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if you're coming out to our draft party Thursday and Friday

night, we'll give you more details on that if you still need them. But Karm, it's a great day to talk about Bears football. It is. Shout out fanatic. Shout out. I dot love the support we're getting in draft. We can't wait to see everybody at Joe's on Wheat Street. And it was a busy day. Brian Piccolo Award, T.J. Edwards,

the three Pete, Colston Loveland. Very mature Colston Loveland's getting his award today. Wow.

The Bears got a good one in their now second year tight end. And yeah, I'm excited for who's your guy coming up here, Hogue. Big day for us on the show.

Well, right now,

our guy is Adam Johns. He is standing by at Hallis Hall, ready to go. He's rested. He's feeling better. He got every disease possible on his Disney cruise, but he's better now. You got to get better before the draft, and he bounced back. He's ready to go. Well, you know, I don't want to go too far behind the scenes here because it's a little personal and people probably don't care all that much.

But Johns' walk into Hallis Hall today, the presence that he brought going through security. I mean, I've seen Dan Weider do it. I've seen Brad Biggs do it. I mean, I've seen a lot of people do that walk. I haven't seen anybody come in with the

presence that Johns did today after missing yesterday. It all felt right in the world that walk in today. So, Johnzie, I just thank you. I thought you set the tone well today. Well, fellows, it's good to be missed. It's good to feel wanted. And it's good to, you know, when you're not there, that people are talking about you.

Well, Kevin Fishmaid didn't stop talking about you yesterday.

He asked about you yesterday. He asked five times where you were. So that happened. That's true. All right, jobs. We got a lot to get to. And we're going to get to our kind of our final thoughts on the draft, not our, I mean, sort of final thoughts. You and I have a Hogan Johns to do tomorrow

as well, but we are going to kind of pick our guy that we've narrowed in on individually for

this draft before we get done here in this segment. But let's start with the reaction to Jeff

King, who's been here for a while. This is kind of an interesting situation because Jeff King's been part of this organization

for quite a long time, actually.

But he has climbed up through the ranks

and multiple regimes and is officially now

the assistant general manager after Ian Cunningham

moved on to Atlanta.

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