Russ Dorsey

I didn't even mention Colston Loveland.

I don't have that up, but he was in the 600s as well.

Led the team in receiving.

So if Caleb continues to have that ball distribution and continues to use the hot hand and you don't have one guy that just elevates the statistics, that might be the best thing for the Bears.

Oh, so he did get over the 600 mark.

But not by a ton at all.

So, yeah.

So I think that, and I hate to say that because I love to see guys get paid, but if you could kind of quell their numbers just a little bit and have it in the 600s for a bunch of guys, I'll take that.

Number four.

That's the right answer.

However, I thoroughly enjoyed watching every, for some reason, watching every minute of that game last night.

And yes, the whole game was about...

Is Houston going to come back?

I mean, when they got up to those big leads even in the first quarter, the whole theme, even from Adam and Stacey, not once during the broadcast did those two get comfortable with the Bulls' lead.

Stacey was always like, ah, here they come.

Count how many times in that game, watching it on TV and I'm sure on radio as well with Chuck and Bill, how many times they said, here they come, here comes Houston, here they come, they're starting to do it.

And then with 628 left in the game, they came back all the way from 22 down to win the game.

But I was happy the Bulls won, especially since we got a double onions with a side of fries from Chuck as well, which was great.

Chuck, you are awesome.

There's nothing coming from MJ's side, though.