Simon Hunter

And even thinking about your playoff success, right?

You almost made the NFC Championship off two backheel throws by Caleb.

Like, it's just...

That was the kind of line you guys were walking last night.

So I think your radar is right to be picking up there.

They're probably a team we're going to look into fading this upcoming season.

And I think Warren's about to back it up here a little bit with some of the stats.

There are some things to like about this team from a rest perspective.

Now, based on my strength of schedule, which I do believe is more impactful than anything related to rest, but the way I calculate strength of schedule, as you know, is I look at win totals, not last year's record, because the future looking anticipates and accounts for

different quarterbacks like your kyler murray it accounts for new coaches coaches that were fired the draft all of these types of things whereas if you just look at last year's win-loss record you ignore free agency you ignore the draft you like any player movement any injuries all that stuff uh just gets ignored and accounted for with your numbers i still have the chicago bears as having the number six toughest schedule when you're looking at strength of schedule overall

This isn't rest.

This is just opponents.

It's important to look at the extremes, right?

The top five, top eight, best top five, top eight, worst.

It's not really, hey, this is 16 versus 21.

So this is great.

I'm so much better than the 21st team.

That's going to be irrelevant by the time this thing all is said and done.

From a rest perspective, though, I will say some positive things about the Chicago Bears because they do have plus 15 net days of rest, which is the best in the NFL.

They also have five games where they play with more rest than their opponent.