Will Tremaine Edmunds be a salary cap casualty for the Bears?

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Unknown 0:00
Bears beat reporter for the bigs. Herb Howard is joining us.
Herb Howard 0:03
Herb Howard is here from the bigs. Herb immediately showed he was going to be somebody asking meaningful questions. He's going to ask a question that everyone else in the room is going to want to know the answer to.
Marshall Harris 0:13
What then happens that they can't get out and get snapped before them? It's a great question.
Leila Rahimi 0:20
Well, thank you so much, Herb, for joining us. This has been a lot of fun.
Marshall Harris 0:22
It's always fun with you guys. You are absolutely amazing. I listen to you guys when you don't invite me, so it's really, really cool.
Leila Rahimi 0:30
It's so fun with her that we were having a lovely time just now talking about old school cash money music. manny fresh that's my love language you know that cash money is my love language right manny fresh is the man he's the man no doubt he is it's it's just they're hard to top okay they're the millionaires i don't hang out with the billionaires but i'll hang out with the cash money million not the cash money billionaires though herb and i were both at the cash money reunion concert at uic that was a great show it wasn't had the locks like i was happy that jayden stylesman was there like
Marshall Harris 1:03
You can't beat it.
Leila Rahimi 1:04
BG just got out of jail?
Marshall Harris 1:05
BG had just got out. I was hoping Wayne was there. He wasn't, but.
Unknown 1:08
Credit Union on Arena.
Marshall Harris 1:10
Yeah.
Unknown 1:10
Okay. I know the vibes.
Leila Rahimi 1:12
It was a good time. People were dancing.
Unknown 1:14
My first concert that I ever went to when I was in eighth grade, it was Juvenile and the Cash Money Millionaires. And it was at the UIC Pavilion or something like that. Eighth grade. Back that thing up. That's right.
Okay.
Leila Rahimi 1:29
I was at least, no, I was not 18 when Back That Thing came out, actually. Oh, well, we survived. You weren't 18 when Back That Thing came out?
Marshall Harris 1:39
I think I was probably like 14, 15, I don't know.
Leila Rahimi 1:42
I can't do the math off the top of my head right now.
Marshall Harris 1:45
Wait, yes, I can. Cash money taking over for the 99 in 2000. It was 99 in 2000. I was like 40. 1998 is what year.
Leila Rahimi 1:51
Yeah, I was not 18 in 1998.
Marshall Harris 1:53
I'm old.
Unknown 1:54
That's all I heard.
Leila Rahimi 1:56
I don't want to publicly admit that I was dancing to the song before that age. Way to bust up my spot.
Marshall Harris 2:01
Oh, my bad. It was what it was. Welp. To this day, you hear that beat dropping. It's like...
Unknown 2:07
It's funny how when the beat drops, you look around. These women act like they can't control their bodies. I'm like, oh, I'm drunk.
Leila Rahimi 2:16
Wait, isn't that a Abbott Elementary scene?
Unknown 2:19
Where they're trying to recover Cheryl Lee Ralph? Not Cheryl Lee Ralph.
Leila Rahimi 2:23
No, not Cheryl Lee Ralph. The principal? Yes.
Unknown 2:25
Was it the principal? Janelle James?
Leila Rahimi 2:27
I don't watch that show enough, and I'm sad about it. Now I'm like, they're in too far, and I can't catch up. I will never be able to catch up. It's like Game of Thrones. I've never watched it because I would spend the rest of my life catching up.
Unknown 2:40
The principal, Ava Coleman, gets on the straight and narrow and then they're like, we got to get her back to how she used to be. And they play that song.
Marshall Harris 2:46
And they just drop that beat? Yes. It's going to bring it back every single time.
Leila Rahimi 2:50
That's a good, on a day like this where people think it's warmer than it is just because of relativity. If you were just outside, since it's nice and sunny and you play that song, would people just come up and start dancing?
Unknown 3:01
I say yes. I do believe so. One quick note. I know we're moving on, but go ahead and hit Tyler. This part, that little intro. Yes. Manny Fresh intentionally, in an interview, I heard him say he intentionally put that little intro to let people know, like, oh, this song is coming. Hit the dance floor. You might want to get to the dance floor as soon as possible.
Leila Rahimi 3:23
Because Manny is a genius. Yeah. I'm believing it at that. Yeah. All right, other disputed talk that is not as easily agreed upon as the Cash Money Crew's greatness is the Bears. We talked a lot this week about some of the cap casualties. Kevin Fishbane wrote an article about it. I know you've talked about it.
Marshall Harris 3:42
Shout out to Fish.
Leila Rahimi 3:43
Yeah, it's been something on people's minds. We just discussed it. DJ Moore might not be the guy you trade because it wouldn't make a lot of sense.

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