Russ Dorsey

Maybe part of me also, though, Mark, is looking at this like, well, if you really are what you think you are at this point because of last year's draft, show me again on the defensive side of the ball that you can get the guys who can make the impact that you're talking about.

Hold on, hold on.

Ben Johnson and Dennis Allen weren't in the building when they were doing this.

And that's why I feel like that's kicking the can down the road.

How's Grady Jarrett working out?

How's Dio Dangbo working out?

Which were both on Dennis Allen's watch.

Whoa, they got hurt.

And Dexter could get hurt.

I want to know that you can actually draft defensive players who have an impact.

an actual impact and sooner rather than later a first year impact that's what this allows us to do maybe i'm looking a little too far down the road when i talk about it in that manner but i need to know that you guys know what you're doing on defense in the same way that i believe you definitely know what you're doing on offense i'll give the bears a little bit of an excuse on it because that position like it's hard it's really difficult the job is hard but but i understand that but but so

to bring it full circle.

If a guy like that is available and it's rare when they become available, you might have to overpay for it.

After yesterday's Cubs win over the Mets, Pico Armstrong discussed how the lineup has been hitting and later shared who his favorite current player is.

It's your turn to go first.

I got two guys that are going through my head right now.

Give me both your guys.

I'll help you narrow it down.

All right.

Kyle Schwarber.