Show Notes
Dan Bernstein isn't buying the idea that Case Keenum will step in and rescue the Bears' offense. Given the franchise's history with veteran backup quarterbacks, he'd be surprised if the Bears' third-string QB gets the call in Week 3 and delivers a strong performance.
0:00 Bears and their old backup QBs 23:00 Why play fantasy football if AI is used? 36:20 Don Cooper passed away 43:00 Vlad Guerrero's comments are bad 53:00 Hockey culture will always disappoint
Plus, Dan questions a growing fantasy football trend: if you're using AI to set your lineup, doesn't that defeat the entire purpose of playing?
Also on the show, Dan reflects on the passing of longtime White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper, takes issue with Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s latest comments, and wonders why hockey culture continues to disappoint. If the sport is serious about accountability, how does Mike Babcock keep resurfacing in the game?
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