Welcome in to another edition of the Under Center podcast here on NBC Sports Chicago.

I'm JJ Stankovets, joined by John Moon Mullen.

We are in the coat closet here at House Hall for one final time.

Veteran mini camp wraps up this week.

Then the Bears have a couple weeks off before they report to training camp.

July 19th, first practice, July 20th.

Moon, I want to get started on this topic.

You asked Charles Lennel what I thought was a really good question today, today being Wednesday,

about, okay, we've heard all about the excitement in the building at Hallis Hall.

Matt Nagy is bringing this wave of energy into the building.

Well, how is that really different from John Fox, from the previous coaching staff?

And Leno gave a really good answer.

He said, look, Fox was a defensive guy.

So for me being an offensive guy, we've now got an offensive head coach,

a guy who's going to come in, call the plays, design the offense, do all these things that are

geared toward the offense. It wasn't Leno ripping the previous coaching staff. It wasn't Leno saying

John Fox was a bad head coach and our record proved it. It was him saying, no, like,

look, this is why we're feeling excited. This is why we're feeling excited as an offense specifically.

But you've covered John Fox. You've covered Mark Tresden. You've covered Lubby Smith, Dave Wonstadt.

You're here the last year of Ditka. Yeah, Ditka. Dick Geron was

thrown in there. Dick Geron. So from your perspective, how does the excitement around Matt

Nagy differ if it does at all from these previous coaches that you've seen come in, go through

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