Dan Hampton

did you cry in the hallmark movie

did i cry i did not cry at the hallmark movie No, it was, I mean, I did get giddy, like a 12-year-old boy, because they had like old bears in it, like Dan Hampton and Charles Peanut Tillman.

And then they had canoe bears, Colston Loveland, Cole Komet, Ben Johnson.

They had another old bear, and I'm trying to remember who it was.

And Christmas and holiday.

Should we try to get Dan Hampton? Because he was in the movie, right? Yeah,

he was.

Did we just

We are so back to Truths, and Eli is back on a Sunday morning, and we are in the holiday spirit, even though it's just a little bit too early to be celebrating for quite a few people's liking.

But as we mentioned earlier in the show, the Bears had released their new Hallmark Christmas movie called A Holiday Touchdown last night, indeed, starring our own Dan Hampton, and In the spirit of that, as I was watching the movie, I thought it would be fun to craft three Hallmark movies for today's Two Truths and Eli.

So I went searching for some obscure, some wild Hallmark movie plots.

I will give you those.

Bears quarterback Caleb Williams, tight ends Colston Loveland and Cole Kmet, and Johnson all make appearances throughout the movie.

Former players Dan Hampton, Mike Singletary, and Charles Tillman all also have roles.

It marks the second time that Rikert directed a holiday movie with a connection to an NFL team.

He directed last year's movie that featured the Buffalo Bills.

"It never got below ninety our first week," Buckley says, "and we had lots of exterior scenes because we're showcasing the beautiful city of Chicago, which is wonderful.

But when it's ninety degrees out and a little humid, and you're wearing an undershirt, a T-shirt, a sweater, and a peacoat, you can imagine that things got toasty pretty quick." Dan Hap-- Dan Hampton, former Bears defensive tackle and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, has a cameo with current tight end Colston Loveland at Federal Plaza.

Due to the intense heat, Hampton, 69, jokes that Loveland, 22, clad in a Bears hoodie, pants, and satin jacket, would weigh two-ten by the time we get through the filming today.

That'd be a pretty significant drop for the six-foot, six-inch first-round draft pick, clocking in on the Bears roster at two hundred and forty-one pounds.

"It never got below ninety our first week," Buckley says, "and we had lots of exterior scenes because we're showcasing the beautiful city of Chicago, which is wonderful.

But when it's ninety degrees out and a little humid, and you're wearing an undershirt, a T-shirt, a sweater, and a peacoat, you can imagine that things got toasty pretty quick." Dan Hap- Dan Hampton, former Bears defensive tackle and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, has a cameo with current tight end Colston Loveland at Federal Plaza.

Due to the intense heat, Hampton, sixty-nine, jokes that Loveland, twenty-two, clad in a Bears hoodie, pants, and satin jacket, would weigh two ten by the time we get through the filming today.

That'd be a pretty significant drop for the six-foot-six-inch first-round draft pick, clocking in on the Bears roster at two hundred and forty-one pounds.