Ben Johnson’s bears not worried about meeting that beard

Lake forest, forcible. – Ben Johnson is not concerned about the publication of information that can be used against Chicago Bears When participating in the production meetings with that beard and Fox broadcasting the crew before in the game on Sunday against Dallas Cowboys.

Double roles held by beards, an analyst for Fox’s “American Game of Week” and a minority owner Las Vegas RaidersThey raised concern about conflicts of interest.

The Brady will be at the summons of the military field on Sunday, a week before Raiders hosted the bear in Albiant Stadium at 4th week.

Johnson ran concerns about the competitive lack of bears that could stem from his conversations with Brady before the game.

“I really don’t worry about it,” Johnson said. “I mean, we change the week on Sunday in terms of what we do. The schematic will be able to turn on the bar and see what everyone else in the world now see.

“Staff-wise, really the same thing. It’s not like I’ll sit down with him and say,” Hey, it doesn’t work it Caleb Williams Or you could get it! ‘Like, there will be no trade secrets to be exchanged. But I really don’t think it’s a big thing to be honest with you. “

Brady was seen to sit in a coach’s cabin carrying headphones during the first quarter of the attacker ‘ 20-9 loss of Los Angeles chargers Monday.

NFL said Tuesday that the beard “forbidden to go to a team facility for practices or production meetings”. But the former stake with the counter is allowed to sit in the coach cabins.

“There are no policies that prohibit the owner to sit in the coach’s cabin or carrying headphones during the game,” said NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy. “Brady sat in his ability in his ability as a limited partner.

“All staff sitting in stand must comply with policies that prohibit the use of electronic devices that are not equipment issued such as a Microsoft surface tablet for the viewing system.”

Johnson was part of the production meetings throughout the preseason and with ESPN and Fox crews in each of the last two weeks. The first-year coach said that it was conditioned not to provide any privileged information and will continue to access it.

“Man, I’m watching everything I said since the beginning of the season,” Johnson said. “I was in clean training mode since this season started. So it’s just a job as usual. I like it and we have a really good relationship.”