Bears release linebacker Tremaine Edmunds … what's next?
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Why did the Bears release linebacker Tremaine Edmunds?
Rahimi Harris and Grody. Bears tight end Cole Komet. Cole, welcome to the party, pal. Well, thanks for having me. I heard it was a big day, so naturally I dropped everything I had going on today.
You've complained a lot through the years about not being able to hear the score on the 670 AM dial when you're inevitably cruising around downtown. And now that we have an FM signal, Cole, you can now hear the score all day, all the time, all you want. You can hear all the Bears hot takes you want.
Well, that's perfect. I'll make sure I blast that in the locker room. Beautiful bash! Rahimi, Harris, and Grody. Midday's Tindal 2 on 104.3 The Score.
You guys ever figure out if counting crows are good? Mark.
I don't think I have a definitive answer. I do think it's a good question, though, because they are omnipresent. The Counting Crows have always been there, had some really fun, hit, poppy songs, but yet they're a little bit more low-key than your average pop band. I still can't call it. I don't know. I don't know if I like them.
We just need to ask more people. Maybe a little older than Cole Kamat.
Possibly. Possibly. But, you know, what's old is new and all that kind of stuff.
That's true.
People like that. Okay. For now on, for all of our guests, instead of talking about dating apps and whatnot, we will ask them...
How does Tremaine Edmunds' release affect the Bears' salary cap?
Are the county crows good?
Are the county crows good? It's a good musical question, I think.
We did not ask Adam Hogue about dating apps. We were just pointing out the difference between following breadcrumbs and the act of breadcrumbing someone. And the fact that the two were conversational to Hogue on our show amongst us.
See, you and Ray are way better at the breadcrumb stuff. I couldn't quite grasp it.
We talk about it a lot on our breadcrumb podcast.
Right after the Snugglepuss podcast?
Do we think, Matt, is Max Crosby breadcrumbing the Bears? Is he leaving the door just wide enough open and giving hints to keep us still interested? I'm giving that 10 breadcrumbs.
Yes. Do you guys know that, of course, I give out Bears. You do. Do you guys know that, and I love this, the afternoon show, Spigle at Hobes. They give out haluses, which is great because there's so many haluses. They do a halus scale. That's really good.
Interesting.
I like it.
Should the halus scale face off with the bear scale?
Well, look, the bear scale is always going to be the original. That's where people are going to go. But if you want an alternative, the halus scale is pretty hipster, man.
An alternative scale.
Yeah, we all got to have our scales. And now we have a breadcrumb scale and a counting crow scale.
We have the longtime Bills Radio Network sideline reporter Sal Capasio coming up at one o'clock.
What impact will the DJ Moore trade have on the Bears' offense?
I wonder if he has a Bills scale. Does he give out Bills?
Bill's.
Grody claims he's the Buffalo version of him.
No, I'm not that narcissistic. Ray said that. I said that. That was me.
Oh, that was you. I put it in Grody's head. And then Grody said, yeah, I think Ray said.
It's living in Grody's head now. I actually had heard that previously, and I don't remember. Maybe it was Chris Emma, possibly Chris Emma, who I believe going on with Sal Capaccio today. on his radio station, as I did this morning as well. But I think he's been a sideline reporter. He does report for the Bills, and he hosts a few days a week. So not that it's great to be Mark Grody, but that sounds like, yeah, the Mark Grody of Buffalo. Who wouldn't want to be Mark Grody, Bears? We all got issues, man.
We'll get to the bottom of this at 1 o'clock. In the meantime, we're talking to him, of course, because of the DJ Moore trade. And we've talked about how the Bears have depth at wide receiver.
Yeah.
Or is it just receiver when you consider how Cole Komet and Colson Loveland are used in the offense? Colson Loveland led the Bears in regular season receiving yards with 713. DJ Moore right behind him at 682. Roma Dunze right behind him at 681. Loveland played 16 games out of 17. DJ played all 17.
Who is expected to step up as the Bears' leading receiver?
Rome played 12 because he had an injury. Luther Burton had 15 games and got 652.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why did the Bears release linebacker Tremaine Edmunds?
0:01–1:24
2
How does Tremaine Edmunds' release affect the Bears' salary cap?
1:24–2:50
3
What impact will the DJ Moore trade have on the Bears' offense?
2:50–4:09
4
Who is expected to step up as the Bears' leading receiver?
4:09–6:24
5
How do the Bears' wide receiver options compare after the trade?
6:24–8:01
6
What are the expectations for Roma Dunzey in the upcoming season?
8:01–9:02
7
How will the Bears replace DJ Moore's contributions on the field?
9:02–10:29
8
What are the key challenges facing the Bears' receiving corps next season?
10:29–13:34
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