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TIGHT END TAKEOVER: With Sam Roush, Does Chicago Have the Best Tight End Group? | CHGO Bears Podcast

5/1/20261 hr 7 min

The Chicago Bears add tight end Sam Roush in the third round of the NFL Draft, and Adam Hoge and Mark Carman take a deep dive into what he brings to the offense. How does Roush fit into the Bears’ tight end room, and what does his addition mean for the group moving forward? The guys also sit down with Stanford tight ends coach Nate Byham, who coached Roush and helped develop him into a Second Team All-ACC selection in 2025. Byham shares insight into Roush’s game, development, and why he could be a strong fit for the Chicago Bears. Plus, Hoge gives his opinion on the best and worst draft picks chosen by teams in the NFC North. 
 

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Clips

Perfect Fit In Chicago
Teaching Roush To Be Mean
Ironman Snap Count Stunner
Tight End Renaissance Explained
Football IQ And Versatility
Clear Take On NIL Pay

Transcript preview

First 90 seconds

  1. Adam Hoge· Host0:00

    [upbeat rock music] Happy Friday on the CHGO Bears podcast. We are talking tight ends today. Some of us are freezing our butts off at Wrigley Field right now, and some of us are, uh, nice and warm and cozy talking Bears football like it's football season. Hello, Mark Carmen.

  2. Mark Carman· Host0:27

    Adam, we got a question for you to start the show. What's 6.2 plus 2.6? What do you got?

  3. Adam Hoge· Host0:35

    [laughs] 6.2 plus 2.6?

  4. Mark Carman· Host0:38

    Yeah.

  5. Adam Hoge· Host0:39

    Uh, that would be 8.8.

  6. Mark Carman· Host0:44

    Yeah. [clapping] Yeah.

  7. Adam Hoge· Host0:45

    There we go.

  8. Mark Carman· Host0:46

    Yeah, great start to the show.

  9. Adam Hoge· Host0:47

    So- I just figured we'd start with math 'cause we ended with math yesterday- Yeah ...

  10. Mark Carman· Host0:51

    and see how much better you were than Greg. And you, you know, you, you didn't leap off the page right there, but you got it done. I'm proud of you. Um, good work.

  11. Adam Hoge· Host0:58

    I'll tell you what, if I'd had any confusion there, it's 'cause you asked me the question differently. 'Cause I've, I've seen the clip of how yesterday's show ended, and there were fractions, and you went decimals on me.

  12. Mark Carman· Host1:07

    Yeah.

  13. Adam Hoge· Host1:07

    And it just kinda threw me off.

  14. Mark Carman· Host1:08

    Yeah, no, that, well, that was different. I just tried to, um... You know, I, I, I, I hadn't thought about your math problem until the show started, but then, you know, it just popped in my head, and, and you nailed it. It's one of, uh, you know, shout-out to, uh, Papa Fred out there in Papa Fred Land. You know, he used, would just fire math problems at me and see if I could handle it, mainly multiplication, eight times four minus six times two divided by

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