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I don't think that this is a full rebuild, but you definitely have to re-intual your roster and throw the athletic.

It's Adam Johns. Hey, what's up, Fluss?

And we're going to have measurable ways for standards of performance every single rep, every single game.

Anyway, I don't care. Now here they are, the Adam's Hogan Giants.

Welcome in, Bears 2 and 1 Giants.

I think if you would have told me that was the Bears record coming into the season after three games, you would take it, Adam Hope?

Yes, it hasn't been pretty, but what if I said they're 2 and 1, but the quarterback looks significantly worse?

Would you have taken that because I think most Bears fans would be sparring off the dough? No, probably not.

You take Owen 3 with like, he at least looks like Trevor Lawrence looks right now.

You still take the wins. Come on. You play in a winning game.

So you'd rather have 2 and 1 with the quarterback struggling than Owen 3 with what I'm just saying just feels looks like Trevor Lawrence.

I'm just saying you prefer them to win, right? I would say I'd prefer them to have a better quarterback.

They're not winning anything. They're not winning in Jacksonville with the better quarterback playing.

Yeah, they are. They're beating the charges right now by the time they're 0 and 3. Okay.

No, no, no, what I'm saying is would you rather than be winless, but Justin feels looks like Trevor Lawrence looks so far.

What you're saying if he's playing that well, would they be winless? I don't know.

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