Kevin Harlan

And in the first year with Ben, and think about what could be accomplished in the years to come.

He's got some personality.

He's got maneuverability.

He's got unique arm talent.

His mind will continue to dig into that book of Ben.

And there's just so much to like about what's there.

But I also point to what they've done to the line.

And I know the left tackle is going to be out this weekend, and that's going to be something to watch.

But the way they maneuvered through this past offseason, the table that was set by Johnson and their response, and I think a very difficult division, was exemplary.

And I'm just thrilled that a team, a franchise like that, a flagship NFL franchise, has got this kind of opportunity in front of them on Sunday.

Well, last week for CBS, I was in Ann Arbor and saw...

Wisconsin, the basketball version of the Badgers, beat the number two and previously unbeaten Wolverines and got on a plane as quickly as I could back home and joined my family and watched the second half.

Now, coming from the airport to home, I heard the end of the first half go, my God, what has happened to the Bears, 21-3?

Like, what is going on?

And then, like most of us, sat there in disbelief,

as the second half unfolded and the fourth quarter became a circus.

And that was so – and you know I've got backer roots, but just as a football fan, I don't know how you couldn't appreciate that comeback.

And then I was with a group of people, mainly my family, but we all commented on just the emotion in that stadium.

And it may not come as a surprise to you because you're in the business –

But, you know, broadcasters are triggered by a lot.