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Lovie Smith

Lovie Smith

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Oct 8, 2026

Peter BukowskiHOST
4:44
Um, you, you might have to go back 40 years.
Peter BukowskiHOST
4:46
Although, I think you, you'd probably argue Lovie Smith, right? Like, that, that probably is...
Peter BukowskiHOST
4:50
That was a, that was a...
Peter BukowskiHOST
4:51
I mean, they went to the Super Bowl, for crying out loud.
Peter BukowskiHOST
4:37
Um, you, you might have to go back 40 years.
Peter BukowskiHOST
4:40
Although, I think you, you'd probably argue Lovie Smith, right? Like, that, that probably is...
Peter BukowskiHOST
4:44
That was a, that was a...
Peter BukowskiHOST
4:45
I mean, they went to the Super Bowl, for crying out loud.
Bryan OrenchukHOST
3:28
We got nutty brunette leading the charge.
Bryan OrenchukHOST
3:30
And, and I just got to say, since I've been alive, right? Um, we've had Ditka, Wannstedt, Dick Jauron, um, Lovie Smith, Trestman, Fox, Nagy, Eberflus, Thomas Brown for a bit, and then we got Ben Johnson.
Bryan OrenchukHOST
3:50
I didn't pay attention to, to press conferences for new coaches Ditka, Wannstedt or, or Dick Jauron.
Bryan OrenchukHOST
3:57
But every single one after that I did, and there's only been one other coach, other than our crazy brunette right now, that actually mentioned the rivalry in his opening press conference, right? Lo and behold-
Ryan DrosteHOST
5:37
Yeah.
Bryan OrenchukHOST
5:37
You know? And before, we'll talk about that later, but, um, I thought it was interesting.
Bryan OrenchukHOST
5:42
You know, in our lifetimes only one other coach I remember made mention of it, and, uh, Lovie Smith, one of the greatest ever in Bears history.
Bryan OrenchukHOST
5:50
So I got the nutty brown.
Samer AliHOST
46:12
That was it.
Samer AliHOST
46:13
He came as the guy that Lovie Smith picked to be his general manager.
Samer AliHOST
46:17
They fired Lovie to keep Dirk Koetter.
Samer AliHOST
46:19
That came from ownership-
Adam HogeHOST
10:31
But w- this is already Matt LaFleur's eighth season, which is, which is kind of crazy to think about.
Adam HogeHOST
10:37
But it had me thinking about Lovie Smith's end in Chicago because, um, similar timeframe.
Adam HogeHOST
10:46
Lovie made it to nine years.
Adam HogeHOST
10:47
But a lot of the, I think the rhetoric was similar in that it's like, okay, so you're, you're, you're good, but you're not great.
Adam HogeHOST
11:17
I think they're very different head coaches.
Adam HogeHOST
11:18
I'm just talking more about, like, the resume and what's been accomplished.
Adam HogeHOST
11:22
So Matt LaFleur in eight years has, has, uh, a winning percentage of 649, which is better than Lovie Smith's 563 in his nine years as head coach.
Adam HogeHOST
11:32
But both had three NFC North titles.
Kelley BydlonHOST
18:38
I believe this is from Evan Abrams.
Kelley BydlonHOST
18:40
Bears haven't closed as a road favorite in Lambeau Field since Rex Grossman and Lovie Smith back in week one of 2006.
Gil AlexanderHOST
18:47
Hey, Rex Grossman started a Super Bowl.
Gil AlexanderHOST
18:50
He did.
Greg AdamsHOST
36:13
It Is Michael says, "Did you, uh, do you think you look like Coach Lubby Smith?" He says, "No, this isn't the all Black people like question." Yes.
Greg AdamsHOST
36:21
Actually, that was exposed- Back when Lovie Smith was when...
Greg AdamsHOST
36:25
I was on YouTube when the Bears...
Greg AdamsHOST
36:27
If you're gonna crown them, crown them.
Greg AdamsHOST
36:29
I think I was back when Lovie Smith, I think he was coaching the Bears, or he coached another team, and people were calling me Lovie Smith back in the day.
Greg AdamsHOST
36:36
All right, so shout out to him.
Greg AdamsHOST
36:37
I got Emmitt Smith, Lovie Smith.
Greg AdamsHOST
36:39
All right, Taye Diggs a little bit back in the day when I was younger.
Keith Too TallHOST
57:12
That's great.
Keith Too TallHOST
57:14
That's how I felt with the Bears because they originally, instead of firing Lovie Smith after going 10-6, keep Lovie Smith, but you hire Mark Trestman as your offensive coordinator because when we ended up having him as our coach the next year, we had the top two scoring offense.
Keith Too TallHOST
57:29
So just imagine we had his offensive coordinator playing call skills with Lovie Smith's defensive-minded team and defense.
Keith Too TallHOST
57:36
Lock
Brother OHOST
57:36
you down on defense.
TravisHOST
35:50
Yeah
KyleHOST
35:50
... and, and I'm sorry to our good friend John who's in the Discord, was like, "The Bears played a lot more boring games in the Lovie Smith era." And I'm like, "That's not what we mean, John."
TravisHOST
35:58
Yeah.
KyleHOST
35:58
You're confusing boring with unwatchable, and I'm confusing boring with just, like, okay, uh-

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KyleHOST
42:38
Um, they've been running some of the non-traditional Tampas that were just so god-awful for them last year.
KyleHOST
42:44
Um, and they're actually playing them really well this year.
KyleHOST
42:47
Uh, you know, Lovie Smith would say there's nothing wrong with cover two.
KyleHOST
42:51
You just gotta actually be where you're supposed to be and, and run it well.
Matty FactsHOST
18:34
I told, uh, my buddies on Half the Distance Live on Sunday night, I'm having to rewire my brain to realize I ha- that the team I root for has a good coaching staff again.
Matty FactsHOST
18:44
The last time I can say that was Lovie Smith, and he got fired in 2010, I believe, after a 10-win season.
Matty FactsHOST
18:55
Now, the interesting fact about me saying Lovie Smith for that, is that the last time that what happened this... what's happening this weekend happened before, was in 2006 when the Bears made the Super Bowl and Lovie Smith was the head coach, which is the point I'm getting to, not Super Bowl.
Matty FactsHOST
19:07
'Cause that was the last time in week one of the NFL season that the Bears went into Green Bay as favorites.
Matty FactsHOST
19:14
Now, they're only favored by, like, three points in this game.

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