We're back! We discuss the disappointment we felt losing to the Commies and preview the Bears game against the Cardinals!

We briefly touch on the win against the Bears win against the Panthers as we quickly shift our focus to London and the Bears matchup against the Jaguars.

Join us as we breakdown the Bears game against the Rams.

Kev then brings up potential concerns about how Caleb Williams might be getting coached and Adam is not yet ready to agree with him on them.

Then, we breakdown the matchup against the Panthers and the former QB1: The Red Rifle.

Kev and Adam think they're tired of talking about all of the same old issues and realize that they're not that tired of talking about all of the same old issues.

We give McVay his flowers as we then pivot to talking about the Bears Rams matchup.

We use last weeks game against the Texans to discuss and breakdown why, while there are reasons to panic, there might also not be.

There is plenty of criticism to go around, but during our incoherent rambling, we attempt to bring some nuanced points to remind ourselves that it might not be as bad as it looks or might not be bad for the reasons we all think.

It's our first ever weekly review preview show!

Kev and Adam breakdown their thoughts from Week 1 and preview the Week 2 matchup between the Chicago Bears matchup and the Houston Texans on SNF

Football is back!

Kev and Adam discuss the KC/Bal game and some broad NFL week 1 thoughts (whiffing on our GB/Phi prediction) before diving into the emotional trauma the Bears have inflicted on Kev as we both try to and fail to temper our expectations.

We then talk through the matchup against the Titans and slowly work our way to how we see this game going.

Finally, we then borrow a segment from some ESPN pods and give you our Mild, Medium and Hot Bears takes for the 2024 season!

It's a high stakes NFL Wins Draft, as Kev and Adam compete to pick the teams they think will have the best record in the 2024 NFL Season with more than their dignity on the line for whoever's set of teams suck more when all is said and done.