Pick 6 rolls on with questions connected to Bears & NFL

The Mully & Haugh Show's Pick 6 segment dives into the Raiders' recent signing of Kirk Cousins on a one-year, $20 million deal, analyzing whether this move signals a strategic bridge to their likely number one overall pick, quarterback Fernando Mendoza. The hosts debate the wisdom of using a veteran quarterback as a mentor and short-term starter, emphasizing the importance of protecting young prospects from early failure. They highlight the NFL's flawed quarterback development system, citing examples of players ruined by premature exposure, while praising Caleb Williams as a rare exception. The discussion shifts to Bears president Kevin Warren's claim of 108 million global fans, which the hosts question as implausible and hyperbolic, noting the arbitrary nature of the number and the lack of verifiable data. They contrast this with real fan engagement, suggesting that true fanatics are far fewer than the claimed 108 million. The segment ends with a playful nod to the number’s cultural resonance in Chicago sports lore, setting up a future 'crystal ball' prediction segment.