Dan Wiederer

Like the bears were booed that night for, for blowing a lead.

And certainly I wouldn't be surprised if he took a little copy of take the North post game after the Detroit game, the following Sunday and said, let's, let's keep this around just to,

stoke my flames every once in a while because the tone wasn't great right out of the gates.

And there was a lot of feeling of here we go again for the Bears.

And I think, you know, to use a last dance phrase, I think he took it up personally.

And so that's it, right?

That's the wiring of hyper-competitive people.

I heard an interview with Press Taylor recently with Jeff Joniak where he said that Ben just has this desire to achieve that really is felt every single day.

And I think you can tell by the way he speaks about every topic that it's there.

There's still a target way out there in the distance that he's not going to settle until he reaches.

Yeah.

And

thinking about the boos too and again having been around here my whole life being going to bears games growing up like at all different ages and now covering the team the boot the booing fans feel more enabled i think than ever to be pretty harsh at these bears games and it started and you know this is just my opinion it started like when the expectations were

First-round quarterbacks, Mitch Trubisky, Justin Fields, now Caleb Williams, and an array of coaches.

Bears fans ain't like, and we always talk about it, the first game of 2019 after a spectacular and fun 2018, they were booing in the first half of the game.

So it's a real thing.

Another thing that one has to, and it hurts, man.

Booing is harsh.

It hurts, and I get it why he would remember that.

Well, and I think it's great that in his first season, he got the full range.