Bill Belichick

And again, like, low-key, like a perfect guy to take the baton from Spiegel.

Like, there's a lot of people who could have done that well and would have been qualified to do it, but the two right people did it.

It was perfect because...

like matt had a deeper relationship with terry no doubt about it obviously but chris had sort of the quintessential relationship with him with the the young the producers had with him that the update people had with him that they all looked up to him and what really resonated with me from all the things i heard everybody wanted to make terry happy everybody wanted to make terry laugh because of the audience and the critic that we knew he was so

That's all I wanted to say about it.

Just a shout out to the Boers family and all of that.

It was a really well done production on the score.

And quite frankly, really what it gets down to, Marshall, it was really good radio.

It was really, really good radio because of how real it was.

And that's the essence of what we do.

And it's the essence of the score.

Super authentic and necessary from a therapeutic standpoint, from a closure standpoint, although you're always going to take those memories with you, whether you were someone, as I said, close to him or just knew him from listening to him.

The other thing that we do really well here at The Score on Rahimi Harris and Grody is to talk about the Chicago Bears.

We do seem to do a lot of that, and it's been mostly favorable talk for the last year or so, really.

Yeah, yeah, which is very uplifting.

But let's get into this, man, because the Caleb Williams conversation is never-ending.

It should never be never-ending, even if he gets to a point where he is winning Super Bowls.

Caleb is always going to be worth discussing is what I'm saying here, no matter what.

He's the quarterback of the Chicago Bears.

And the person who is the quarterback of the Chicago Bears is always going to be talked about, whether it's positive, whether it's negative, when things are going good, when things are going to bad.