Luis Medina
speaker
826 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 11 Aug
Luis Medina’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You know, I started this year worried about how that would go, but it sounds like Ben has confidence in him. It sounds like Caleb has confidence in him. And it sounds like Logan Jones, the rookie, is going to start –
the preseason as the clear number two, this isn't a competition at center. This is Garrett Bradbury's job to lose. And it doesn't sound like he's in danger of losing it. And you know what? That's fine. We saw the new England Patriots do this last year. Bradbury was their guy. They drafted a Wilson from Georgia. They let Bradbury play out that guy's rookie year. And now he's the guy moving in with, uh,
You know, Bradbury moving up. If the Bears do the same thing and they use this year basically as a redshirt year and then the next three years you've got Logan Jones. Fine. I think that's that's a smart way to do things. It's how teams used to do offensive line development. But guys have gotten so good and you want that, you know, initial immediate return on investment. So guys get pushed. But I think they're taking their time with this and I'm OK with that.
I feel wonderful.
That was a really good conversation with Nick Friedel.
Him talking about his grandma and having those thoughts.
I have those thoughts a lot, you know, when it comes to sports.
Those great Cubs teams.
I'll never forget the morning after they won the World Series.
One of the first things I did was get a bunch of merch and take it to my grandmother's house up in Uptown.
She was so happy.
I don't think I've ever seen her happier.
Well, he's flirted with the Bears the last couple off seasons, the idea of coming back.
And I really thought about both of the trades that the Bears made to get
to get Klumac and to send him away.
And I just keep coming back to the Bears making one last move.
Every offseason, they make one last move that raises your eyebrow.
Sometimes it's the Klumac trade.
Sometimes it's a free agent signing of Yannick Ngakwe.
Sometimes it's calling Jason Peters while he's fishing and saying, hey, man, we need you to play left tackle.
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