Tim Jenkins

I'm doing great.

I'm doing great.

I'm fired up, like I'm sure everybody is over there.

Yeah, yeah.

It went for an hour 30, too, which was a shocking amount of time to hear yourself talk, as my wife would say, highly enjoyable for myself.

But, yeah, I mean, listen, I think what was most interesting, what my big takeaway was, was...

If the live TV shot would have been zoomed out, right?

If we wouldn't have been the TV, you know how it's all zoomed in, nobody likes it.

But if it was zoomed out and you could see all 22, I think when the Bears fell down big, we would have all felt a lot better because I actually think...

Like, I keep calling it a fluke and I hate that word.

It's almost like the, you know, less probable outcomes happened consistently to the Bears to the negative on third and fourth down early, which then I think led to obviously the huge deficit.

Like, just think about on the same series, you get the Cole Comet drop.

Which, was it a drop?

Was it a fumble that the Bears recovered for a first down?

You'll never know, right?

We ruled it a drop.

Then we get the semi-bad snap that we have Luther Burden wide open on a shallow cross, and the ball gets batted down.

That's third and fourth down.

Like two...

you know, not really highly probable things happen in a row.