Bill Whittington

The way I feel these days is, you know, better than I did the first time around when I came back probably too early.

But I'm going to try, Lawrence, to hang in there as long as I can.

And I'm really looking forward to the last show because I think it's going to touch home with a lot of people who've listened to this station forever.

And just, again, this has been such an emotional time for all of us here at the score.

And you hear it even in him announcing his retirement because just getting through that, you could tell how much this meant to him.

You heard about his goal of 25 years.

And now with his passing, Terry Boers, I mean...

Just the outpouring that we've received since we've been on the air today for less than two hours.

From the Chicago Wolves Update Studio, I'm Chris Ronji.

In regard to the Bears' offensive line, something has to change, and coordinator Mike Tice knows that, but says that changing personnel really is not an option.

Timing's everything, right?

What did we learn about the Rams after they lost to the Seahawks but beat the Bears?

Yeah, they had no timeouts.

They needed a big game to set up a possibility for a Hail Mary or a hook and ladder or whatever you run at the end of games these days.

Maybe.

Anything can be a play if you can conceptualize it and then draw it up.

In the dirt.

What do we learn about the Rams after they lost to the Seahawks but beat the Bears?

We learn that they're better than the Bears and that the Seahawks are better than the Rams.

I mean... How dare you?