Bear Necessities: Chicago Bears Podcast

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers asserted themselves and their play in a dominant 31-9 Win in SB 55. Bears add long time coach/assistant Pettine to staff, what does this mean for Sean Desai, Austin and Reece discuss. The guys pour over the Carson Wentz rumors, and discuss his effectiveness within Nagy's scheme. Austin and Reece discuss the possibility of adding free agent running backs to the Bears' stable, and what the Bears should do with Allen Robinson. Finally, Austin and Reece provide and discuss 3 trade candidates each, and what they could add to the Chicago Bears. Thank you for 1K subscribers on YouTube!

Austin and Reece discuss the Matthew Stafford Trade and the Bears attempt to bring him to Chicago. Watson has requested a trade, but will he actually be moved. If Watson does not come to Chicago, is David Carr potentially the next Bears QB? Would he be a good fit with the Bears and Nagy? The guys discuss. Corey Davis, Kenny Golladay, and Sammy Watkins are some of the biggest WR options this year in free agency. If Allen Robinson walks, Austin and Reece discuss who'd they like to see come to the Bears. In more news, JJ Watt is unhappy with the Texans and does not plan on returning to the team. Clearly the Bears are an option as he lives in Chicago with his wife. Finally, one of the most common names linked to the Bears is Mac Jones. He has had tremendous success at the collegiate level, but is he just another Alabama QB? Tune in to find out.

Surprise, surprise the Packers lose again to the Bucs, and another NFC Championship game. Austin and Reece discuss what this means for the Packers, as well as the Bears. Sean Dessai is internally hired as defensive coordinator, and while it is not a flashy hire, it may be one that works out for the Bears. The Chicago Bears are chasing after big name quarterbacks this offseason, and Austin and Reece discuss their takes on how this quarterback market is evolving. Finally, Austin and Reece take a deep dive into the successes and failures of the 2020 offseason.