Show Notes
Dan Bernstein has a simple message for the Bears ahead of Monday Night Football: just play better.
0:00 Bears need to play better Monday - win or lose 23:30 Alex Bregman needs a cool mask 41:00 Top QB prospects in college 45:00 What's Deion Sanders doing? 48:00 More Manny Diaz from Stanford 52:45 The longest Slim Jim ever
Clean up the penalties, execute the basics, and stop getting in your own way. Whether it's Caleb Williams or another quarterback under center, the formula is straightforward: show up, play disciplined football, and give yourself a chance to win.
Dan also weighs in on the latest Alex Bregman injury update, with the Cubs star potentially returning this weekend in Boston after suffering multiple facial fractures. His solution? If Bregman has to wear a protective mask, make it memorable. Think Dave Parker style and turn it into something intimidating instead of something to hide.
Later, Dan takes a look at the top quarterback prospects in college football and shares his thoughts on Deion Sanders at Colorado and Manny Diaz at Stanford. Plus, one important question remains: who exactly is in the market for a 429-foot-long Slim Jim?
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