Hey everyone, I'm JJ Stankovits and welcome in to another edition of the Undercenter

podcast brought to you by St. Xavier University. On this episode, I'm joined by Cam Ellis

to look back at a week where Matt Nagy's culture really has been tested at Hallis Hall

and look ahead to the Bears game against the Detroit Lions on Sunday.

All that and more on the Undercenter podcast starting right now.

What does it mean to be a Chicago bear?

It means rich tradition, black and blue division, defense.

I think it's the one franchise that when you think about them, being a defensive player myself,

I think that's the first thing you go to.

Legends, linebackers, defensive linemen, dominant players.

The history of it. I mean, I'm a big history guy, so understanding this was one of the first franchises just kind of blows my mind honestly

that was able to be a part of that. I mean what more can you say?

All right cam this has been a really not I don't want to say interesting week because it's been

kind of a boring week.

It's been a really boring week. It's been a really boring week, but there's been some stuff that has been interesting, specifically with how the week started with Matt Nagy calling out his

defense to us in the media during his press conference. And then we went basically two days without hearing from players about it

because the NFL mandated that team facilities are closed Monday and Tuesday

due to worries about a COVID spike post- Thanksgiving.

So Wednesday, Thursday were really the first two days.

We've had a chance to hear from Bears players after Matt Nagy.

At a pretty public challenge to his team, easily the most public challenge we've ever heard Matt Nagy have to his players.

And over the last two days, Cam, it's been sort of a big nothing issue.

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