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This is a special weekend, you know, this past weekend,

you set the clocks back, daylight savings time is over,

and it's also the time of year where you and I usually realize that the Jets and the Bears have set back professional football far more than an hour more like decades actually and yesterday was the perfect microcosm for that because it's usually around election day.

Last year was a happy anomaly for the Bears, but usually around election day where we realize

we're not going to play any meaningful games pretty much for the rest of the season.

So let's look very quickly at ESPN's summ rest of the season. So let's look very quickly at E-SPN's summaries of the Bears of the Jets yesterday.

First the Bears. Bears coach Matt Nagee will need to spend the off season reimagining the offense.

Everything is broken. The bears gained nine total

net yards in the opening 30 minutes against the Eagles and finished two of 10 on third down.

Chicago didn't even get a first down until under a minute left in the first half.

Quarterback Mitchell Trebiski made a couple nice plays after halftime, but he's struggling overall.

The entire offense is in desperate need of an overhaul.

Then of course, the bears lost to the Eagles

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