Hey everyone, welcome back to

This is an emergency Chicago Bears sports pod.

Here are your host, Patrick Klupik and Rob Zaki.

Matt Iberfuss has been fired.

Now we go to Rob the big dog Zachny. Rob, how do you respond to the firing of flus?

Patrick, this is just how we said it would go before the season even began. If people want to go back

and look at what we put on record, when, yeah, look at what, look at what we said when the bears initially said they're going to retain, retain Iber flus.

We wrote about this.

January, January 12th is when we, is when we wrote about this.

And we went in on the fact that there was just no, there was no positive case to keep Matt Eberfluse.

The best, the best thing you could hope for in that situation was that no there was no positive case to keep mad eberfluse the best the best thing you

you could hope for in that situation was that you were holding on to not a winning lottery ticket

right like that you were that you were holding on to a valid Myers gift card or something like that

is that was your best outcome as I found this thing.

I found this thing and it might get me a tank of gas and maybe some snacks. And we didn't even

get that. The bears ran out of gas pretty much at the start of the season. That part is true.

So we are breaking in after the Thanksgiving holiday where the Bears had a really

embarrassing, upsetting first half, and then had a really wonderful nail-biting and

ultimately heartbreaking second half against the Detroit Lions, a team

that actually the Bears have had a remarkable amount of success. Hey, here's a, here's a quote from

Patrick Kleppick. Oh, in that piece I was citing. Fields has shown resilience. It's impossible to

dislike him. Iber Fluse, on the other hand, has shown genuine incompetence of places that aren't

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