Episodes
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Dan McNeil welcomes former NFLer Lomas Brown as the Bears prepare to take on the Detroit Lions. They discuss the Bears' struggles and critique former head coach Matt Eberflus’ late-game timeout mismanagement. Plus, thoughts on Ben Johnson as a potential Bears coaching candidate and the challenges of competing in the NFC North.
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Danny Mac reacts to the Bears loss in Minnesota, where the divide between the two teams was on full display.
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NFL Hall of Famer Steve Young joins Dan McNeil following yet another Bears loss, this time to the 49ers. Young offers his thoughts on Caleb Williams’ potential and the challenges of organizational cohesion in Chicago. Can Williams escape the same fate as Justin Fields?
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The Bears managed just 4 yards of offense in the first half and lost 38-13 to the San Francisco 49ers. Dan McNeil reacts to the offense's lack of big plays, what the feeling should be regarding Thomas Brown's first game, and who the Bears should pick to lead the team next.
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Dan McNeill reacts following the Chicago Bears' firing of head coach Matt Eberflus. Eberflus was unable to harness the team's bumper crop of young talent, including #1 pick Caleb Williams.
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Dan MacNeil is joined once again by former NFL coach Herm Edwards to discuss the Bears' new offensive coordinators and why Caleb Williams needed to be humbled to find his confidence. The two also talk about Chicago's upcoming Thanksgiving game against the Detroit Lions and how the two fanbases have been equally starved for success.
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The Chicago Bears recovered an onside kick and forced the game into overtime against the Minnesota Vikings, but they couldn't muster any offense in OT and lost 30-27. Danny Mac gives his instant reaction to the Bears falling to 4-7.
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Dan McNeil welcomes NFL Hall of Famer Tim Brown to discuss the Chicago Bears' struggles, Caleb Williams' growing pains, and the challenges of balancing wide receiver roles. What can fans expect from Williams now that he's already on his second OC?
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Dan McNeil reacts after the Bears' failed rally against the Packers. Caleb Williams drove the offense into field goal range, but Green Bay blocked the attempt and stole the win in Chicago.
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Dan McNeil welcomes former NFL star Daryl "Moose" Johnston to discuss the challenges facing the Chicago Bears. They break down the Bears' need for consistency, head coach Matt Eberflus's performance, and more.
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Dan McNeil says Chicago is losing their coaching battles as he reacts to the Bears losing 19-3 to the lowly Patriots. He highlights the continued struggles and regression from Caleb Williams, what the Bears do to fix the problems and, what Matt Eberflus' future is in Chicago.
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Dan McNeil chats with former Patriots linebacker Rob Ninkovich about the NFL struggles in New England and Chicago this season. They also break down the upcoming battle Week 10 battle between the Pats and Bears.
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Dan McNeil critiques the Bears' coaching, offensive line, and overall lack of toughness following a 29-9 loss to the Cardinals, leaving them 4-4. He highlights injuries, missed opportunities, and underperformance by key players.
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Bears legend Brian Urlacher joins Danny Mac to give his thoughts on defending the Hail Mary and how winning solves all problems.
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Somehow, the Bears won a very inconsistent game at Washington - only to lose it on a Hail Mary as time expired. Dan McNeil reacts to the wild finish and the head-scratchers along the way as the Bears fall to 4-3.
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Former NFL coach Jay Gruden joins Dan McNeil to discuss the Bears' development this season and their chances to contend in the tough NFC North. They also discuss rookie phenom Jayden Daniels and other NFL storylines.
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Dan McNeil interviews former Bears quarterback Eric Kramer, who weighs in on the Bears' recent three-game winning streak, Caleb Williams’ improvement, and how the Bears have stabilized their offensive line.
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Dan McNeil discusses Bears' offensive line issues with guest Keith Van Horn, former Chicago Bears offensive tackle. They break down the team's struggles and recall some memories of the legendary 1985 Bears squad.
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