Jack O'Callaghan

But I guess it's not for some people.

And I had more questions.

Is that good or bad?

That would be very peaceful.

If you don't have stuff running through your brain all the time.

Oh, wow.

Which can be good or bad.

That's probably bad.

I'm going to be honest.

That's fair.

no offense to Mark Grody and Dan Weider and all the people, but I believe taking the North is much easier than keeping the North because the way the NFL is designed, it's supposed to be, you know, every week, one score games, schedule changes every year, and now they're going to have a first place schedule and building a roster good enough with the blank canvas you just described was very, not easy, but it's easier in my opinion to do that than to not only establish greatness, but to maintain it.

And so,

Much like you, Layla, my internal monologue goes wild thinking about, okay, well, if you got this much money in your defensive line, how are you going to now improve your defensive line?

If all these people are not on the books as safeties, what are you going to do about your safety position?

Left tackle.

We talked about that earlier in five on it.

I just have a lot of questions that I don't know that we'll get the answers to this week, but we will at least get some insights into how the Bears are viewing specific problems after they have taken their requisite time off and reset, as it were.

I do love that they're, as you indicated, Layla, they ain't running this combine, the Bears, which is actually nice because it means that they, yeah, slow clap necessary here, that they are coming from a position of strength.

They are drafting number 25 overall right now because they won 11 games.

Can I get an hallelujah?