Yo, man, welcome in. It's the house of the podcast. I'm Lord Tom's. Thanks for hanging

out with me as we talk about the bears and them ending their season in embarrassing

yet totally predictable Matt Nege fashion. That was amazing. It was it was truly an amazing

thing that we witnessed up in Minneapolis. The bears had complete control of this game.

They really did. I'm not going to spend a ton of time talking about it because obviously

like we're on to big picture issues now with the bears, but the bears were in complete control

of this game. At the half, they were up 14 to three. They got out scored 28 to three in the

second half of this game. Let me give you Andy Dahlson's line. The lady Andy Dahlson

throws ball 48 times in this game. 33 of 48 for 325 yards. Two interceptions in a touchdown.

Pass a rating 77.2. They were definitely trying to feed Mooney shout out to Patrick Manely.

Patrick Manely said that that's the prop you should have played. I went and checked out on

points bet. I should have got down on it. I did not. And I regret it because they were

100% trying to push the ball to Darnel Mooney. He finished with 12 catches on 16 targets.

126 yards for him. Congratulations going over a thousand yards. This game was exactly what

you get from Matt Nege. The fourth down moments in this game were amazing. It was amazing

because everyone understood what should happen in these situations except for the head coach

of your Chicago Bears. He's the only one that didn't get it. And this has got to be like

his magnum opus. Like this is his masterpiece of a game. All of his weaknesses as a coach

were on display. When you saw the way that the Bears turn the ball over on down, I've got

no problem going for it in all of those situations. This is not me saying, like not backtracking

off of how I feel about fourth downs. You should go for him and he should have gone for him

in all of those situations. The problem is he can never stop being himself. Not once. Do

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