Show Notes
After a 3-1 start to the season, Dan Bernstein believes it's time to reset expectations for the Chicago Bears. Even with Caleb Williams missing two of those victories, the Bears continue to find ways to win, and Dan makes the case that this team has the talent, coaching, and resilience to contend for it all.
0:00 Time to reset expectations on the Chicago Bears 24:30 Otis Wilson incident at Soldier Field 32:00 Chicago White Sox playoff run 38:00 College football weekend 47:00 Jim Mora Jr - best play of the weekend 51:00 Bears broadcast
Plus, Dan reacts to an unfortunate incident involving former Bears linebacker Otis Wilson at Soldier Field, breaks down the White Sox's strong start to the ALDS with a 1-0 series lead over Cleveland, shares his biggest takeaways from a full weekend of college football, and explains why Colorado State head coach Jim Mora Jr. delivered the funniest moment of the weekend.
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