Welcome back to C.H.O. Bears after dark post game after dark.

Nine straight losses, El Buggy.

Sure is.

Not good enough.

Not good enough.

That's what Cole Komet said.

Dunn trying to find the positives in losses, and I don't blame them.

Nine straight losses, time to start trying to turn the corner.

But the Bears just can't do it,

especially when they're playing teams of the level of the Detroit Lions. So we're going to get

into a lot of different discussion. Patrick Norton was at Soldier Field covering the bears for us.

So we'll we'll check in with him later on'm going to listen to a little bit of audio from

Caleb Williams at the postgame presser as well. So a lot to get into here. Get your questions

in. Get your super chats in. We'll certainly be interacting with the chat throughout the show

and getting your thoughts as well. So appreciate everybody hanging out.

But Lance, give me your insular reaction to this game because, you know, it was a beat down

pretty quickly. It was. It was 10-0 before you could blink. And, you know, I'm going to start with the defense.

You know, when I look at the defense, I just, I don't see any kind of activity there.

You know, I just, you know, I see the lions, I see the lions putting moves on bears defenders that worked when we were in high school

or in youth football, you know, just poor angles, a spin move and, and, you know, the spin move

works, you fly right by. And these are things when you get, when you get into college and they say,

listen, you've got one move, you've got to cut and you got that field. You're not going to have time for all this stuff to do all this,

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