Matt Miller

I posted in an article, and I got a little ahead of myself maybe, but I said, when the Bears won a Super Bowl in the next three years, this is going to be the draft that we look back and say, that's how they did it.

It's Caleb Williams, it's Colson Loveland, it's Luther Burden, but this is the draft that was the final piece to the puzzle.

I'm that much of a believer in Dylan Thiemann.

I'm that much of a believer in Logan Jones.

That much of a believer in just how they are continuing to build this team.

Everyone's going to talk about de-tackle, de-tackle.

One doesn't go till late.

But Jordan Vandenberg, I thought was a steal in the seventh round.

So this was a good draft for Poles.

The spice giant McCormick is betting on scale, moving to combine with Unilever's food business in a deal aimed at building a global flavor powerhouse.

The key question is whether investors will have any appetite for it.

I know, a lot of puns here, but I'm here for it and for the spices because I love to cook and I spend a lot of my day in the spice aisle.

Looking at the spice aisle.

at ShopRite.

It's been a lot of days at ShopRite.

Joining us now is Brendan Foley, chairman and CEO of McCormick.

Brendan, great to have you.

Really appreciate you coming in.

Talk to us first about this deal, because it is a massive deal.

And I guess you'll back into a company that still will have a majority of Unilever shareholders, but you'll stay on running the business and keep your headquarters.