Sheil Kapadia

And I'll go through every play.

And he's not like, he doesn't have any ulterior motives or agendas.

He just like, yeah, I think he should have thrown this here.

Oh, what is this wide receiver doing?

And the film heads, Billy, they don't like DJ more.

They think that he doesn't run precise routes, that he just lacks in the details of route running, that he gives up on plays when he's not the number one wide receiver.

So if you're wondering why did the Bears make this move, I think that probably has something to do with it.

But I love this.

I actually really like this for the Bears because they have kind of a well-rounded offense where they've got Roma Dunzey, they've got Colston Loveland, they drafted Luther Burden last year.

And now they get off this contract that's 24 million per year for a player who wasn't like a defining player for them last year.

And to get a second round pick, I mean, if you would have told me a week ago, DJ Moore's being traded, I would not have said he's getting a second round pick unless like the Bears were eating part of that salary.

So that's a nice job, I think, by the Chicago Bears.

Oh no, I can't get to that level.

No, that's,

And that's long.

That's kind of long form.

Like he'll do half an hour, hour.

I'm trying to reach the kids.

Not under two minutes.

Now, the one I did on the Trent McDuffie trade, that was hard to get it to three minutes.