Kevin Harlan

And we saw when he leaves what happens with the Lions.

And we see, as a first-year head coach, what happens with the Bears.

Like, he's got nothing to prove.

LaFleur's not been to a Super Bowl.

And LaFleur's had two terrific quarterbacks.

So if I'm Ben Johnson, I'm saying, hey, you know what?

This is the greatest rivalry in the national football league.

It's got more history than any rivalry in the league.

And it may have been one-sided for a long time, but now how great to be a part of what will be a new chapter of this great story that the Bears now are right up there and competitive and there's no end in sight.

And even if they lose on Sunday night, and I don't know that that's going to happen, but even if they would,

It's only a comma.

It's not a period.

So, like, the best is yet to come.

And I guess I'd tell Caleb Williams in the locker room, I don't care what happens today.

Let's go out and play.

All I know is we're on page four of a 900-page story.

Like, this thing is going to be a long, enjoyable ride.

So let's just enjoy this.

Let's learn from this.

And if we win, terrific.