Erik Kramer

horn?

Well, I had a horn for our quarterback.

Coach, when I was at the Bears and we played, who was it that had the great, good at pass rush? Well, not just Reggie White and that whole crew, Sean Jones.

I mean...

The team that really bothered us was John Randall and the Vikings because they had two or three guys.

The big guy on the outside, I forget, Fernando something.

Anyway, they were hitting the quarterback in two and a half seconds.

So we were timing them, and we got that from the Rams.

And my hope is that we are not in a snapshot.

I don't, it doesn't feel that way to me, but there were moments under wanting with Eric Kramer, for example, those offenses for the time, like not comparing it to the type of offenses that are going on right now, but for the time there was a, a strong offense and, That 2006 season, Olin will tell you, as folks talk about the Bears' defense that season, and the Bears' defense in special teams was huge.

Like Devin Hester is a Hall of Famer partly because of the type of impact he had in 2006 and obviously beyond.

But the Bears' offense that season was rolling.

Seen this list here?

Eric Kramer.

Yes.

Jay Cutler.

And if he'd have just been on the Cardinals, he's no Neil Lomax, for crying out loud.

So we go through the 90s, Eric Kramer – just lather, rinse, repeat.

When they got Jay Cutler in the trade with the Broncos right after Josh McDaniels took the job in Denver and the first order of business was get Jay Cutler the hell out of here.

And there were excited Bears fans that finally, for the first time since Sid Luckman, they were going to have a franchise quarterback.

All right, it is, name the five quarterbacks that have thrown for 300 yards the most times in Bears history.

Jay Cutler first, Caleb, Mitch Trubisky, and Eric Kramer all tied for second.

You just need number five.

Did he play at Michigan State?

Wow.

And who were the top four again?

Trubisky, Caleb, Eric Kramer, and Jay Cutler has got a comfortable lead on all of them.

So last night, I actually texted Bill about this.

Jim Miller three times, did not make the top five.

Eric Kramer.

Eric Kramer seven, tied for second.

Jim Harbaugh.

Jim Harbaugh only did it twice.

we've never experienced this.

Like Jay had some great moments, you know, I mean, over the course of time, there have been some, you know, Eric Kramer had some great moments.

Other quarterbacks have had some great moments, but we've never been looked at as a franchise that is led by the offense, like led to high places by an offense, three, three yards in a cloud of dust.

And we can do that too, but it's just, you know, it's kind of, it's an unusual feeling to, To be a team that is being led by an explosive offense.