Bears total opposite. They're gonna be part of hard
knocks. They're gonna be a team breaking into a
rookie quarterback. So dad, to you in your
mind, what's your biggest concern with the Bears outside
of just the fact that their quarterback is young heading
into this 2024 season? I, I would really
say that's it because you know that they have a
mixture of young and old receivers. Now with Roma
Dunes, they coming in to pick number nine,
but you have DJ Moore, you have Keenan Allen
, you have Gerald Everett coming over as a tight
end to join Cole come. So I, I
probably look at the old line as, as a
question mark as well, protecting and run blocking for
uh a an offense led by Kayla Williams, you
pick up deandre Swift as well at running back.
So, and the defense we know was lights out
toward the end of the year, the whole year
against the run, but toward the end of the
year overall, they were, they were absolutely lights
out. So that has to be the question mark
. You know, you have, you have Bryce
Young and CJ Stroud to look. Yeah, from
last year as two rookie quarterbacks of one Feast and
one famine. So where is Caleb Williams gonna fall
into this? He certainly has some weapons to throw
to, but he's got to get them there and
they still need a running game to help that.
So that would be my biggest question is the,
the maturation under Shane Waldron, a new old coordinator
uh in Chicago in getting this offense on the same
page with the rookie quarterback. Yeah, I,
I think what version of Shane Waldron's DNA we get
is a fascinating question based on what you talked about
what we saw last year late in the season where
Seattle under his tutelage and at the request of Pete
Carroll went to more two tight end sets went to
more of a run based approach even with all those
tantalizing receivers and it helped steady the ship a bit
. Nate Davis on that offensive line already a little
bit injured. So some concern that a group that's
not very deep up front might already be showing cracks --> .