Full Show — January 14, 2026
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Has it finally set in that the Bears beat the Packers yet? For me, I think it was last night. I finally accepted it. Like, wholeheartedly. Because I was still in disbelief. I can't believe they won that game mode until last night. And then I was like, they won that game. They won.
Pinch me, this must be a dream. Mr. Anderson, I should have probably warned you. Yeah, you probably should, but why spoil the fun? Preparing for the show Monday morning, so I needed that second day to let it all settle in. I think that's when I was literally walking to work Monday morning is when I was like, you know what? The Bears are still alive and they beat the Packers to do it. Life is good. Where I am is the adrenaline factor. It's like all day yesterday, I was still at a tent on my walk home yesterday.
How do the Bears fans feel after beating the Packers?
I was like, I got to do something to zap some of this. So I put System of a Down through my head and through my ears. Wake up!
What did you put in the makeup? Wake up! Patrick Manley, when did it set in for you that the Bears actually won that game?
Today. I thought I made a pretty strong case last week for reasons why the Packers were going to win the game.
Yeah, how do you feel this week, buddy?
Well, it's sort of like, no, no, yeah, I deserve it. I deserve it. Yeah, you do.
You deserve all of it. Shane.
Shame! Yeah, there's been some... Let's just put it this way. I've been given a warning. I've been given a warning. I've been properly warned for picking the Packers to beat the Bears in a playoff game. This has nothing to do with that, all right?
I'm sorry, then do you mind explaining it a little better?
Because I'm not sure what's really... Whoa, don't get all defensive, all right? It's just a warning.
How would you handle this on a team, Patrick? What's the appropriate? Is there a fine? What happens?
I didn't play for the Bears, by the way. I just want that to be made very clear.
Okay, so maybe not Bears salary.
You would throw Grody into the cold tub.
Oh, wow. Dip him in the cold tub.
Cold tub's not too good. It's good for you. Olin and Big Cat would grab you by the ankles and the wrist and then dip you into the cold tub. Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, Mark Grody. Midday's 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio 670 The Score.
We got to ask Olin Krutz about throwing people into the cold tub when he comes on at 125.
I don't know how much he's going to want to tell us about previous experiences doing that, but I am curious to know.
Oh, yeah, me too. Or at least what constituted it. I'm definitely curious.
What draws that sort of penalty?
Here, poor Mark Grody thought that picking against his team would result in some sort of monetary punishment because, you know, NFL players ball out. He's like, I'll take a fine. Yeah, no, no. Your fine is paying with your body. This is Rahimi Harrison Grody on 670 The Score. And just in time for our Twitch viewers, it is Fluffy Sweater Edition. Ray and I are both in our fleece jackets. Because it's freezing outside. So we're nice and warm in our studio hanging out with you. So thanks for being cozy. Marshall's got the Sherpa with us. And I know we've had so much fun with the villainry and the WWE type storylines and the NASCAR type storylines that come with the rivalry of now not only Bears Packers, but Ben Johnson and Matt LaFleur.
Now we flip the script quite a bit. when you consider the best offense in the league is coming to town, and Sean McVay and the Rams and Matt Stafford and his crew, and the vibes are much different coming on after the Packers. This is quite the game recognizes game type discussion that's going on between the Bears and the Rams head coaches.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:01–1:12
2
How do the Bears fans feel after beating the Packers?
1:12–14:43
3
What challenges do the Bears face against the Rams?
14:43–15:48
4
How does the coaching rivalry impact the game?
15:48–1:30:19
5
What concerns do the hosts have about the Rams' offensive weapons?
1:30:19–1:32:19
6
What insights do the hosts share about Mike Tomlin's future in the NFL?
1:32:19–1:33:59
7
How do the hosts feel about the Bears' chances against the Rams?
1:33:59–1:35:38
8
What are the implications of the Bears' playoff performance?
1:35:38–2:48:35
Speakers
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