Mike Florio

I got a lot of problems with you people.

No, you're going to hear about it.

On Chicago Sports Radio, 104.3 The Score.

Hey, good to be with you now.

You can call at work if you want, but I'm just hanging around talking football, so I get paid to do it, so no complaints.

I just think it was great to have a chance to sit down and talk to him for 10 or 15 minutes, and

You know, it's just further confirmation that he gets it, he understands how it works.

And I suspected that the whole Packers thing was him being the guy that the fans want him to be.

If you're going to be the head coach of the Bears, you're going to hate the Green Bay Packers.

And in his mind, if you're the head coach of the Green Bay Packers, you've got to hate the Bears.

The Bears and the Packers don't like each other.

He's fully in on what his role is, and fans love that.

We see so much nowadays, especially as –

The coaching profession, which you land wherever the job is, you're not loyal to any one team.

You're taking the paycheck.

You want to coach, and the players go from team to team.

Now, it's not like it was back in the 70s and 80s where you played for one team your whole career.

Fans love a little of that good old-fashioned animosity that they feel toward their rivals.

So he's smart to be that way.

Now, he may have some damage to undo at some point if he's ever looking for a job,