Paul Pabst

What would a Bears Dundee be called?

you know, I would have loved to get drafted to New York and, and, you know, have that be my home for 20 years.

Um, but it just didn't work out that way.

And, you know, same thing in Carolina.

And then, you know, in San Francisco, um, that was a great place for me to learn.

And, and in Minnesota, I feel like I had a great opportunity with really good players and really good coaches to, to show not people, but show myself, uh, what I could do out on a football field.

And, and I think people saw that.

And, um, again, like Seattle, um,

you know just just from the get you know right when I got here it felt like home and it feels like home and you know I'm just so thankful for John and Mike believing in me and you know all the players in that locker room for believing in me and and for me to just be able to go out there and do nothing more than my job on every single play and I think that's a that's a very very secure feeling as a quarterback.

It's no one's fault other than everybody's.

Do me a favor.

Don't go chasing waterfalls.

I've got to tell you, I'm old school.

I'm like Chevy Nova 3 on the tree.

I own a suit, and I'll be buried in it, but I don't.

That's why I got it.

But I'll say media night last night was subdued.

There was not a huge press contingent.

The players are so conditioned now to give you nothing.

Yeah, I think the other thing that I've noticed here and I got a little melancholy as a Bears lifelong Bears guy is that when I went to media night last night, I was looking around and I was like, you know, the Bears could be here.