Bill Belichick

If I may, Marshall, I would like to present the opposing opinion.

Because I'm listening.

That's what's going on with me right now.

I'm listening, and I'm pushing back, and I'm challenging you on other quarterbacks that were not great, but would challenge.

That would challenge Caleb Williams for greatest Chicago Bears quarterback ever.

And right now, just to catch people up, I would say let's deep dive Jim McMahon, which we kind of did already before the break.

And let's talk about Jay Cutler a little bit before we really jump to conclusions.

Fair.

It's fair to do that.

You know, the reason why you are listening and you're open is because I've slowly over the course of less than a year, Mark, that we've been working together on this show.

worked you out of your PTSD, Bears related, on many different things.

And I think quarterback is one of them.

And I think that's the reason why you and other Caleb, I'm not there yet people, would be reticent, hesitant to just say, yeah, he's the guy.

I get that.

But Caleb, with the comebacks, with having to be the actual engine, with all these other teams you're talking about, they had...

A defense and a running game, and it was like the quarterback hopefully doesn't screw it up.

That's been kind of the method of operation for the Chicago Bears.

Now we have a guy who's only in year two, who's only had one year with a new head coach.

He's had how many offensive coordinators in that time?

How many guys have been calling plays since he became an NFL quarterback?