Transition: Dan Wiederer weighs in on where Caleb Williams ranks among best QBs in Bears history
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Where's Perth? Did we ever find him? I don't think we found him.
It's okay. Sometimes you need some time away from Mark Grody and company.
I get it. Telling me. Oh, I'm sorry. Hi, guys. In this business, we do need time away from each other sometimes.
You just took some time away from me. That's fine. I hope you're ready to deal with me the rest of the week.
Well, we'll see how the recoup goes. You know what I mean? Let's not walk home together today. Let's not do that. We've talked enough today. You're right about that. We are wrapping up the Rahimi Harris and Grody show. That is Marshall Harris. I am the Mark Grody portion of the show. Thank you to our producers, Ray Diaz and Mr. Tyler Buterbaugh as well. Thank you to our video producers today. They were Connor O'Donnell, Jacob Stutz, and Max Curtis. Our guests were Danny Parkins and Mike Florio. And thanks to everybody for listening today as we now turn to the Spiegel and Holmes show. I see in here today, it's my Take the North podcast partner. Dan Wiener is in the house today for Lawrence Holmes. What's up, man?
Where did you see me first today? Oh, my goodness. The first place I saw. So I was using the facilities, and I was standing, and I was going, and I noticed somebody seemed to be being very aggressive in my peripheral vision. What kind of aggressive? In the urinal. Could you define aggressive? I could just tell that the person next to me going was looking more towards me than he wasn't and making me feel like, okay, what's going on here? And I looked, and there he was, Dan Wiederer, right next to me. Hi, Mark. Hi.
Was that the intentional? Like, I'm going to look at you until you look at me and acknowledge my presence, even though you're supposed to be eyes straight ahead at the urinal.
Listen, I told him if there was not a partition separating the two urinals, that never would have happened. But it gave me an opportunity to just say hello. This is the type of team camaraderie we have on TTN.
Awkward social cues in that situation.
How do the hosts feel about the current state of Bears quarterbacks?
That's right. What to do. It's like a camp. We put ourselves into those things and we come out of them better, I believe. But Spiegel is here, too. And I, Matt, you're a star, man. You were awesome yesterday with the Terry Bores tribute. I did listen to the majority of it. I think there's like a few spots that I missed, but I... How dare you? Seven hours of grieving. You were great. I couldn't get enough of it. It's not an easy task to do. One guest after another, two guests at the same time. You were deluxe. You were great. Chris Tannehill was incredible, too. I don't want to leave names out, so maybe I'll stop listing people right now. But I think a lot of people probably, and you may be able to tell more, put that production together well.
uh for terry boers you you were terrific man i just want you to know that i appreciate that but you know it was seven hours about terry that was really nice and it's like it's funny i was talking to somebody in the morning and i was saying like yo i'm nervous about this and blah blah blah it's a big spot and i'm proud but i want to do it right i don't know if i'm funny enough although he said you know the good news is it's not seven hours about you
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:06
2
How do the hosts feel about the current state of Bears quarterbacks?
3:06–6:38
3
What comparisons are made between Caleb Williams and previous Bears quarterbacks?
6:38–9:55
4
What are the potential challenges Caleb Williams might face in his career?
9:55–15:41
5
How do the hosts assess the impact of coaching on Caleb Williams' development?
15:41–19:05
6
What insights do the hosts share about the Bears' future with Caleb Williams?
19:05–21:11
7
How do the hosts reflect on past quarterbacks in Bears history?
21:11–22:04
Speakers
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