Author: staff

“If I told you I own you, would that be an insult?” Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson asked a reporter who posed the question. “Yeah, (expletive), that’s an insult to us too. We’re all men too. We all bleed the same way. So things like that aren’t fun to hear, but I mean, (expletive), we’ve got to play football. We’ve got to win. We’ve got to do something about it. So all the talking doesn’t mean nothing.”

The continued delay means that applicants will continue to burn through money to retain real estate, employees and attorneys, while being prevented from opening and earning money. Most of the applicants are deemed “social equity,” who were supposed to be favored in licensing because they came from areas with high poverty and crime rates, or had been arrested for low-level marijuana offenses.

“My time here, for sure, the off-schedule plays show up,” Bears defensive coordinator Sean Desai said. “But quite honestly, they’ve shown up over the past month, also on tape. On tape it doesn’t seem like it’s limiting him much in terms of the way he wants to play the game, the way he wants to throw the ball, where he wants to get it, when he can escape the pocket, and he’s still making plays that way. We’re prepared for the same Aaron Rodgers that we’ve been preparing for for a long time.”