Halas Intrigue, Episode 31: Will Mitch Trubisky be the Bears’ superhero?

Trubisky did a lot more damages with his legs last year than he has so far this season.

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Mitch Trubisky is expected to return to the Bears’ lineup Sunday.

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In the latest Halas Intrigue, Patrick Finley, Jason Lieser and Mark Potash debate whether Mitch Trubisky will play Sunday and how much he should run if he does.

Mark makes multiple attempts to ruin the episode – and nearly succeeds. Then, in the superhero-themed Pot-Cast, Patrick and Jason are flabbergasted when Mark realizes he’s been mispronouncing “Spider-Man” his whole life.

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