Ben Johnson is carrying his anti-Packer energy into the offseason (Hour 1)
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It was brought up by Ryan Poles that they had received calls on Tyson Bajent, so what does Ben have to say about it? No! No. Wait, is he? I thought that was like a sound effect. I didn't think that was a real person. Is that the strongest we've heard Ben Johnson react about any player, and it was Tyson Bajent?
Well, two years in a row now, Layla. That's a problem. Do you guys remember him? It is a problem. That's a problem. It's all a problem. It sounds like a devil sound. I thought it was a special effect. No, don't do it.
But I also love that he, just like us, speaks in sound effects.
You love him? Yes!
What did Ben Johnson say about his feelings towards the Packers?
I think he's the greatest quarterback ever!
I love Tyson. That's when it kind of pulls at your heartstrings a little bit.
What do we call it? Passionate about Tyson, Bajan, Ben Johnson?
I call it the conjuring. You can call it whatever you want. What do you want? Tyson. Tyson. I'm sorry, Caleb. It does sound like he's got an exorcist vibe.
How does Tyson Bajent fit into the Bears' plans?
Right?
He's going to go crawling down the steps on his back like a scorpion.
Also, no! Crab walking. Get out of the house!
It's like Amityville Horror.
What are the injury concerns for the Bears heading into the offseason?
Get out of the house!
No!
If you let him go, you will die with the rest of the non-believers.
Also, everybody on the text line saying Bane Johnson. So good. So good.
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My favorite part of that is still Marshall going, that's a problem.
I'm sorry. You can't be out here saying that's my man, Tyson. Above all else, Tyson Bajan.
Why is that? Why is that the thing that just every single time I watch that clip, you've got to see it on social because I don't know which one of our editors did that. If it was Cody Westerlin, Connor O'Donnell, Jacob Stutz, Max Curtis, they're all amazing. I don't know which one decided to put the red laser eyes on Ben Johnson for the no answer. Genius move, but you, you say that's a problem.
It was a problem. It's still a problem. It's all a problem. I mean, coaching this stuff's a problem.
I don't know. That's my favorite part. It's just you calmly being, smiling, going, that's a problem.
How does Ben Johnson's coaching style impact the team?
Do you disagree? Do you disagree?
No. I do not disagree. This is Rahimi Harrison-Groney on 104.3 The Score. Tyler Buterbaugh, just a tremendous open yet again. We have reports from the Combine all day today. Reed Diaz helping us out, of course. Our producer as well. He's our EP. Tyler is our sound producer. Does a wonderful job. Brandon Fryer helps us out, too. We do have to monitor that situation, just so you guys are aware. Tyson Bajent is popular, not just here, but with the rest of the league. This is the time when the business gets done at the Combine. So I wouldn't be surprised if something could happen. I'm not saying it will. I'm not saying it should. I'm saying it could happen where... The team is excited about Tyson Bajent, knowing that he's a quarterback bargain.
He's got a relatively low cap hit. And because of that, he is somebody who, especially with the glowing recommendation from Ben Johnson and his previous coaches, that's a heck of a reference portion of your resume. Yeah. We never know. We could be ready for that. And I'm not trying to alarm people. This is not clickbait. I'm just based on if you were a head coach in the NFL or if you were one of the 10 new head coaches who just heard one of the best offensive minds in the league, once again, double, triple, whatever you want to call that down on Tyson Bajan, it's probably going to be worth your time.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–1:11
2
What did Ben Johnson say about his feelings towards the Packers?
1:11–1:30
3
How does Tyson Bajent fit into the Bears' plans?
1:30–1:40
4
What are the injury concerns for the Bears heading into the offseason?
1:40–3:23
5
How does Ben Johnson's coaching style impact the team?
3:23–10:59
6
What is the significance of the NFL Combine for the Bears?
10:59–14:27
7
How do injuries affect the Bears' defensive strategy?
14:27–21:34
8
What are the financial implications of player injuries for the Bears?
21:34–43:36
Speakers
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