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time game from now until the end of time joining me to break down a game, a game that occurred

on a field and evolved football, people who professed to be football players. I would give

the game a the same grade Pete Prescare gave EJ manual. Big. Yeah. Well, quickly, this

game or last week's Thursday night game, which one was this game over that one? Because expectations

and like the last play was actually somewhat exciting. Yeah. I mean, I mean, the second half

was not miserable. I mean, they scored 19 total points, but I can't even disagree with

that. This game was way more fun than last week's game was like fun for like seven minutes

while it was like limping to over time. Commanders, Washington commanders were two and both

teams, the Bears and the commanders moved to two and four as Washington beats the Bears

12 to seven. If I were to tell you, if you told Ron Rivera, you're going to be outgained

by 175 yards, 1.7 yards per play. You're going to run 16 less plays in the Bears. Carson

wins his particular 12 of 22 for 99 yards. No touchdowns and somehow no interceptions.

Do you think Ron Rivera is chalking himself as a W or an L? I think Ron Rivera is wondering

still why he had a release statement today, defending the idea of trading for Carson.

And he's also not even letting you finish your question because he's resigning as you're

finishing it. So that he doesn't have to work for. I'll say this. Carson wins his defense

as Debo has moved on to greener pastures. So he can't do it. I thought he played better

than 12 of 22 for 99 yards. Yeah, I was right for that. And if you. That's block of the

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