Examining what Drew Dalman meant to the Bears (Hour 1)
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What impact did Drew Dalman have on the Bears?
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Save on dental implants today. Rahimi Harrison-Grody. 10-2 on 104.3 The Score. Who are the other guys? The one-armed guy or something? The one-armed guy? What are you talking about? Are you the Avengers? I thought it was Tyler's Open. I heard. caleb describing somebody with one arm or maybe i'm just so sensitive to maybe i'm projecting who else was there larry i took over for a one-armed man there was a one-armed man playing you're listening to an odyssey through mark grody's mind on 104.3 the score it's quite the odyssey darnell's bucky because he has the one arm that's it that's it see bucky Who the hell is Bucky?
Based on how you hear lyrics, this is actually a big win.
I guess you're right.
And Darnell Wright did basically play the entire season with one functioning arm.
Don't mess with me on one arm, guys. You know, you guys are right over me on a lot of stuff, but one arm guys, look at me, okay? One arm wonder. Brody, who's on your Mount Rushmore of one arm guys? Name them right now. Sykes. That's right. I don't care. I'm not trying to solve a puzzle here. Well, I am trying to solve a puzzle, and I just found a Big piece.
Bucky? Bucky LaRue? But that's a no-arm gun. Ground ball to shortstop. The throw is to second. And again, the ball sails past LaGrange into right field.
6-3-0 has the right answer. Drummer from Def Leppard.
Oh, that's it. That's it. The one-arm guy from Def Leppard. Is that before or after you had to fight with the one-arm guy?
He had the sound bite correct. Caleb Williams did mention it.
Yeah, see, and nobody else knew. I know a one-arm guy when I see him.
It's his ball.
Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, Mark Grody. Middays 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio 104.3 The Score.
Man, that show escalated quickly. We might have to stay low, like lay low for a while.
I do like thinking of myself as the authority in this town on broadcast radio and television.
How does football take a physical toll on players?
The authority on one-armed humans.
I'm just shaking my head. At who?
At me or God?
Everything. Mostly the Twitch stream. Twitch.tv slash TheScoreChicago. Our address changed, guys. We're at TheScoreChicago.
Are they hot already?
Yeah. Everybody's up and chatting. There's emotes and stuff. People seem awake on this Thursday. We thank you for joining us. This is Rahimi Harris and Grody on 104.3 The Score. It is Mark Grody and Layla Rahimi in with you. You pulled a meat. Everybody does this. The receipts. You went back. For lack of a better term, in our finding the whys, we do want to know what happened and why Drew Dahlman did decide to retire suddenly. started going back to things he may have said or hints that we may have gotten from like orion polls for example ben johnson caleb williams drew dalman himself and mark as the bears reporter you did that you want to take us inside what you called the evidence locker room yeah absolutely dink dink the evidence locker room is in effect and credit to to my take the north partners dan weeder and adams didzinski we did some of this on the the ttn episode as well
And you're right. And we discussed this. We're not entitled to know what's going on with Drew Dallman. Maybe the Bears are entitled to know, but we're certainly not entitled to know. But that doesn't mean we're not interested. That doesn't mean that we're not curious. As to what happened, it doesn't mean that we're not all working sources on the telephones going back and listening to audio and seeing if there's any clues or any hints because we all missed it. We all missed it and we don't know exactly what happened. So let me present to you Drew Dahlman. on locker clean-out day to hear if there is anything that he was saying at that moment that might have led us or one to believe that he might have been thinking about what he did, and that was to retire at the age of 27 after one year of a three-year $42 million deal.
I think we're really happy with the progress we've made and with kind of the trajectory we're on, but I don't think anybody feels satisfied with the finished product.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What impact did Drew Dalman have on the Bears?
0:01–2:23
2
How does football take a physical toll on players?
2:23–8:43
3
What led to Drew Dalman's sudden retirement?
8:43–12:08
4
How did Drew Dalman's locker clean-out day go?
12:08–15:54
5
What are the implications of DJ Moore's trade to the Buffalo Bills?
15:54–19:13
6
How does DJ Moore's performance compare to other Bears receivers?
19:13–21:45
7
What are the Bears' future plans after trading DJ Moore?
21:45–24:18
8
What insights did Joe Thomas share about player injuries?
24:18–41:19
Speakers
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