What to watch for in Bears-Jets Week 4 matchup | Bears, etc. Podcast

Uh, let's get the update on the Bears right now as we sit here.

So they're getting healthier, but yet have some concerns.

So Caleb a little closer, hopefully, to returning.

Uh, Cam Lewis, Braxton Jones, we, we haven't seen the injury report just yet for the week.

Tyrique Stevenson got on the field last week but didn't really play much.

But coming up, you know, Shamark Turner, Noah Sewell, they, they will be ready to be activated if they are off IR.

And now the 21-day window for Kyler Gordon, and that'll be a topic in our, our show here today because he was, uh, asked, uh, about that by Den- uh, for Dennis Allen.

So, uh, this is gonna be a deeper team here in a couple weeks.

Listen, uh, you know, they are not over any hump.

There's still a long way to go in this season, and I think they talk about week one, you're sprinting to a marathon.

And now you start saying, "Okay, we got some guys coming back.

We got some added depth at some positions that are playing really well right now.

We have a guy that, if, you know, that is a super intring- interesting part of the ingredient of defensive personnel," all these types of things.

And then you got Ozzie Trapillo on the cusp of coming back.

Um, so I'm s-

He may, he may be the most intriguing of, of them all, just because of what we're hearing about his recovery and to see the literal joy on his face in the locker room that he's making progress, um- That's a long way from that nasty injury in the playoff game

It sure is.

Listen, like I said before, it used to be a death sentence.

Now-

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the way that Ozzie Trapillo has been able to rebound with the help of the staff inside the building, I admire them, but I admire him because it's not a painless recovery.

There's a lot of pain that goes into the recovery of any injury that you've had, and that's one of the unique, you know, callus builders of NFL players.

What was your worst recovery of an injury?

Uh, probably back surgery while I was playing.

Uh, let's get the update on the Bears right now as we sit here.

So they're getting healthier, but yet have some concerns.

So Caleb a little closer, hopefully, to returning.

Uh, Cam Lewis, Braxton Jones, we, we haven't seen the injury report just yet for the week.

Tyrique Stevenson got on the field last week but didn't really play much.

But coming up, you know, Shamark Turner, Noah Sewell, they, they will be ready to be activated if they are off IR.

And now the 21-day window for Kyler Gordon, and that'll be a topic in our, our show here today because he was, uh, asked, uh, about that by Den- uh, for Dennis Allen.

So, uh, this is gonna be a deeper team here in a couple weeks.

Listen, uh, you know, they are not over any hump.

There's still a long way to go in this season, and I think they talk about week one, you're sprinting to a marathon.

And now you start saying, "Okay, we got some guys coming back.

We got some added depth at some positions that are playing really well right now.

We have a guy that, if, you know, that is a super intring- interesting part of the ingredient of defensive personnel," all these types of things.

And then you got Ozzie Trapillo on the cusp of coming back.

Um, so I'm s-

He may, he may be the most intriguing of, of them all, just because of what we're hearing about his recovery and to see the literal joy on his face in the locker room that he's making progress, um- That's a long way from that nasty injury in the playoff game

It sure is.

Listen, like I said before, it used to be a death sentence.

Now-

Mm

...

the way that Ozzie Trapillo has been able to rebound with the help of the staff inside the building, I admire them, but I admire him because it's not a painless recovery.

There's a lot of pain that goes into the recovery of any injury that you've had, and that's one of the unique, you know, callus builders of NFL players.

What was your worst recovery of an injury?

Uh, probably back surgery while I was playing.