Adam Amin

The horse is very much alive.

And that horse is opposing.

Well, it's an expression.

Don't take it literally.

I think we have a disclaimer in our shows.

Don't take Marshall's analogies literally.

But listen.

I've been talking about the Bears' need for a better pass rush since I have been talking about the Bears.

And I'm trying to find the best path to that.

It feels like the draft is an avenue that finally can maybe help with this, but...

From what you're seeing, whether it's draft because you were at the Combine or now free agency in this kind of second wave, and also the fact that Trey Hendrickson's still out there available as a free agent, what do you think is the most prudent and smartest way for the Bears or really any team trying to attack that common problem?

Yeah, there's a couple of different approaches, Marshall, that teams take.

And the Bears might be in that group, like you've seen in Buffalo a number of years, where it was, we're right there after we saw the run that Chicago went on.

And I've seen the Bills and covered them in the postseason where they've gone on these runs.

And then they go...

You know, we need a closer.

Like, that's oftentimes the way edge rushers are thought of for teams that are right there.

Kind of like a baseball analogy, essentially.

Like, our dominant edge rusher is great for your roster when you're not close to winning a Super Bowl.

I mean, we just watched Max Crosby's career in Vegas, right?