Rooting for the Irish tonight. As an Iowa Hawkeye and Illinois native, there is no way I can possibly root for The Ohio State University. It just makes absolutely no logical sense.
Category: Sports
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It’s been a rough year for the Chicago Bears, but any win against the Packers is a good win. This is especially true when it hasn’t happened since 2018!
We also got to see some promising signs from Caleb Williams in Green Bay which is a daunting place even for the most veteran of veterans. There is a lot of hope for the future!
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When you look at Caleb’s performance as a rookie quarterback, it should give every Bears fan hope for the future. This assumes, of course, that the McCaskey family is tired of losing. Papa Bear has to be rolling in his grave knowing his daughter and grand children have turned his Monsters of the Midway into the laughing stock of the NFL.
Caleb has every right to demand more from the team that is expecting him to be the savior of the franchise.
Caleb Williams Managed To Get A Shot In At The McCaskeys Too
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It’s time for the Bears to bring in the Joe Maddon of NFL coaches. They already have their Jon Lester in Caleb Williams. They have the pieces in place. It’s time to go big and spend big on a coach that put all of these moving parts together. Let’s go Bears!
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The Bears have a new head coach already, right? Matt Eberflus had to fly home on his own dime, right? Wow, what a mess!
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It’s been an up and down season for my Chicago Cubs, and while not technically eliminated from the playoffs, the Cubs would need to go 8-0 the rest of the way while the Diamondbacks, Mets, or Braves experience an epic collapse.
On the bright side, the team will likely end the season with more wins than losses, and the last game is a classic Wrigley Field afternoon game starting at 2:20.
It brings back great memories of the businessman specials back in the 90’s and early 2000’s. There’s nothing quite like the smell of a packed Red Line L train from the Loop to Wrigleyville in the hot summer months. Great times!
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It’s these types of plays that makes me so hopeful for successful Cubs teams over the next several years. The kids can play!