5 On It: What stood out to you about Bears’ grades on the NFLPA report card?
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
I got five. It's time for five on it. Rahimi Harrison Rhodey bring you five topics on their minds today. On 1043, the score.
Number one. We're gonna have more on the NFL PA report card coming up at one, but uh for our first question before we got before I get to my first question here for you guys, we have to introduce our man Clay Harbor from CHSN. He's the co-host of the big pro football show on CHSN alongside David Haw and Ruthie Polinski, and he's in the house with Layla Marshall. So here is question number one: what stood out to you about the bear? Where's grades on the NFLPA report card?
Okay, first of all, shout out to friend of the score, Kalen Kaler, cause the NFL filed a whole injunction. That's a court hearing. That is a court proceeding to try to make sure that these player grades were not released to us, the menacing public.
What stood out about the Bears’ grades on the NFLPA report card?
They got released anyway. Ha ha ha. You know why? Because transparency is good. The thing that surprised me the most about the Bears grades, it was the treatment of families. How did they get a C in that? I thought that the Bears were pretty good when it came to all that stuff. Like daycare for the kids and things like that, or somebody to watch kids whenever there's a game, or you know, if they're able to uh if wives and kids and stuff like that are happy during the games. And maybe I got swayed by the tick. TikToks 'cause there are some Bears wives and girlfriends, if you will, wags, who have posted like, go with me to a Bears game and they're getting their makeup done and they look great and they're having a good time.
Simone Biles is out here taking pictures, you know. So I was kind of surprised to see that it was a C. Marshall, what did you think?
So that that did jump out at me, but I think more so the home game field of C, like that being the low score. The pairs got relatively good grades. They thirteenth overall, a lot of A's, a lot of Bs. And then it's like the C plus for treatment of families, the C for a home game field, and then the C plus for defensive coordinator. And the defensive coordinator thing stood out, but I got it, because you got a lot of guys playing in a new system and maybe they don't fit and Maybe they're not getting the playing time they want because of that. But the home game field, the reason that stood out is because I started looking at other teams home game field. And you see like the Carolina Panthers, F. Buffalo Bills, F.
Uh there were a lot of bad scores for a home game field and it made me ask myself, do these players like any fields at all? Like do any of the players like the field that they actually play at? And do they prefer the turf or field turf I'm saying, or do they prefer actual grass? And maybe I just don't know. You prefer grass, but you prefer
Nice grass, soft grass. So Soldier Field doesn't have nice grass? Soldier Field's changed a lot since I played there. I played there three times in my career, and I remember the first time I went out there. I went out there in warm-ups and I just had the normal cleats on. And I go out there and run a route, and my head, my feet were literally above my head at the end of said route. Oh, it hit the ground. I had to go back in, I had to put those studs on, Marshall. I know you played some in the back in the day when you're in high school. That was a long time ago. Play through some weeds, and that's what it felt like a soldier field. But I know it's changed since then. We know that Bermuda, all this stuff that that that's changed.
So that is something that's that's concerning. For me, I I have to say, training room or training staff B with all these guys, they gotta be with all these guys that come back and then they're out for three more weeks with the same injury. You got Jalen Johnson, you got TJ Edwards, you got Kyler Gordon. You're Getting a B. I wish I could not turn in some assignments and get a B or get a ret assignment return and I still get a B. You know, that's that's something for me. You know that's that's something And then the defensive coordinator, C plus.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:58
2
What stood out about the Bears’ grades on the NFLPA report card?
0:58–3:55
3
Why did the Bears receive a C for treatment of families?
3:55–6:12
4
How did the home game field rating affect the Bears’ overall score?
6:12–8:32
5
What concerns were raised about the Bears’ defensive coordinator rating?
8:32–15:32
6
What is the most likely scenario for Aaron Rodgers next season?
15:32–22:44
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