Adam Amin

I was worried watching it because, to your point, Bryce Young had looked good.

Adam Amin, who called the game for Fox Sports, was on the Charter Bears podcast last week, and he mentioned that they did it in the TV coverage as well, that this trio of receivers that the Panthers have in Coker, Ted McMillan, and Leggett, this is one of the tallest receiving trios in the league.

McMillan is 6'5", the other two guys are 6'3".

Coker, we saw him to sensational effect against the Rams last year in the playoff game where they did themselves a huge amount of credit, the Panthers, and hung in there and went toe-to-toe with the Rams, as we talked about in the offseason.

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Our friend Adam Amin on the call yesterday.

Outstanding work by him and Drew Brees.

The Bears offense also with some outstanding work.

Incredible.

Drew Brees was talking about this.

Adam Amin called out the jump man in real time, 'cause he knows.

He knows what's up.

The Hall of Famer Kurt Warner talking about the Bears and Caleb Williams here on the Spiegel and Home Show.

During the week, Drew Brees was calling the game for the Bears with our friend Adam Amin.

And in the meetings, Drew talked with Caleb about completions.

And Ben kind of gave some credence to the idea that – Drew kind of got through to Caleb on taking some of those checkdowns and just picking up a couple of completions here will make you closer to a 70% completion quarterback.

They love getting the ball in space where all of a sudden it's them trying to make DBs miss or running over DBs as opposed to being in between the tackles.

Adam Amin and Drew Brees, a terrific broadcast on Fox of the Bears' 59-37 win over Carolina.

Layla, could he do it? Could Caleb Williams really be a 70% completion rate quarterback as Ben Johnson has desired since he walked into Halas Hall in 2025?

Yeah, he is right now.

Let's take you back.

This was, just as a refresher, and we'll build up to more Drew Brees on Caleb Williams.

But Adam Amin of Fox 32 and everywhere, our guy, he's a Chicagoan, with Lawrence Holmes and Carmen Vitali last week on Spiegel and Holmes, shared a bit of the conversation between Drew Brees and Caleb Williams before Sunday's game.

The best message, and I was gonna share this on Sunday anyway, uh, was Drew's line at the end of our conversation with Caleb.

And the 478 yards the defense allowed, 353 passing, 125 on the ground.

I think it's hilarious listening to the Five Butte Open that Tyler Buterbaugh put together, and hearing Adam Amin appropriately on Fox, along with Drew Brees, saying, "In this game," think about it, think about a game that the Bears win 59 to 37, and in the, the opening sequence of the game on offense he is having to say things like, "Disaster strikes.

Disaster struck," in a game for the Chicago Bears where they scored 59 points.

And it did feel awfully disastrous early on in the game when there is an explosive run by D'Andre Swift to begin the game.

[crowd cheering] 61 yards to the house.

Longest run by far of his en-[upbeat music] Kyle Manungai just bursting to the end zone right there.

Adam Amin with the awesome call on Fox from yesterday.

That's your complimentary football.

Kyle Mnangai just bursting to the end zone right there.

Adam Amin with the awesome call on Fox from yesterday.

That's your complimentary football.

The Bears had just stopped the Lions on their, the Lions, the Panthers on their own little attempt at fourth and three.

Stop making noise on offense.

Bears fans don't do that.

Oh, yeah, that was – and Adam Amin pointed out the sign, the joking sign by the Panthers.

Hey, the Bears need you guys to be more quiet, a.k.a. Panthers fans, get loud.

And 478 yards, the defense allowed 353 passing, 125 on the ground.

I think it's hilarious listening to the five-butte open that Tyler Buterbaugh put together and hearing Adam Amin appropriately on Fox along with Drew Brees saying, in this game, think about it, think about a game that the Bears win 59-37.

And in the opening sequence of the game, on offense, he is having to say things like, DISASTER STRIKES! disaster struck in a game for the Chicago Bears where they scored 59 points.

And it did feel awfully disastrous early on in the game when there is an explosive run by DeAndre Swift to begin the game.