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Here is the last bit of the Matt Eberflus interview with David Kaplan and J-Hood on ESPN Chicago. His phone goes out a 3rd time when asked if they are in crisis mode. You can't make this stuff up.

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@YungBlastro @thekapman @xjhoodespn @ESPN1000 Thst phone didn’t go out

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@thekapman @xjhoodespn @ESPN1000 😂😂

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@thekapman @xjhoodespn @ESPN1000 a microcosm of this entire regime.

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@thekapman @xjhoodespn @ESPN1000 Straight gospel from Kap

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@thekapman @xjhoodespn @ESPN1000 @danorlovsky7 @PatMcAfeeShow 😭

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@thekapman @xjhoodespn @ESPN1000 "Coach your cellphone is as bad as the offense right now" Kap is such a badass. Haha.

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@thekapman @xjhoodespn @ESPN1000 Phones cut out. The should not have drafted Williams and traded the pick. Built the O line.

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@thekapman @xjhoodespn @ESPN1000 Duuuuuude this team is a joke even when not on the field 😂

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@thekapman @xjhoodespn @ESPN1000 The anger and frustration that Kap shows is representative of the entire fan base. Absolute disgust for ownership.

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@thekapman @xjhoodespn @ESPN1000 Do you have the beginning of the interview too? 🤣

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@thekapman @xjhoodespn @ESPN1000 I can get it. I loved Kap's rant though so I wanted to get the end.

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