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This is the athletic football show.

Welcome, the athletic football show.

I'm Robert Mays.

Joining me tonight.

It's my good buddy, Nate, Tyne.

How are you?

Doing great. A dozen weeks in. I'm just glad you're here, by the way, after that Sunday night. Extravaganza. All right. Listen, that's fine to me. I have no hope. I'm not holding out any hope for this year. If it gets bad enough, I think everyone will understand that changes probably need to be made. I mean, you could see it in that game. They're giving up. I mean,

the defense, their spirit is completely broken. And that was going to happen after a certain

amount of time. And after several years, of course it's going to happen. I think you saw it

down the back half of last season. And it's here again. And I don't know if it's anyone's fault specifically, but I think after a long

time as a defensive player, even when your unit is good, you understand there's no hope. And

you wonder what you're playing for. And I think that we've reached that point again. They've reached that point as a franchise. And now I just think it's time to keep an eye on the standings. I mean, for the most part, things went well today. We're talking about the bears, by the way. I mean, if no one caught that. I mean, the team that I root for and I'm very sad about on a general level, but I'm not sad about today. But if you look at a lot of the things that went down just in terms of the results today, they were good for the Bears. The Giants won, the Falcons won, the Niners one. I mean, these are all teams that are going to be jockeying in the top 10 of the draft. I mean, when you're talking about a team like San Francisco or New England, who also won, these are teams that can potentially draft a quarterback. The Bears are also

five and six. There is nothing to say the Bears can't have a top 10 pick in this draft. And with so

many other quarterback needy teams outside of the top 10, a team like Washington theoretically winning that division and going

all the way down to 19, this is where my head's at right now.

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