Well, we can't say that the bears don't entertain us. Now, can we? Welcome in. I'm Lauren

Holmes. Thanks so much for listening to the podcast, whether you're listening on Spotify or if you're

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House of L. Go look for it and become a subscriber. It doesn't cost you anything. I put out the videos.

I think we did like five videos last week, so it was good,

including the Carmen Vitale preview of the Vikings.

If you want to give the Bears credit,

they did a pretty decent job of not allowing Caleb Williams to get crushed

with the blitzing scheme that we see this team use.

The Bears did a decent enough job of getting the ball out.

It wasn't until the end, though, that the offense flourished, and I do think they flourish a little bit because of the situation.

And I was quite honestly surprised to not see Minnesota attack a little bit more.

But the Bears had some answers for what they were doing.

There's going to be a lot of weird and a lot of bad inside of this episode of the podcast.

But let me hit on a couple of good things that I thought that came out of this loss.

DJ Moore is the king of run after the catch.

He's awesome at it.

And I'm glad that they figured out a way to use him in those roles and allow him to keep doing what he's doing.

Keenan Allen had a couple of drops, but he also had some big catches for them.

The Bears in some instances did a great job of kind of attacking where the Vikings were blitzing from with the

run game and then the comeback inside of the game like seeing the bears not give up which is great

they didn't win but which is not great but they didn't give up and they were able to keep attacking.

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