going to be a problem, although those were not sell

out. So I think it'll be a really strong crowd, but maybe it won't be at full strength

until mid-first quarter or second quarter. So Sam, you detail in one of your latest articles,

wow, the bears are as bad as we thought they were that the bears are the new dysfunctional

kid on the block with Dan Snyder out as the commander's owner. They've got 14 straight

losses. The organization is in chaos. Justin feels as criticizing the coaching, the defensive

coordinator resigns. You got to chase Claypool drama. Am I missing anything? I mean, it's

just a laundry list of things that we were used to here for so long. These things are not

happening to the bears. It's funny because it's such a case of whiplash, right? Like

the last year, right before they played in Chicago on Thursday night, you know, like the

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