Score caller talks Bears: 'One of the most exciting seasons I've ever seen'

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What are the hosts' initial reactions to the Bears' loss?

Marshall Harris 0:01
Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, Mark Grody. Middays 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio 670 The Score.
Leila Rahimi 0:10
This is Rahimi Harrison Grody on 670 The Score. And Mark Grody and I are pointing at the line like linebackers making checks. But unfortunately, I have nobody to tackle. Football season is over.
Mark Grote 0:25
Layla does go through that period of time every year where she's like, I just got to hit somebody. Like, it's, you know, tired of the fake stuff. Are you calling her violent? Well, I don't know if she's violent.
Leila Rahimi 0:34
Yeah, I call myself choosing. I just, it's not violent necessarily. She's not dirty. Because I don't want to hurt anybody. I just want to fly at something.
Mark Grote 0:41
Yeah, right. You just want to. Trampoline parks exist.
Leila Rahimi 0:44
No, not that kind of fly. Like a wrap up and tackle like a punching bag or something.
Mark Grote 0:49
You need brothers is what you need.
Leila Rahimi 0:50
See, like when I lived in a house with stairs, we'd jump off the stairs.
Mark Grote 0:53
It's a great movie with Mark Wahlberg. Brothers? Yeah. Another one that I'll start to watch? No.
Leila Rahimi 0:59
Yeah, okay, so somebody on Twitter sent me a scene from the other guys, and I said to him, do you think that Mark Grody's gotten to that point in the movie yet?
Mark Grote 1:10
I forgot where I left off now.
Leila Rahimi 1:12
Mark, I've known you for so long, and this is the most disappointing thing. I know.
Mark Grote 1:17
I really feel like I've let you guys down. But guess what? The offseason is here, and I will start to do things that I didn't do I will now do.
Leila Rahimi 1:25
Oh, you're not going to humorously put it off? Just for the bit?
Mark Grote 1:28
At this point, maybe, for the bit.
Leila Rahimi 1:30
You're hurting yourself!
Mark Grote 1:31
I know, I know.
Leila Rahimi 1:32
All right, let's get to some of these calls. 312-644-6767. This is a Plumbers 911. Football Monday here on The Score, presented by Busey Bank. We go to Dan on the south side. Hi, Dan.
Dan 1:43
Dan. How are you guys?
Leila Rahimi 1:46
We could be better.
Dan 1:48
Yeah, I've been a Chicago Bears fan my whole life, and let me tell you, this is one of the most exciting seasons I've ever seen. But I believe in Ben Johnson. I will never question his play calling or decision-making for that matter. I believe in the Caleb Williams, Ben Johnson brotherhood and what they got going. But someone needs to have a serious conversation with DJ Moore. about underdogging his routes. This is not the first time he's done it, and I think people think it's communication. But this is not the first time he dogged one of his routes, and the interception was the pinnacle of that decision. He dogs his routes all the time, and someone needs to have a serious conversation about him doing that.
Dan 2:41
Because if he kept running on that last interception, he would have caught that ball. You know, blame it on injuries, blame it on whatever. But he dogged that route, and Caleb Williams threw that ball perfectly. If he would have kept running, he would have caught that, and we got a win for the Bears there. That's what I'm seeing from D.J. Moore.
Leila Rahimi 3:03
Dan, we appreciate your call. We've gone over it. You heard what the experts had to say. We want to hear what you have to say. 312-644-6767. Let's go to Tracy in Naperville.
Mark Grote 3:15
Hello? Hello? Yeah, Tracy? Tracy? How are you?
Tracy 3:20
Yes. Can you hear me?
Mark Grote 3:22
Got you loud and clear, buddy.
Tracy 3:24
Okay, buddy. This is not DJ Moore's fault here. If Caleb Williams would learn how to slow walk the ball down the field when he's in field goal range almost, then we would never be talking about this because the Rams quarterback did exactly that. Walk it down into field goal range before he took the long strike. Just to get his field goal kicker in position to win the game, Caleb Williams could have done the same thing. Hold on.
Leila Rahimi 3:59
It's a play that's called. That's a head coach who calls the play. Like Sean McVay called those plays for the Rams. Ben Johnson did the same for the Bears.
Tracy 4:09
Yes, we understand that. But if it's not like it should be, him running the route right – The place would have been is to run the ball and get in field goal range. That's all you need is three points. You don't need the spectacular touchdown.
Marshall Harris 4:30
No, no, I understand. I understand this, though. If the pass is completed, guess what? They're in field goal range and good to go.

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