Mark Potash

man like like they they showed that and that is look every team has to like depth is like such a huge thing in the obviously in the nfl and you can almost whittle it down to the teams that have the best depth there's got to be a correlation with lots of winning and that's what the bears had this year

Yeah, so, I mean, like I said, it's all timing and it's where they happen.

And, you know, I guess there are people who would probably love to see Tyson Bajan in this office.

Everybody's intriguing.

That's the great thing about having a guy like Ben Johnson.

You know, I made a list of I think it was nine players that polls brought in –

to either start or be a part of a regular rotation.

And if you list them by how much of a contribution they made, the first six were all offensive players.

Wow.

The last three were like Shamar Turner and Odengbo.

I can't remember who the other one was.

But anyway, but all the all the offensive guys, you know, and that didn't even include Manungai, who was a seventh, who was who was like their, you know, the guy they wanted to get a guy they wanted to get in the second round or a position they wanted to fill in the second round.

Right.

Right.

I didn't even include that.

But my point is, everybody is a candidate to be a breakout player in this offense.

And so, so I, you know, so, so I think, I guess my point originally was like, yeah, as crazy as that, even, even, even a guy like Bajet would be intriguing in this offense.

And I'll admit, I'm not going to, I'm, you wouldn't, I think, I think, I think the talk of him being better than Caleb Williams, I think that's kind of, Oh yeah, that's over.

I guess the point is, I think I was kind of a counter my, my own point in that if you lose a guy at the wrong position, then depth doesn't.

Oh, right.