Mark Potash

I don't know, but there's all sorts of examples all over the field, especially on defense, especially in that secondary, which we know had its issues this year, but held together with playmakers like –

Deshaun Wright stepping in and doing terrific work in terms of having a nose for the football.

I don't know if you mentioned because you were given like lots of good examples, but DeMarco Jackson, he made a name for himself stepping in for TJ Edwards.

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.