October 21, 2026 Hour 4 Chris Perkins

We've obviously talked a ton of sports.

Thought it was interesting, David Bergman said the underdogs won 10 straight, uh, against the spread.

The underdog has covered in 10 straight primetime games.

Thursday night, we've got a big one with the Bears hosting the Patriots.

Right now, Chicago is a three-point favorite in that game.

So Thursday Night Football, at what point is the home field advantage, the not having to travel, the lack of practice, the guys who can't play because of injury be- going to become a factor? And as he mentioned, the Patriots against a good defense.

We all know what Drake May has done recently against teams with a bad defense.

He's not played well.

Yep, they beat the Jets.

The Jets' offense is dreadful.

This is a Ben Johnson offense and a defense that's been playing pretty well.

So I'm fascinated in this game because I don't think the Vikings are the best team in the division.

I know they're undefeated.

I don't think at the end of the season that they will win the division.

So games like this, obviously, the Bears playing that first-place schedule, will that be the difference between the Bears, Vikings, Packers, Lions, and who come, can come out of that division? Like, the Packers play the Lions this week.

To me, it's an incredibly intriguing game.

The Packers' defense has been great lately.

Can it be great against what's been the second-best offense in the league from an efficiency standpoint in Detroit? And Detroit can't stop anything.

How do they stop Jordan Love, and now Jacobs is back.

How much does that factor in? The Good, the Bad and the Ugly and what's on tap.

That's next to Miller and Molins.

We've obviously talked a ton of sports.

Thought it was interesting, David Bergman said the underdogs won 10 straight, uh, against the spread.

The underdog has covered in 10 straight primetime games.

Thursday night, we've got a big one with the Bears hosting the Patriots.

Right now, Chicago is a three-point favorite in that game.

So Thursday Night Football, at what point is the home field advantage, the not having to travel, the lack of practice, the guys who can't play because of injury be- going to become a factor? And as he mentioned, the Patriots against a good defense.

We all know what Drake May has done recently against teams with a bad defense.

He's not played well.

Yep, they beat the Jets.

The Jets' offense is dreadful.

This is a Ben Johnson offense and a defense that's been playing pretty well.

So I'm fascinated in this game because I don't think the Vikings are the best team in the division.

I know they're undefeated.

I don't think at the end of the season that they will win the division.

So games like this, obviously, the Bears playing that first-place schedule, will that be the difference between the Bears, Vikings, Packers, Lions, and who come, can come out of that division? Like, the Packers play the Lions this week.

To me, it's an incredibly intriguing game.

The Packers' defense has been great lately.

Can it be great against what's been the second-best offense in the league from an efficiency standpoint in Detroit? And Detroit can't stop anything.

How do they stop Jordan Love, and now Jacobs is back.

How much does that factor in? The Good, the Bad and the Ugly and what's on tap.

That's next to Miller and Molins.