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On this episode of JHiTB, Jeff reminds you - for the 21st consecutive year - that preseason games are utterly useless, and deriving meaning from them is a waste of time. He also makes the case for Colston Loveland being fantasy football's top tight end in 2026 and answers some of your emails. At the end of the pod, Jeff breaks down his podcasting schedule for the season, which starts on Labor Day!
On this episode of JHiTB, Jeff returns from vacation and discusses a mood shift surrounding the Chicago Bears. He also answers a slew of your emails on everything from the McCaskeys potentially selling the team to Ozzy's injury to Hitchcock character comparisons for Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams.
On this episode of JHiTB, Jeff focuses his attention on the fantasy implications of this new, offensively-driven Chicago Bears. One steady option, one budding superstar, and one veteran that feels undervalued in current ADP.
On this episode of JHiTB, Jeff encourages fans not to fixate on every single snap of training camp, wonders how the inane Dillon Thieneman discourse started, and marvels at how boring all these new NFL stadiums are. Also emails on a new organizational philosophy, Colston Loveland's fantasy value, and Greta Lee's brilliant performance in the new film, "Late Fame."
On this episode of JHiTB, Jeff breaks down the mood surrounding this summer's training camp in terms of experiencing a new Broadway musical. He then answers your emails on Coby Bryant, Darnell Wright, Mauricio Pochettino, getting started in film studies (Hitchcock!), and makes an updated prediction for the 2026 season.
Apologies for the shaky audio of the interview, but it was recorded with me in the car trying to navigate the world of NYC alternate side parking.
On this episode of JHiTB, Jeff talks with Trent Condon on ESPN Radio Des Moines about all things Bears camp. He also answers a single email: what are we NOT talking about when it comes to the 2026 Chicago Bears?
In this episode of JHiTB, Jeff can't hide his excitement for the potential of this 2026 Chicago Bears offense after only a day and a half of camp. And then he answers your emails, complete with his coaching comp for Ben Johnson: Buddy Ryan.
On this episode of JHiTB, Jeff dissects the problematic level of communication surrounding Kyler Gordon landing on PUP to start camp. And then he answers your non-Kyler emails on Shark Week, Jaws, the running back position, Ozzy Trapilo, and soccer!
On this episode of JHiTB, Jeff breaks down the summer ahead for the 2026 Chicago Bears, using your emails to guide the conversation. All things discussed, including Caleb's precision, the silliness of the "RB1" designation, and the fear of two words: carted off.
Then he's joined by Reverend Dave for a full recap of the brilliant 2026 World Cup, which was hampered by a brutal final. Also...we select our three favorite drinking partners from popular song. God? Jolene?
On this episode of JHiTB, Jeff tries to make sense of the last month of US Soccer after an embarrassing loss to the Belgians. He also answers emails wherein he identifies a breakout player for the Bears in 2026, defends the value of Cairo Santos, and projects Caleb's passing yards this season.
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After 20 years running DaBearsBlog.com, Jeff Hughes is finally changing formats. Starting with training camp 2026, Jeff will be…
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