Bears President Kevin Warren is most to blame for the stadium debacle
If I went blame power ranking the blame, I'd say Kevin Warren one just because before Kevin Warren was hired, the Bears had purchased Arlington Heights... And it has gone sideways since then. I do think Kevin Warren is somehow bungled this whole thing because he's the one who's supposed to be... hired to seamlessly get this done.
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View episodeThe Myles Garrett trade to the Rams is a win for both teams
I know this is lame, but My take is wins all around. [The Rams] have proven that they can do this... basically, as an organization, realized that they can figure out a way to still compete without having draft capital. And the Browns, I think is, it's, it's very smart for them because they weren't gonna compete this year for anything meaningful. Now they have two first round picks.
The Browns are positioning themselves to draft a franchise quarterback in the 2027 NFL Draft
It feels like the Browns are building to a point where they gotta get the QB next year in the draft. And if they do, a lot of the other things are starting to fall into place. ... they now have two first round picks. Now they have flexibility.
Myles Garrett is the best player at his peak to ever be traded in NFL history
I would say he's probably the best player who's ever been traded in terms of he's the defensive... he just set the sack record. He's the defensive player of the year. I'm saying like the peak, peak powers, Myles Garrett just had.
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I think the Bears are gonna win. I do not think they're gonna score 59 points. I do think they're gonna win.