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It's a Monday morning, or actually now Monday afternoon, it's 1210.

Got my guy Josh Strach, broadcasting virtually from the NBC podcast studios to talk about the Bears

Minicamp. Of course, we're also sponsored by St. Exaber University. Josh, how are you doing?

Doing great. It's always a pleasure to be on your program. Sir, I'm happy to be here. It's good to

just, you know, chop it up. We'll get the WMBA minute going and then we'll get into Bears.

I'm now slightly upset because I told myself, I want to know why you say that because it's like, is that a joke or is that

something else to do with something else? So you owe me an explanation off air. All right. I got you.

I got you. I was like, what? I was like, wait, is that something I have no idea about?

All right, listen. No, it's not. It's not. Okay. Let's get to the Bears, of course, and the

quarterback is really the big thing that we're going to focus on this episode with Minicamp because

we get to see what young Caleb Williams right now in the small sample size is developing into

with what the players are doing,

particularly the defense against them. But I want to start off, Josh, with something you

kind of mentioned already. And that's with the touch. That's something that a lot of

quarterbacks don't have. And even right now, Caleb is exemplifying. Your thoughts on

Caleb's ability and just what you've been taking in watching

them. Yeah. I mean, I think it's very, very special. That's the one thing actually, we asked

Jalen Johnson, you know, just kind of for his early read on Caleb, like what he's kind of, you know,

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