Greetings from beautiful downtown Burb.

We're not quite downtown.

No, we're not in downtown.

That's a couple blocks over here.

Oliver Nazarene University and our Bears Talk podcast.

J.J. Stankovitz from CSNChicago.com.

I'm Chris Bowden, and we heard from the brain trust today.

We heard from the perceived leaders of the defensive and offensive sides of the ball.

Akeem Hicks, Jarrell Freeman, as well as Mike Glennon and Jordan Howard.

And I guess JJ, we start out talking quarterbacks because that's going to be the focus

on the whole scene down here. Once the fans start arriving for the first practice tomorrow, you know people's going to be the focus on the whole scene down here once the

fans start arriving for the first practice tomorrow you know people are going to be counting picks

counting completions of mike lennon and Mitch trubisky but glennon as he reports to work here his

first time as a bear in the driver's seat really embracing the fact that uh you know people will

be focusing on him.

Yeah, Mike Glennon said specifically this is something he's dreamed for his entire life,

to be sort of the center of attention, to be the unquestioned starter going into training camp.

And what's interesting is that he, despite the fact that he only threw 11 passes in the last two years,

the bears have from the day they signed him said he's going to be our starting quarterback.

Mitch Trubisky being drafted, didn't change that.

Mark Sanchez, obviously being signed, didn't change that.

And that has allowed Mike Glennon to really take command of this offense from March into OTAs,

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