Ep. 62: The best and worst case scenarios for Mike Glennon, Mitch Trubisky and the Bears’ offense

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🗓️ 30 August 2017

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Can the Bears' offense be successful with Mike Glennon -- and without Cameron Meredith? Vinnie Duber, Scott Krinch and JJ Stankevitz debate that question, and LA Rams radio play-by-play announcer JB Long joins the pod to discuss Jared Goff and how his 2016 could be a worst-case scenario for Mitch Trubisky. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	This is the Bears Talk podcast brought to you by State Farm. Protect your home and car with a Chicago area State Farm agent.
0:12.3	Welcome in to another edition of the Bears Talk podcast here at CSNChicago.com. I'm Vinnie Dover alongside JJ Stanglitz and Scott Crench, also from cSNChicago.com.
0:22.5	And guys, the third preseason game, the all-important third preseason game in the books.
0:28.0	And Micah Glennon has locked down that starting quarterback spot for the Bears.
0:32.0	Yeah, I think Mike Glennon showed what he needed to show on Sunday against the Tennessee Titans.
0:36.8	And the Bears will move
0:38.3	forward with Mike Glennon as their starting quarterback for week one. The question still remains,
0:44.0	how long is Mike Glennon your starting quarterback? And that will depend on him. You know,
0:49.9	what we saw in that 96-yard drive where it was efficient, it was effective, they converted
0:56.0	three third downs.
0:58.2	That was what the Bears need to see out of Mike Glennon, not turning the ball over, but he's got
1:02.4	to do that now in the regular season game in and game out.
1:06.1	Yeah, I mean, it was like you said, it was an efficient drive.
1:08.7	It was the best we've seen Mike Glennon look in preseason for the Bears to this point. And for him, it was the best said it was an efficient drive it was the best we've seen Mike Lennon look in preseason for the bears to this point and for him it was the best
1:14.3	time for it because I don't know if he seriously was in jeopardy of losing that starting job
1:20.0	but a bad performance and another good performance by Trebisky which we did end up seeing
1:24.7	maybe it could have costed him his starting job, but I think
1:28.4	they were going to be going with him no matter what, unless an injury or it was a disaster of a
1:33.3	performance. So, yeah, came at the right time for him. They didn't ask him to do too much in that game,
1:38.9	but he made the right reads. He made the good throws, and he's the bear starting quarterback now. I think that's the thing.
1:45.0	They're not going to ask Glennon to do a lot because we've seen his struggles with the deep ball.
1:49.4	We've seen him have some issues in terms of reading defenses. That was a lot better on Sunday.
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