ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Waddle & Silvy react to Tyson Bagent entering concussion protocol after a controversial late hit by Dallas Turner and debate whether Caleb Williams should return before his hamstring is fully healed. They examine the Bears’ offensive struggles, Sam Roush’s mistakes, Garrett Bradbury’s poor performance, Brian Flores’ defensive game plan, and Ben Johnson’s questionable decisions. Michael Wilbon joins to discuss the Bears, Alex Bregman’s eye injury, the Cubs and White Sox playoff races, Northwestern’s win over Colorado, and his Walter Cronkite Award with Tony Kornheiser. Plus, a classic Mike Gundy rant, NFL Power Rankings, and Waddle’s World.
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