What's up, everyone, and welcome back in to the Charter podcast presented by St.

Xavier University.

Week 10, the Bears suffer another loss, another game without scoring a touchdown.

They lose to the Patriots at home, 19 to 3. I'm here with Kevin Lapka and Clay Harbor.

And I'll start with you, Clay.

Just your immediate reactions to, you know, I didn't know that it could get worse,

but one of the worst losses in recent years for the Bears.

Man, I mean, it's tough to put into perspective here.

I've been on some bad teams, but this was one of the worst showings I've seen.

I mean, offensively, this was not a good New England Patriots football team.

And for them to come out there and just look like they've, they didn't practice all week.

They didn't have a

semblance of a game plan couldn't run it couldn't throw it was just bad and then uh defensively

wasn't terrible but you're getting run on by a team that that isn't good against the run

they had 15 total yards from the running backs the previous week and you're getting run on all i mean it's just it's

an embarrassing game looks like uh the shame waldron at the very least shouldn't be calling the

offensive plays i honestly feel like after watching that debacle that is not an overreaction

um all three phases, even special teams weren't great

today. And it was just an embarrassing loss for the organization, for the franchise, and

everything. Looking for moving forward, Caleb looked like he got outplayed by Drake May.

There's just a lot to look at here,

and it looks like something needs to be done. Nothing changes if nothing changes. And it looks like in Chicago right now, there needs to be some changes. Yeah, absolutely. And I'll toss it to you,

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