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That's right, of course, I completely forgot.

Think the Lions will get them on Sunday. Since Caleb went down, they haven't faced a legitimately good or even an NFL caliber QB, they'll finally face an excellent QB this weekend. QB's they've faced since Caleb went down - Bagent, Jalon Daniels, Tyler Shough, Malik Willis and Daniel Jones - that's a bad QB room.

Apparently Benedet has been playing pretty well. Allowing 6 pressures the last 3 games, run blocking has been good.

Really like the idea of generating pressure only rushing 4, with Simmons it's now a possibility. Pressure, most especially in divisional games, is crucial. Goff and Love aren't the most mobile of QB's nor do they succeed off schedule, get to them, mistakes will happen, Johnson and Stevenson will be less exposed, good all around.

That'll work, if plays close to a Hampton we're good, real good.

I really believe it's his slowness and body unwilling that's exaggerating the effort or lack of.

Yes, he's gone from workable slow to unworkable glacial slow, I'm certain there's someone younger and faster the Bears can find off the street.

Appears 99 is not retired, why wouldn't it be 99? I was surprised to find 99 - Dan Hampton - was not retired. My bad, thought he was 99 in Tennessee, it's 98, I'm old.

Will he play on Monday?

I don't give him credit for Ben Johnson, Ben was Poles' choice and doing from get go. I do him give credit for, with Poles, double teaming McCaskey to give Eberflus the boot.

It's honestly all he knows to write, nearly every piece is a dig at the Cubs and an aggrandizement of the Brewers.

GB game, biggest thing beyond Jaylon being cooked was Love having all day to throw his banana/can of corn bombs. Simmons and, by domino effect, Booker and Sweat taking away his time to throw greatly effects that equation.

He's my number 1 pick to implode for the Brewers next season.

While, of course, better than the Cubs, the Rays pitching is reminiscent in they, like the Cubs, are lacking in stuff. Velocity plays big time in the PS and Rays don't have it, I was shocked they won last night. Credit to them for giving the Brewers a little of their own medicine. Think the Brewers will wrap it up tonight.

Watched Jenkins' film review, towards the end, he highlights two passes to Rome. All I can say is holy f**king sh*t, simply unbelievable, besides Caleb, there might be two or, at most, three others in the entirety of the NFL who could make such throws. Certainly no one NFC North is capable, not taking anything away from Goff and Love and I don't even consider whomever Minnesota has at QB. When it comes to the NFC North QB's Caleb is the Miz and the rest are the Boyds or Shotas.