Kevin Fishbane

Matt Feinstein is the VP of Football Administration.

You know, this is this is what they this is.

What he's there for, he's there to handle kind of these things.

And the Bears are generally in a, like, it's weird to say this because if you go look at, you know, cap space, they're at the bottom of the league or near the bottom compared to past years.

But they are, he has put themselves in a healthy situation where it is not hard for them to get cap space.

But it then just makes things trickier year after year after year if you have to keep doing this.

But again, guys, I agree.

I know I'm harping on this, but you would much rather be talking about it in these terms than saying, well, the Bears have $90 million in cap space.

They went 4-13 last year, and they have to sign four free agents and hope that all of them hit to even be competitive next year.

This might be a more monotonous conversation to talk about cap space and restructuring and salary cap hits and all those things, but it means that the team is in a better spot with the talent on the field.

You know what, Grody?

You found the Easter egg.

So maybe because you spotted it, you should just get it.

I should just give it to you.

I would love to own that.

That is... I was at... This is six plus years ago.

I should know the date, actually.

It was my wedding.

at the gift table.

You know, you're collecting the gifts and there was a pennant just sitting on the gift table that one of my parents' friends had laying around their basement.