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Welcome in to another edition of the Bears Talk podcast here at CSNChicago.com. I'm Vinnie Dover along with J.J. Stankfitz.

We've got one Bears preseason game in the books.

Jade, what did you see from those dazzling Bears quarterbacks in the first preseason game?

I saw Mitch Trubisky play incredibly well and Mike Glennon in the first team offense not play incredibly well, to say the least.

Yeah, two big time storylines from both of the Bears

quarterbacks that are on everybody's radar there. Mike Glennon, his second pass of the game

was intercepted, returned 50 yards for a touchdown. The entirety of the Bears' first-team offense

looked pretty gross in that game against the Broncos. Except for Tariq Cohen, who did get some first team reps.

Well, I guess the big point, though, would be, is there some sort of reason to panic or be

concerned about what Mike Glennon and that first team bear's offense is going to do once

these games start counting?

Not yet.

Not yet.

What we saw from Mike Glennon after and the first team offense, I should say, because they are a whole unit. That's

something that was pointed out quite a bit in the aftermath of Thursday night. Saturday and Sunday,

good practices for Mike Glennon and the first team offense. Same thing Monday overall. The Bears like the way that Mike Glennon and the first team offense. Same thing Monday overall.

The Bears like the way that Mike Glennon and the rest of that first team offense responded

to Thursday nights debacle, essentially.

And look, these preseason games are basically like if you view it as every practice is a quiz and then the

preseason game is a test you have four tests in the preseason but you know the bears have had

i think 14 training camp practices before breaking so there's a lot more that the bears are evaluating

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