Show Notes
Dan Bernstein takes aim at the Bears' decision-makers following Caleb Williams' revealing press conference.
0:00 The Bears failed their quarterback 37:00 Milwaukee Brewers NL champs 45:00 Friday Feedback Friday
By forcing Caleb into an adversarial position with the media and leaving him to address misinformation surrounding his hamstring injury, the organization prioritized gamesmanship over protecting its most important asset. Dan explains why the handling of the situation may have done more harm than good for the franchise quarterback. Plus, congratulations to the Brewers on reaching the World Series, and it's Friday, which means another edition of Friday Feedback Friday closes out the show.
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