Show Notes
Dan Bernstein recaps the Bears' explosive Week 1 victory, a 59-point offensive showcase that put the full Ben Johnson philosophy on display. Bears fans should buckle up because this team is built differently.
0:00 The Bears score 59 against the Panthers 13:00 Matt LaFleur really stepped in it 34:00 The Mike Shirley situation and the White Sox 47:00 Mike Tirico is human 49:00 Thermometers and sideline reporters
The Bears are going to win because of their offense now. Welcome to the modern NFL. Dan also reacts to Matt LaFleur's comments regarding Josh Jacobs, which may have created more questions than answers in Green Bay. Plus, the latest developments with the White Sox have Dan convinced that Chris Getz has serious work to do in cleaning up the organization's front office, as the Mike Shirley "resignation" speaks volumes about the current state of affairs. And finally, we learned two important things over the weekend: Mike Tirico is, in fact, human, and extreme heat, thermometers, and sideline reporters make for a memorable combination.
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