Mully doing 2 hours on Thanksgiving. Got to give him credit. That's old school Score hosting right there.

Unfortunately, he was only able to get halfway through his question in that shift.

Still...kudos.

This was a rough one. The following exchange took 1:25.




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Ahhhh, bless you, nnn, best of the day, best of the afternoon to you sir. Ummmm, and may the road rise up, is it, may road rise up and give you a welt. You ever hear that one? That’s a good Irish expression.

Hanley: That’s after a few pints.



There you go. Ahhh, that’s when you disagree, which is, uh, called “after a few pints”. Umm, alright Sean, ah, w-we, I’ve been dying to talk to you about some of this offensive line stuff goin' on with the Bears. I think they have done an amazing coaching job given the amount of change they’ve had to deal with and I understand, you know, injuries are a part of the reality of the league but the Bears have one guy, Kyle Long, who has played the same position for every game this year, aaaandd, he, that has, the right tackle position, they moved him there (giggle) like on the eve of the season opener. They waited until the week before the season to, to, move him to the right tackle position from right guard. They just keep mixin’ and matchin’ and movin’ guys around and we saw, aahh, eh, a bunch of changes come, uh, on, on, ahh, on Sunday because the center got hurt in practice, hurt his neck. I, eh, it just seems like that’s the hardest thing to do. I remember, um, i-it’s one of my favorite ideas, uhh, I believe it was, uhh, EHH, it was Jon Gruden when he was down in Tampa saying that an offensive line it has to be choreographed like a chorus line and if you don’t have that choreographed, eh, nature, you kick each other.

O’Hara: Yeah well…listen…you mention a couple of things…

I wouldnt call it an embarrassment of riches... but it's an embarrassment of riches

short but sweet today from mully in the last segment of the show, when discussign the cubs roster:

When, when you, ah, when you start talking about the Bears you know we mention the talent gap they seem to have. Today, the Pro Bowl will be announced, the players and the Pro Bowl, and, uh, you know, again, I don’t anticipate any Bears making the Pro Bowl; I think that Jay Cutler has been their best player this year, Dave. I don’t think, uh, I think there’s just too many guys to choose from in terms of Pro Bowl quarterbacks and he didn’t finish very high in fan balloting but again it’s a popularity contest. I don’t know how the players feel about him or the front office guys but I don’t anticipate the Bears having a Pro Bowler. Ah, uh, someone said Matt Slauson is a possibility, uh, certainly he wasn’t involved in the fan vote, but we’ll see, we’ll see if they’re shut out. You, you oversaw the destruction really, the final gasp if you will of the ’85 team. There was some talent there but, uh, you were kinda bereft of talent when you came in and you went through a couple years without – I think Glyn, Glyn Milburn was the first Pro Bowler for a few year period there and I don’t, I don’t know that you have to have a team of Pro Bowlers to win. Again, it’s a popularity contest but it does underscore your talent level and you managed to win games without having the best talent on the field but, usually, it helps. How do you, I mean how do you deal with the fact that you a team that, even y’know Alshon Jeffery is probably a Pro Bowler if he plays all year but he didn’t play enough. How do you deal with this idea that your undermanned? That your talent isn’t what the, the opponent’s is, and I know football is an emotional game. But, at some point…..**Wanny jumps in and begins talking**

Yes! I heard that one this morning and immediately thought of this thread!

No thanks. I've read a few of Leash's posts already this morning. That is enough brain torture for one day.

He had one with Greg Gabriel this morning I may try to transcribe unless someone wants to do it.

He had one with Greg Gabriel this morning I may try to transcribe unless someone wants to do it.

Y’know Greg, we talked earlier in year the year about-ah, um, kinda, uh, the Jay Cutler Watch if you will, just the way we monitor his body language and his facial expressions and all that stuff. There is now a frustration level that is setting in there, ah, um, Jay has s-still b-been a fine citizen – I’m not suggesting anything other than that – but I would imagine that, uh, that the fact that his receiving corps is as beaten up as it is, is getting to him. There seems to be some kind of tipping point the Bears have reached where they just don’t have enough guys on the field. They-they, ah, I think 28% of their passes last week were completed to wide receivers. We saw Jay take a couple of sacks partly because he was hanging onto the ball too long and, uuuh, and that’s part-ly because he-you can’t get guys open. Th-there are guys out there that unfortunately don’t seem capable of getting themselves open. How do you, ah-um, how do you handle that here in the last couple games of the year? Is there any element? Is there any part of you – any part of them – that would like to see David Fales before this thing is over? Is there any point, ah i-if you start going to a guy like that Fales are you attempting play for the draft pick? The Bears have a good chance of catching the Lions here. They’re, they’re, uh, looking at a top ten pick if things don’t work out. Is there value in that?

You realize you are not a bright individual, right? I mean, I can take the terrible insults as long as you realize that.

Don't be so sensitive. Your posts were pretty bad.

Were?

Were?

Chill, Frank. No need to kick a man when he's down.