What can we expect from Bears as NFL's legal tampering period opens? (Hour 1)
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What do the Bears need as the NFL's legal tampering period opens?
This hour is brought to you by Cars for Kids.
Amy Harrison Grody. 10 to 2. On 104.3 The Score.
This is Mark Grody, Dan Reederer, and DJ Moore. The greatest hits.
It's an album. Playing the greatest rock and roll hits of all time.
So let's start with greatest hit number one. Track one.
Who is Garrett Bradbury and why did the Bears acquire him?
DJ Moore with Mark Grody after the Browns game.
Number one. Do you need a game like that? Did I need a game? Yeah. For what? Just in terms of all of us talking about the lack of targets that you've had relative to past years. I mean, if you say so.
Will it shut y'all up? Perhaps.
What impact does trading for Bradbury have on the Bears' offensive line?
It ain't going to shut y'all up. That was my jam.
That was my jam. That was my jam. He knew what was going to happen to the statistics.
This song right here has been on the charts for a year now. Top five. I think it was the number one single for a record amount of weeks. And that is this song. Here's how gratifying is it on WSDR The Score.
How does the Bears' acquisition of Bradbury compare to other centers?
Number two. How gratifying is it when you win that battle and get the football thrown to you? What?
How gratifying is it? How does it please you? Man, when you win your one-on-one, it's a big play to be made because, you know, you just got that one person to beat. Once you do it, you got grass to run. Oh, your favorite song. What's our next song?
It's a very popular song, but how could anyone forget the famous Does It Please You?
What challenges do the Bears face in free agency this season?
Featuring Dan Weider.
Number three. Does it please you? I mean, is that some... Doesn't please me, but it's good to see. Good to hear him out there doing that, and that means he's doing gross.
Does that please you? It does. This one didn't make the charts, I don't think, but low-key, maybe it's a favorite. Here is DJ Moore, My Feet, on 104.3 The Score.
How does the Bears' cornerback depth affect their strategy?
Number four.
That's out of your control, right? No, that's not out of my control. They my feet. What do you mean? What do you mean? Like this. So when I slipped, I already knew. I was like, man. Now that's what I call DJ Moore, Volume 10.
What insights does Matt Chatham provide about the Bears' new center?
Layla Rahimi. Marshall Harris. Mark Grody. Middays, 10 a.m. to 2. On Chicago Sports Radio, 104.3. The Score.
The NFL negotiating period opens in 56 minutes. Does it please you? We've already got some breaking news.
What are the Bears' priorities as they enter the negotiation period?
Unfortunately for everybody, including especially our show, Max Crosby did get traded to the Baltimore Ravens.
Max.
Yeah, what happens now? As a zombie horde, do we now just start saying Trey over and over again instead of Max? Trey. Trey.
30 million.
30 million.
We want to give $30 million a year to Trey Hendrickson.
Which is what his salary was last year with the Cincinnati Bengals. Also, the Bears did get a new center, but it is not Tyler Linderbaum. It is Garrett Bradbury. They traded for him from New England Patriots. And since he started every game for the Patriots last year and played 100% of the snaps in the regular season, it's safe to say that that is the dude. So if you were hoping to also mindlessly run toward Tyler Linderbaum, I don't think he's walking through that door either.
So it went from Linderbaum to, well, if not Linderbaum, then maybe Tyler Biotis. No, Tyler Biotis to the Chargers. Well, what about Conor McGovern? The Bills don't see. No, four years, $52 million with the Bills. Garrett Bradbury, who's he? Oh, he was on the Patriots. He played in the Super Bowl. He's okay.
And then there's a description of, well, the Vikings may have overdrafted him. Just what you want to hear. Now, has he been consistent? Yes.
This reminds me of how we got to Bradbury. It reminds me of any time I'm about to go on vacation, and I start looking at hotels, right? I'm like, okay, well, here's the most expensive hotel. It looks like it's the most luxurious. The ball-out option? Yes, the ball-out option. And I'm like, but... You know, I don't need to ball out. It's just me on this vacation. I'm not with anyone else. Now, if I'm with other people, I will choose a higher caliber of hotel. But for me personally, I could go bare bones. But if it's a vacation, like a true vacation, not a work trip, a true vacation, let's go ahead and up the ante just a little bit so that it becomes a battle of how luxurious do you want to be and what is your price point?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What do the Bears need as the NFL's legal tampering period opens?
0:01–0:41
2
Who is Garrett Bradbury and why did the Bears acquire him?
0:41–1:00
3
What impact does trading for Bradbury have on the Bears' offensive line?
1:00–1:18
4
How does the Bears' acquisition of Bradbury compare to other centers?
1:18–1:46
5
What challenges do the Bears face in free agency this season?
1:46–2:09
6
How does the Bears' cornerback depth affect their strategy?
2:09–2:25
7
What insights does Matt Chatham provide about the Bears' new center?
2:25–2:45
8
What are the Bears' priorities as they enter the negotiation period?
2:45–41:31
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