Show Notes
Dan Bernstein circles tonight's Bears-Patriots matchup as a defining moment in the Bears' season.
0:00 Chicago Bears - who are they? 17:00 The Bulls are bad 23:00 Stacy King tribute was outstanding 26:00 Yaxel Lendenborg is awesome 34:00 Robert Saleh - that's how it's done 43:00 Aikman and Buck - MNF fallout
It may not be a must-win game, but with a long break before a Monday Night Football showdown in Seattle, a victory could go a long way toward revealing exactly who this team is and what its identity will be moving forward. Dan explores what we really know about these Bears and what tonight's result could tell us. Plus, the Bulls continue to look like a team headed nowhere fast, but at least they're being honest about it. Dan reacts to the outstanding Stacy King tribute from Wednesday night's broadcast, and Yaxel Lendenborg earns some DBU love after taking it to Luka Dončić on and off the court. Robert Saleh deserves credit for the empathy and leadership he showed while addressing the Jordan Elliott situation. And the fallout from the Monday Night Football broadcast booth continues as Dan discusses the latest involving Joe Buck and Troy Aikman.
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