5 On It & Kevin Fishbain previews Bears-Vikings (Hour 3)

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What is the opening “5‑On‑It” segment about and who are the first topics discussed?

Unknown 0:00
THE SCORE!
Rahimi Harrison 0:03
Agapai. It's time for five on it. Rahimi and Crody bring you five topics on their minds today. On 104-3D score.
Mark Grody 0:14
Number one. You're listening to a four seasons heating, air conditioning, plumbing, sewer, and electric football Friday, presented by your local Ford dealers and Advent. Here's question number one. Bears tight end Colton Lovelin finished week one's game against the Panthers with zero receptions. So the question is how many receptions and how many yards will Lovelin have in the Bears' week two matchup against the Vikings?
Mark Grote 0:36
Well, he was targeted a couple times and those were a couple of the the critique throws that Caleb Williams had come his way. So I would imagine that Caleb Williams is going to take it upon himself to make sure that he sharpens things up, tightens things up a little bit with Colson Loveland. I also think Ben Johnson took note of all that. Not that he didn't have a good game blocking. So so here I am. I say Colson Loveland in this game. And I'm not going to go crazy. I'm going to say he's going to have five catches for 63 yards in this game. He does not get into the end zone. He will not get there. But this will be the start of the Colston Loveland season so far this year. You know, he had the it's probably not even necessarily worth bringing this up because it was so different last year when he missed the offseason program, but it did take a while last year to get Colston Loveland involved in the offense.
Mark Grote 1:24
It was the Cincinnati blast off. That he did. Hopefully, it's not a thing where Colson is cold earlier in the year. But yeah, I got him down for five catches and sixty-three yards for Sunday.
Vinny Rotino 1:34
So five catches would put him at second highest on receptions for the Bears in the box score from last week. Behind
Mark Grote 1:40
Khalif Raymond, yeah. Well
Vinny Rotino 1:41
yeah, 'cause Khalif had eight, Luther Burton had five. So Luther Luther, yeah.

How do the hosts predict Colton Lovelin’s production for the Bears‑Vikings game?

Vinny Rotino 1:46
And also Luther Burton, five catches on five targets, my friends. Well,
Mark Grote 1:49
that's it. That's making the most the blessings. That's
Vinny Rotino 1:51
the quan. That's everything.
Mark Grote 1:53
He might have a bust out game too. Not to be
Vinny Rotino 1:55
outdone, Kalif Raymond had eight catches on nine targets. We love to see the catches and the targets aligned. Well shout out to you two, two for three. I see you I see you doing things. So that said, I'm gonna say Colson Loveland has four catches. Five targets total for forty yards. Yeah. That's generous. It's generous yards per catch. You can do the math easily. But I feel like for Colson Loveland to have forty yards, things are going well for Ye Bears offense.
Mark Grote 2:25
Yeah Number two sound good. No it did. What me saying yeah. Was it too Terry Boarsish?
Vinny Rotino 2:33
Yeah. I do love a terri uh Terry Boars sound effect.
Mark Grote 2:37
Yeah. Thank you. Trying to trying to refocus me? Is that what that was? Did I did I need to wonder
Mark Grody 2:44
no, I asked Tyler to play 'cause I was wondering if you'd make a different noise.
Mark Grote 2:48
It's like a it's like a prod for me.
Mark Grody 2:51
Yeah! When it comes to the Bears week two opponent, are you more concerned about the Vikings offense or the Vikings defense? I'm more
Vinny Rotino 3:00
concerned about the Vikings defense. I am, because the Bears can outscore ya, but I I gotta let the the Vikings offense I I just have to accept the fact that it might look similar receiver yards to what we saw in week one. I mean, Justin Jefferson is a threat at any time. So you're
Mark Grote 3:21
more concerned about their offense. You said defense for a few years. Right, but I'm Right, but
Vinny Rotino 3:23
I'm saying like but I'm saying when it no, I'm not more concerned about their offense. I just know that that's I know that I have to live with that.

Which factor do the hosts think will be more decisive – the Vikings’ offense or defense?

Vinny Rotino 3:29
Okay. The X factor becomes can the defense stifle the Bears offensive enough to not overcome the Vikings offense?
Mark Grote 3:35
Okay.
Vinny Rotino 3:36
Does that make sense? I basically just said all three phases of the game.
Mark Grote 3:39
Yeah, you just took all the answers. Shout out to
Vinny Rotino 3:41
Cairo Santos while we're at it.
Mark Grote 3:42
Penalty on Layla. She just took all the answers. The question is now moved to But
Vinny Rotino 3:46
but I'm saying if I'm expecting something to be similar, it's probably the offensive production of the other team. So then therefore the defense stifling the Bears' offense results in a loss.

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