Welcome into the Under Center podcast for Friday, July 27th here at Bears Camp.

I'm Lawrence Holmes, and I'm here with with John Moon Mullen, our Bears Insider.

Moon, you said it while we were watching practice, that today was a little bit hot and cold,

a little bit hit or miss.

Dave extremes.

What do you mean?

You know, you'd have, and it applied to both sides of the ball, not just how Ms. Trubisky played.

You know, for instance, we had the defense dominating a certain area, and then all of a sudden you see poor Leonard Floyd isolated on a running back or on Taylor Gabriel.

You know, they're just not breakdowns exactly, but just streaky things.

And then on offense, I think the last 11-on-11 period, I thought Mitch was just all over

the place.

I mean, there were pitches that weren't getting where they were supposed to be.

Clearly receivers and quarterback, you know, the balls were flying where the receivers

weren't, let alone not just broken up.

Yeah, but that's training camp. I think we've seen enough of those Lawrence. They don't seem to be

getting terribly excited about it. But you would like to see, I'm not sure you'd be seeing that

if it was Peyton Manning, which hopefully that Mitch Trubisci was going to get to that point

at some point. Matt Nagy has talked about and Trubisky talked about it a little bit with us, the idea of when there is a mistake on the field, they don't dwell on it.

They wait until they can go to film to make the correction. Why do you think that that's their philosophy?

I think it's probably more efficient. I mean if you

stopped and really broke down you'd have to okay you know Kevin or Kevin now let's

come in or let's talk about there all of a sudden you'd bog the practice down if you

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