Bears want natural born killers (Hour 4)

The Mully & Haugh Show's Hour 4 dives into the Chicago Bears' offseason trajectory, focusing on the team's offensive evolution under head coach Matt Nagy and offensive coordinator Ben Johnson. Hosts Dan Wieterer and Mully & Haugh discuss the Bears' impressive strides from a chaotic August practice to a top-10 offense in 2025, highlighting Caleb Williams' growth and the team’s emphasis on 'trained killers'—aggressive, passionate players who thrive under pressure. The conversation explores the Bears’ draft strategy, their flexibility with the best player available approach, and the critical need to replace DJ Moore, with confidence placed in Colston Loveland and emerging receivers Roma Dunze and Luther Burden. The discussion also touches on the competitive NFC North, with Minnesota’s resurgence and the Bears’ need for constant improvement. Later, DePaul head coach Chris Holtman joins to analyze the Final Four, praising UConn’s physicality and efficiency, and offering insight into the psychological impact of dramatic March wins. He also reflects on the changing landscape of college basketball, noting that while Cinderellas are rarer due to NIL disparities, upsets still occur, and Michigan vs. Arizona could be a historic, high-stakes showdown.