Mark Potash

He had 16.

Mark Potash had 17, which included he had the number one pick for Murakami But he struggled with the Cubs homers.

He had Saya, you know, who PCA just cleaned up with that one.

And he also didn't do well.

My concerns about Tyson Bajent go downhill.

You know what it looked like when you say it like that about Ben Johnson, which I think is a good point and really key for the Bears? It reminds me of something Mark Potash would always point out about how easy it looked everywhere else.

Baker Mayfield at the time, wayward, shows up with the Rams and can play on like a week's notice, like with a week of practice.

They can figure it out.

two near miss pick sixes for sure.

That's the old Mark Potash line was that Aaron Rodgers was so good that he could.

Throw the ball to a Bears defender and convince him to drop it along the way.

Jason, we will follow along for another week of quarterback roulette.

Every day in my book, there's great protection.

This is how you end up in situations where Aaron Cromer is attacking Mark Potash at the start of a press conference about his grains and saying, let me watch some tape with you.

This is how this happens.

All right.

How lucky we are to have Ben as our head coach and the absolute perfect marriage that it is with Caleb Williams.

It's, I mean, we we've been bears fans our entire lives and, uh, Ryan Cox shared a tweet from Mark Potash with us.

The Bears didn't score their 59th point until week four when Caleb was a rookie.

I thought Swift was up there at the presser.

I don't know.

I, all this kind of reminded me, this entire conversation with Pro Football Focus kinda reminded me of, uh, Aaron Kromer once telling Mark Potash that he should watch the film with him because his grades sucked.

[laughs] Remember that incident?

Oh, I do remember that.

I, I, somewhere I have that video, that, that audio.

This is back in the Marc Trestman era where Mark Potash, my former colleague at the Chicago Sun-Times, everybody knows who he is, um, he would give out post-game grades.

And Aaron Kromer was very upset with, like, the grade his offensive line got, to the point where the next press conference, and Potash's putting up his recorder on the lectern there, and [laughs] Aaron Kromer gives him the business underneath his breath, and they had a little exchange after.

Yeah.

and a little bit of a delay there but we're on this week talking collectibles where i'm joined now by robert edward auction president brian dwyer mark potash will be in around 720 for vince clementi to do which ended higher our producer this week is mario harron and will be joined around 725 by the bulldog john bulldog drummond and nancy huggins brian dwyer can you hear me Hello, Brian Dwyer.

Okay.

Well, there's a lot of items here that we had the Huggins & Scott Summer Auction ended on September 10th.

Okay.

All right, now after

the break, we'll be joined by Mark Potash in for Vince Clemente.

We've got the Bulldog, John Bulldog Drummond on, and we have Nancy Huggins.

We've got which ended higher.