D'Marco Jackson

Yeah.

DeMarco Jackson.

There's definitely, I think room there, you know, right now, obviously TJ Edwards and Devin Bush are there.

We can't predict injury, but he really does feel like the next man up.

So I think he's probably safe for, for a little bit, but.

Yeah.

I don't mind stashing like somebody like a DeMarco Jackson, who's like a very clear next man up.

If you have the roster space, really.

you know, kind of like Aaron Glenn, I'm going to make him think at the line of scrimmage.

When you have the Bears that every active defensive lineman played in that game, they got three linebackers, including DeMarco Jackson, TJ Edwards, and Devin Bush that can blitz or cover.

And so now if you offer the offensive line, you offer a variety of fronts, an offensive line that's going to be missing a couple guys as well.

And then you got a challenge and you know, kind of do a little exploration to see how the guys that are playing in the game, how they're going to hold up against multiple accountable blitzers.

So you go out and you put these guys in awkwardly unaccountable positions on the line of scrimmage that can be blitzers.

I think that they have the athleticism to chase down a guy like Geno.

I was with you guys in the booth when the DeMarco Jackson hit happened, and we were talking about that.

You guys talked about it, obviously, in real time, and then we talked about it during the commercial break.

And then obviously if Kyler Gordon comes back and he's healthy, you start to see that the defense has different facets to it that can do well.

We mentioned TJ, I think DeMarco Jackson, despite his late hit.

has improved and the last week or so as i thought he had a good season last year so hopefully we see that if deb and bush can continue kind of improving as well if you can do that and then add one or two pieces on the defensive line you'll have a viable defense heading into the playoffs but if you don't make a move on the defensive line Usually the team that doesn't make it through the playoffs is the one that has a glaring weakness because most teams that get in are similar enough but have really, really high strengths and it tends to be your weakest link can be whoever has the weakest of weakest links ends up losing.

So you just hope that the Bears can at least raise that floor so that if you do get into the playoffs that you head in there and kind of position of strength rather than being worried about a particular position group.

Y- yeah.

It w- in theory would've been Stutzman and Ford, but he [laughs] where's Demarco Jackson, Wolf? Can we get Demarco? [laughs] Can we get Demarco back? What Craig Roberson-

I don't know

... do, Roberson doing, nigga? I don't, I don't know.

He was chasing Jalen Hurts from behind.

Jalen Hurts was coming up on DeMarco Jackson.

He started to slow down so Jackson wouldn't kill him, and kind of was going down, and Sweat kind of fell on him, and so that is this week's cheap sack of the week, g- awarded to Montez Sweat.

Okay, with that [laughs], in the scoring, Da- uh, King's class is scoring, Dale is number 33 defense end, Montez Sweat number 39, Austin Booker is number 43.