Tim Jenkins

You know, is it sunny in Chicago?

It feels like there's some optimism in the air.

You know, it's funny.

Yeah, so I'm going to kind of go for a while here because I got some exciting stuff for you.

I feel like we're playing with house money too, but let me tell you a small story and I'm going to pat myself on the back while I'm doing it, which is Mac Jenkins in his first year of tackle football this year, third grader.

First year of tackle football, mom was worried.

I remember in the kitchen before we started the season thinking to myself, man, I got a bunch of, you know,

I got a bunch of kids that I'm not sure they're athletic.

Hey, I just want to try to, you know, have a winning record.

And then we made it to the playoffs.

And then I'm like, all right, I want to go to Super Bowl.

And we made it to the Super Bowl.

And I say, I want to win the Super Bowl.

Right.

And so quickly the house money becomes big expectations.

And unfortunately, you're talking to a Super Bowl losing coach right here.

Third grade Super Bowl losing coach.

That's me.

So.

The house money only lasts so long.