Ben Johnson

Pipp?

We don't got Ben Johnson, buddy.

No, get him.

Come on, put him over there.

And, you know, that'll be a good one.

Ben Johnson's offense against Mike McDonald's defense.

We shall see.

All right, Todd, we'll continue to listen to you, buddy.

And, you know, that'll be a good one.

Ben Johnson's offense against Mike McDonald's defense.

We shall see.

All right, Todd, we'll continue to listen to you, buddy.

And I'm looking at the Lions, who I thought was – I was shoveling dirt on their grave a couple of weeks ago.

All of a sudden I look at them like, Jared Goff is basically Ben Johnson Jr.? Like, Petzig is there, but I'm not going to give any of the credit to Petzig.

I'm like, wow.

Goff has been able to take so much information from Ben Johnson and be able to relay that with Drew Petzig and put together one of the best offenses in football.

He's coaching the game like no one can stop each other.

Should have canned his ass and promoted Ben Johnson.

And T. Sheldahl, another game of terrible officiating in the Lions-Packers game.

I canceled my NFL Plus subscription for Red Zone.

Back to guessing lines.

That's the point of us being here.

So earlier, again, Ben Johnson eschews the field.

Excuse me.

Because earlier this week, I had made a reference to...

The way a lot of people talk about Ben Johnson and this team, a lot of Packer fans or just fans of the NFC North are taking aim at Ben Johnson, saying that his record is almost immaculate outside of the NFC North.

Forgive me if I don't have the numbers in front of me.

I think it's 14-2.

Everybody is competent.

Everybody's got a pretty good football team.

So Ben Johnson's record is not going to be as good in conference.

And last year, split with the Packers and the Minnesota Vikings, but swept by the Detroit Lions.

And, you know, that'll be a good one.

Ben Johnson's offense against Mike McDonald's defense.

We shall see.

All right, Todd, we'll continue to listen to you, buddy.

And, you know, that'll be a good one.

Ben Johnson's offense against Mike McDonald's defense.

We shall see.

All right, Todd, we'll continue to listen to you, buddy.

But Cole Komet has become something really important for the Bears, and now they've got a decision to make on what's to be done here.

Ben Johnson really kind of seemed to downplay it.

as he talked about, and we don't even exactly know what the injury was yet.

I assume we'll find that out when we get the first injury report, when they first have to disclose some of this stuff, and we'll find out.

I presume that the field tests that they did revealed, whether it's ACL, MCL, PCL, or any of the above, it was enough for them to know as he was leaving the field, but that's probably it.

Now, when we start, not all tight ends are the same, as we know, and where Colston Loveland is much more of a wide receiver who is the size of a tight end, who does do some blocking, but all the biggest wide receivers do some blocking.

Cole Komet has been, in the Ben Johnson offense, he has been a true in-line wide tight end.

Almost a blocker-first... and a pass catcher second.