Mark Grote

I think it's a single entendre.

It sounds more like a single entendre.

All right, look.

Here's what we got coming up on the show today.

Kurt Warner's going to join us at 3 o'clock.

We will ask him, now that he's had some time to look at that interception, what he thought about it.

Carmen Vitale is handling our Bears hit, two words.

She's going to be here at 5 with tape, and we're going to go through things with her.

When we come back after Tanny's open...

We're going to talk about the emotions, and we're going to open up the phone lines, and we're going to kind of keep it open for people all day to talk about how they feel about this particular game and the Bears overall.

That's after Tanny's open, which you know is going to be epic.

That's next here on The Score.

And this segment is sponsored by Packy Webb Ford.

Yeah, a couple things here.

I am being told that DJ Moore was not present at Hallis Hall.

In other words, we will not get to hear his quote-unquote side of the story on the interception thrown by Caleb Williams, which appeared to be some poor maneuvering by DJ Moore.

So unfortunately, we won't get that.

To the caller, too, I should let you know,

that coming up on Inside the Locker Room at 125, he's going to hear everything he wants to hear from Cole Komet, because Cole Komet basically said the same thing, paraphrasing, not to ruin all of it, but it is a different year.

They put into this year, and nothing is guaranteed, and Cole Komet will lay it out for you.