Show Notes
Dan Bernstein looks ahead to Thursday Night Football as Caleb Williams and the Bears host Drake Maye and the Patriots.
0:00 Caleb Williams and Drake Maye 6:00 Get creative for Mike Vrabel 15:30 Jim Nantz and JJ Watt 28:00 Junior Caminero home run trot 39:30 NBA Opening Day 51:30 Amelia Earhart - still no plane
While he's usually not one to get caught up in quarterback-versus-quarterback debates, this matchup is different: two talented young quarterbacks, two quality teams, and two respected head coaches meeting under the national spotlight. Dan also challenges Bears fans to get a little more creative if they're planning to chant at Mike Vrabel on Thursday night. Plus, the guys react to one of the weekend's funniest moments as Jim Nantz tried to punch a football out of J.J. Watt's arms, discuss Junior Caminero's memorable home run trot, celebrate NBA opening night, and follow up on a story that first surfaced six years ago.
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