Full Show — August 11, 2026
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What do the hosts say at the very beginning of the show?
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The views and opinions of Leila Raheemi, Marshall Harris, and Mark Grody should not be taken too seriously. Especially when they give advice. Do not
take Marshall's analogies literally. Especially when it comes to Russell Dorsey. The sports thoughts of Raheem, Harris, and Grody may change at any time. It's just sports. Okay, thanks, bye! Rahimi Harrison Grody, 10-2 on 104-3 The Score. It's been a
long time. It's been since it's been since Mike Didka that the Bears have had a crazy coach who speaks his mind, is not afraid to say things, not afraid to swear. He's crazy, right? And we all em we embraced the crazy with the head coach both of the at eleven wins last year.
He's a football sicko in in the best and most complimentary way I can describe someone as a sicko because you understand that his only purpose in life, or maybe not his only per but his most important purpose in life is to make sure that he does live up to his promise, which is embarrassing other football teams. You're a sicko. I love it.
I talked to him one time, I was like, I was like, Coach, do you get away from the game? I asked him I said, Does the maniacal Ben Johnson ever get away from the game? Because he had told like Halo, hey, you guys get go get away for a little while. He told his assistants, go get away. I said, Do you get away? And the man said, I I get away, but you know, I get away with my family a little bit and at my kids at their age, sometimes I'm like, dude, do I need to go back to the office a little bit? Do I say? Sam Raush, the rookie tight end, joined. Join my guy, Mark Carmen, on the CHGO Bears podcast and discussed his early impressions of head coach Ben Johnson. I was here uh over the summer for a little bit and I was lifting, maybe you know, eight in the morning and he walks in and he's got like this bed head and I look at him and I was like, You slept in the facility last night, didn't you?
And he's like, Don't ask this kind of questions. But I mean he's it's like It's like the middle of June, like nobody even has to be here and he's like sleeping in his office, like grinding away. Yeah, Ben Johnson does not get hangovers from alcohol or drugs. He gets hungover from working at Hall as all. Turned down for what? Like he's he's it's football. It's always football for it.
Football sickos hanging out with other football sickos. I love to see it. No, they love I love to see it.
Football. Layla Rahini, Marshall Harris, Mark Grody. Middays 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio 1043, The Score.
Hello and good morning on this Tuesday. This is Rahimi Harris and Grody on 1043 the score. And if you are uh under the inclement weather like we are, it's cool. Stay inside with us. We'll hang out, we'll talk about sports. And especially since this is a game week. We love to see it. I don't care that it's the preseason. Is there a Bears game at the end of the week? Yes. Therefore, it's a game week. And then that brought up the natural preseason question. Marshall Harris. How much could Caleb Williams play on Saturday? Then brought up the next question. How much should Caleb Williams play on Saturday? I say at least one or two series. At least. Soldier Field Crow. This is the only game you've got at Soldier Field for the preseason.
Why not just pick up where you left off, you know?
And
just let it rip.
I I'll answer the first question first because it was the first question. How much could Caleb Williams play? Well, he could play a whole quarter or he could not play at all. And when I say not play at all, I go back to last year. Ben Johnson's first preseason game against the Miami Dolphins. Game one. Ended in a twenty four twenty four tie. Go ahead and kiss your sibling. Uh look. Caleb Williams didn't play in that game at all. Tie the game. And I I remember beating the drum like, yo, this dude needs action because he's coming off really a traumatic rookie season under Matt Iberflus and Shane Waldron and the like.
Traumatic is fair, yeah.
Yeah, so I thought he should have played, he didn't.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What do the hosts say at the very beginning of the show?
0:01–8:45
2
How do they debate how much playing time Caleb Williams should get in the preseason?
8:45–46:38
3
Why does the broadcast pause for a tornado warning and evacuation?
46:38–1:00:07
4
What are the hosts’ thoughts on the White Sox’s new Southside uniform and Tim Anderson tribute?
1:00:07–1:09:09
5
What did the hosts say about the Vikings naming Kyler Murray as starter and their chances to level up?
1:09:09–1:26:37
6
How did the conversation shift to the Bears’ unofficial depth chart and the offensive‑line competition?
1:26:37–1:44:53
7
Why was Ozzie Guillen’s jersey‑retirement ceremony highlighted and what stories did the hosts share about his impact?
1:44:53–2:01:15
8
How did the show transition to introducing Russ Dorsey and discuss the Cubs’ recent performance and playoff outlook?
2:01:15–2:21:58
Speakers
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