Podcast by Lucas Perfetti
Going into the game, everyone said if the Bears put up numbers on a 'top ten' defense, then they will give them some credit. About ten min into the Bears pummeling the Cowboys, stories changed. Bears fans, let's be a little more consistent. The Cowboys aren't world beaters by any means, but they were a 500 team. Now its Rivalry Week. The Bears need to beat the Packers to keep their playoff hopes alive, and it won't be an easy task. Roquan Smith is out for the year with a torn pec, and Hicks is eligible to return from IR. If he is physically ready, that will be huge for the Bears. I know Aaron Rodgers is a hall of fame Calibur QB, but their biggest task will be the Packers running backs.
Thanksgiving was Mitches day. He put the team on his back and got the W. For now, the Bears playoff hopes are still alive, it starts with Dallas. The Cowboys have had issues of their own, and fans can only hope that the Bears get another win to increase that 3% chance of making it to the playoffs.
Bears are coming off another unconvincing win, but a win is a win. They outperformed the Giants in every phase but still only won by five points, and that seems to be the theme of the season. Now they head to Detroit in hopes of getting back to 500. Playoffs are still out of the question but it's possible the Bears rattle off a few wins and other NFC teams rattle off a few losses, I've seen crazier stuff happen. There is still a little bit of hope, but don't hold your breath.
The Bears are coming off of another disappointing outing on offense and another loss. You can stick a fork in any playoff hopes. The problems on offense are coming from everywhere. Everyone takes turns making mistakes, and it's beyond frustrating. Then you add in the dropped balls, and receivers giving up on routes/scramble drills it becomes sickening. Mitchell Trubisky had a "hip injury," and there has been a lot of speculation over it. It doesn't help that Nagy can't get his story straight. The bar has been set so low for him that an average game is a step forward. Even though he stemmed together two decent games, it's still not what you expect from the number 2 overall pick in his third year. He still isn't getting help from his recievers, offensive line, and play-caller, it's just a mess. Now they head back home to face the Giants. It's hard to give the Bears the benefit of the doubt, but like many other games this year, they should win. The Giants are only scoring 20 pts a game, but that's more than enough to beat the Bears offensive output. The Giants do have one of the worst defenses in the NFL, but I need to see it before I believe it. Hear it all here on this weeks Lukie and Da Bears.
The Bears are coming off of an unconvincing victory over the Lions, and fans can't seem to be happy with it. I understand, they should have won by more and Matthew Stafford wasn't in the game, but after a 4 game losing streak, just enjoy it, folks. Now the Bears head to LA to play the most important game of the season. With both teams on the outside looking in at the playoff picture, an NFC tiebreaker is a necessity. When you look at the Rams defensive stats, they don't seem to be playing well. After the Jalen Ramsey acquisition, they have only been letting up 10 pts a game. Although the game is in LA and Goff won't be affected by the cold, I see the game playing out similar to last years. Two struggling QB's facing off against defensive coordinators that are known for disguising coverages and shaking things up can lead to a low scoring affair. Hear it all here on this week's Lukie and Da Bears.
In this preview episode, I welcome Chris Perfett(no relation)from the Pride of Detroit PODcast to discuss this week's matchup. The Lions and Bears have both found ways to lose winnable games. On the Bears side, it's because of the offense. On the Lions side, it's the defense. An offensive and a defensive guru, with disappointing units, walk onto a football field who ends up winning? We discuss key match-ups, and what is going wrong with both teams. Hear it all here on this episode of Lukie and Da Bears.
In this Eagles Vs. Bears breakdown the Nagy Vs. Mitch discussion continues. I am sick and tired of hearing both people at the podium so I pulled clips from the National Media this time. The offense is on pace to be one of the worst Bears offenses in the history of the organization, and that is saying a lot. At some point, the coach has to take more accountability for the lack of success in every aspect of the game. It's hard to stay positive as a fan, but sometimes you gotta keep chugging along. Hear it all here on this week's episode of Lukie and Da Bears.
The Bears lost another game, and it seems like everything is going in the wrong direction. Eddy Money missed a game-winner, but that isn't the reason the Bears lost the game. The playcalling and execution in the red zone were sub-par to put it lightly. Everyone is off the bandwagon and that's okay because I'll be here week in and week out. Now the Bears are heading to Philadelphia and it almost seems impossible to win the game. An old friend, Jordan Howard, is looking to show the Bears why he shouldn't have been traded. The Eagles have a great defensive line but are lacking on the back end so it's up to Mitchell Trubisky to expose them. It doesn't seem like the odds are in the Bears favor but who knows what can happen? Hear it all on this week's Lukie and Da Bears.
The LA Chargers head into soldier field in hopes they can bounce back. Both teams have been on a downslide, but the good news is one team has to win.
The Saints marched into town and dismantled the Bears. Realistically, its the worst we've seen the offense play. Mitch hasn't played well, and Nagy hasn't coached well. You cannot label yourself an offensive guru, only run gimmicky plays, and expect them to work. Bears fans and the Chicago media won't ever have the patience to develop a franchise quarterback. This interview turned into a venting session for a second, but there is some key information in it. Hear it all here on this week's Lukie and Da Bears!
All reports indicate that Mitchell Trubisky will play this Sunday against the Saints. He was a full participant in practice on Wednesday, and his return couldn't have come at a better time. All of the Chase Daniel believers were silenced after his performance against the Raiders. No offense to Chase, but he is a career back up for a reason. The Saints are coming to Soldier Field, and it will be a hard-fought game. It doesn't matter that Brees is out because the Saints offense hasn't slowed down with Teddy Bridgewater under center. Hear it all on this week's episode of Lukie and Da Bears.
A blind man can see how much the Chicago Bears offense has struggled. There are a plethora of issues on offense, but it all starts up front. The Bears have not been able to win their one on one matchups on the line or at the receiver spot, and Matt Nagy has identified this. He thinks he knows why the offense is struggling, and Bears fans can only hope he is able to fix it. Hear it all here on this week's episode of Lukie and Da Bears!
The Bears demoralized the Vikings this past Sunday. Their fans have lost faith, and their players are questioning their offense. It feels good to break a divisional opponent. The Bears went into the week expecting four key starters would be out, and even a late Roquan Smith scratch and a Mitchell Trubisky in-game injury would not slow the team down. Now the Bears head to London to play the Raiders. Kahlil Mack and Eddy Pinero plan on showing the Raiders exactly why they shouldn't have been traded. It would be putting it lightly if you said they had chips on their shoulders. It's supposed to be a Raider's "home game," but the presence of Bears fans in London will be overwhelming. Hear it all here on this weeks episode of Lukie and Da Bears
This episode runs through a quick breakdown of the Redskins game and a full preview for the Vikings game. In this week's "crushing the narrative," there are four different narratives that get demolished. Mike Zimmer compliments how good Trubisky is at reading the field. The Bears Justice Team adresses their 1930's jersey rendition, to get ahead of the stories that would have been. Hear it all here on Lukie and Da Bears!
The Bears are heading to D.C. for Monday Night Football. The offense has been lackluster, and the defense has been outstanding. Last week Nagy kept his promise when he said he would emphasize the running game, and this week he says they will be emphasizing chunk plays. Trubisky hasn't played his best football yet, but this is the week he gets back to pro-bowl form. Chicago media has been pushing bull shit narratives after two disappointing weeks. "The defense is losing faith in the offense, and the team is losing faith in Mitchell." I pulled clips proving that's not the case for this weeks "squashing the narrative," segment. Also, I am re-introducing the weekly pick segment. I like to wait until week three because the first two weeks are so unstable, so it's more of a gamble than an educated guess. I finished well above 500 on the season last year so let's see how this season goes. Don't forget to rate, review, and tell a friend about the podcast!
It was an ugly day at Mile High Stadium, but a win is a win. The Bears are still struggling on offense, and the defense continues to dominate. Eddy Pinero gives God all the credit for making his kick, but he is a God in Chicago now. What is going on with Mitchell Trubisky? How is everyone giving up on him and the team after two poor performances? Was Trubisky's game that bad? Find out here on Lukie and Da Bears.
I am sick and tired of all the false narratives. It seems like most of the Chicago media is trying to get the defense to turn on the offense. That's the story they want to write because it will sell more copies. I evaluated the game tape, and Mitchell Trubisky does get to his second and third reads. He may have played poorly, and he has a lot to work on, but he sees the field. That's just one portion of the show, there is also a full Bears V.S. Broncos preview, along with a few keys to winning the game. Don't miss the latest episode of Lukie and Da Bears!
We all know how bad the offense looked, but why is Tru getting so much grief. You can't expect to win the game if you're calling 45 pass plays against dime packages. The blame starts at the top, with Matt Nagy. Here a full breakdown here on Lukie and Da Bears.
It's Packers week baby!! Before we get to the week one preview, Dhruv Koul, and I break down the 53 man roster and practice squad. What are the Bears going to do if an offensive lineman or tight end go down? How good are the inside backers, and why did the Bears keep six? Find it all out here on Lukie and Da Bears.
As roster cuts get closer, players are starting to emerge. Special guest Dhruv Koul from sports mockery joins the show to help identify the last few players to make the 53 man roster. The Bears have a very good problem, too much talent! Are McManus, Sowell, and Kwiatkoski still locks to make the roster, or have the Bears found some UDFA gems? Find out this episode of Lukie and Da Bears!
This episode of "Lukie and the Bears" wraps up the Bourbonnais portion of training camp. It was obvious from the start, David Montgomery is going to be a stud. His first NFL touchdown came on an explosive jump cut, and he is already getting national attention. I pulled a couple of clips and got a little carried away... Also, I do a quick rundown of the Panthers pre-season matchup. Who played and why? The roster is getting tighter, cuts are coming sooner, and the Bears have a lot of tough decisions to make. This last game helped me identify a few players that can sneak onto the roster. Hear about all of it on this episode of "Lukie and Da Bears."
The Bears are deep into training camp and the offense is finally gaining on the defense. As Mitchell Trubisky and the offense find their rhythm, the defense still impresses. This episode features offensive and defensive segments. It covers the different combinations of skill positions the Bears can use on offense, and how Haha Clinton Dix allows Eddie Jackson to be around the ball even more! The newest segment, "bulletin board material," seems like it will easily be slotted in as a weekly feature. The media just won't stop talking s***!! I am taking a stand against the Chicago Tribune. Find out why in the latest episode of Luke and Da Bears.
The Bears are in Bourbonnais, and the pads hath been putteth on. It's time to really start deep-diving into some of the offseason storylines to see how much truth they hold. This episode features the five things I noticed about training camp. Also, I highlight the three offensive players that stood out most. Is Bradley Sowell seriously a Tight End?!? I know they’ve said it, but I had to see it to believe it. Find out this and much much more on this episode of Lukie And Da Bears!
Special Guest Terry Jackson Jr. from the Boom or Bust podcast is invited onto the show to help break down the NFC North. Coaching, personnel, and system changes are all covered in this episode. The Packers and Vikings could be running similar systems with both teams getting new offensive-minds molded by the Shannahan's. How much has Detroit Improved? Have Bears Fan's been overlooking the Packers off-season? How bad is the Vikings offensive line? It's all answered in this episode of Lukie and Da Bears!!
This episode is a doozy. Thomas Gibbons from the Windy City Chronicle joins the show to give an in-depth look at Tight End's, Wide Outs, and Running Backs. The tight end room in Halas Hall is pretty thin and all of the possible position switches are analyzed on this episode. Also, hear direct clips from Coach Nagy and Mitchell Trubisky's pressers about the progression of the offense. The host, Lucas Perfetti, analyzes and predicts what Mitchell Trubisky's 2019 season will look like. And we can't forget about Pagano. The show features a quick segment about the transition from Fangio to Pagano. Sit back, turn the sound up, and enjoy!!
This episode breaks down the start of the kicking competition. There are 8 kickers currently on the Chicago Bears roster. Who will make it through the Gauntlet? I take a deep dive into David Montgomery, also bringing you clips from former coaches and Matt Nagy identifying what he will add to the team's culture. Riley Ridley shouldn't have fallen to the fourth round, Bears fans know this. The draft is broken down by prospect value v.s. the value of the picks we started with. 4 of the most intriguing UFDA's are also highlighted in this episode. Enjoy the episode and BEAR DOWN!!
The host takes you through a post-round one mock draft and Chicago Bears trade scenarios sitting at 83
2019 Schedules are out and its time to do a breakdown. Who better to discuss it with than special guest BT Bruiser. Storylines, predictions, and much, much more are discussed when breaking down this year's schedule. This episode also features a segment about Head Coach Matt Nagy, and General Manager Ryan Pace's bromance. Kicking competition and OTA updates are also featured in this episode of Lukie and Da Bears.
Former Boers and Bernstein intern joins the show to talk in depth about the Jordan Howard trade, Special Teams, and the state of upper management in the Chicago Bears organization. With improved sound quality, new equipment, and the same solid research the host dives into some of the deeper storylines and details of the 2019 Chicago Bears off-season.
This weeks episode is a reaction to the Free Agency Frenzy. Cross state rivals swap safeties in the 2019 remake of Freaky Friday starring Adrian Amos and Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix. Which team will get the better end of the Swap? During the episode the host, Lukie, introduces all of the new free agents, and the free agents leaving the Chicago Bears. Contract values are compared contrasted to find out how much value the signings could potentially bring. This episode also includes a segment on the skill sets added, and how fast the Chicago Bears are in comparison to the rest of the league. Enjoy the show!
The Chicago Bears are trying out kickers in herds looking to solve the situation at kicker, after the infamous Cody Parkey double doink. We have our backs to the wall because of the cap hit we will be taking from Parkey's contract... Will this man hunt for a kicker work? Well hope new prospect Chris Blewitt does not blow it. No pun intended. Two years of trade rumors force me to believe that Jordan Howard will be gone, I address possible destinations in this episode. I also discuss what type of system Jordan Howard thrives in and what teams have the draft capital to trade for him, money to sign for him, and where he has former ties. Also we take a look at draft prospects (safeties, corner backs, tight ends, running backs) that could fall to us with our limited, mid-round draft capital. Tune in and Bear Down!
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