Full Show — January 27, 2027
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What are the Bears' expectations for the 2026 season?
This hour is brought to you by Cars for Kids. Rahimi Harrison-Grody, 10-2 on 670. Philip Rivers took himself out of consideration for the Bills head coach job. What's next for Mr. Rivers?
We all seem to understand that the true value of Philip Rivers getting a job and extending his service time in the NFL was that he gets five more years of health insurance for him and his very large family.
You know anything about kids...
health insurance why i i thought you said everything was fine diana russini who had this news and then mike garofalo who said sounds like he enjoyed the process with buffalo but now isn't the right time for him or his family My family. Sounds like wifey might have had some input on, you want us to move where? We're putting the house on the market. Where are we moving?
Is the house haunted?
I don't know, because his kids are having kids. Like, he's to the point where they're self-policing and whatnot.
He is a grandpappy. Not ignoring that fact.
I don't know that it's like Joe Flacco, where he just wanted to have an uninterrupted meal alone.
I'm tired of this, Grandpa! That's too damn much! Will Brinson, senior writer for CBS Sports, NFL writer. Maybe the tweet of the year, it's early. Phillip Rivers pulled out. Certainly wasn't expecting that.
I know he's Chance's dad more than I know you're mine.
And I know I'm Chance's dad because my pullout game. Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, Mark Grody. Midday's 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio 670 The Score. The Score.
Yo, good morning, says Tyler Buterbaugh to the rest of the world.
What happened in the Bears vs. Rams playoff game?
That's why you play Jenga on the first date. Let them know. Let them know.
Oh my goodness. This is Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 670 The Score. I needed that laugh. Thank you for that. As did I. I always need a good laugh. Always. Always. There was a time where I was at a McDonald's drive-thru and I was having a bummer of a day and I was getting coffee. And at the time I was more physically active. I was... you know, shooting every day for a TV station, 25 pound camera on my shoulder, like 30 pound tripod.
When you said shooting, I was like picturing you at the range.
No, no. Shooting video.
A little skeet.
Yeah, no. I have shot clays, yes. I keep it to just clays.
You know me, I'm just a duck hunt guy.
There you go. But so I was, yeah, you carry 75 pounds of equipment every day. You work out to carry it. So needless to say, I could treat myself a little more at the time. So I was like, hey, can I get their frozen coffee? You know, not the iced coffee, but the frozen, like the frappe that they call it. I pull up to the drive-thru and I was like, no whip, if that's all right. You know, the treating the self was just the frappe.
How did DJ Moore perform during the season?
And then I get to the drive-thru and the woman at the drive-thru goes, you said you wanted extra whip, right? And I was like, aww. She's like, just kidding. She gave me the trigger. I was like, yeah!
It would have been better if she said, okay, we got you. Put a little extra nay-nay on it for you, though.
Well, I loved the joke. So point being, I love a good laugh, even when you can make something out of nothing. So that that woman at the drive-thru still brightens my day. Over 10 years later, I still laugh at that a lot. And yeah, the Tyler Buterbaugh Open did it for me. So we get to have a smile on our face today and we get to have some jokes and laugh about the drama going on in the NFL. And meanwhile, I wouldn't call it drama with the Bears because I think it was more of a, whose responsibility was it? Game is never won or lost on one play. And the fact that we have to bring it up, not that we're bringing up old stuff, but when somebody new comes into the discussion, who's of consequence after the Bears and Rams loss and the final, the final Bears play that occurred in overtime, which resulted in the cam curl interception and
It's good to have another voice. We hadn't heard from DJ Moore, as we've discussed. He wasn't available in the locker room on Locker Cleanout Day. But friend of the show, Jarrett Payton and WGN Sports, credit to them because they will do a lot of Bears offseason interviews.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the Bears' expectations for the 2026 season?
0:01–2:05
2
What happened in the Bears vs. Rams playoff game?
2:05–3:12
3
How did DJ Moore perform during the season?
3:12–5:23
4
What insights did Antoine Randall-El provide about the Bears?
5:23–7:36
5
How did the Bulls perform against the Lakers?
7:36–10:23
6
What factors contributed to the Bulls' loss to the Lakers?
10:23–13:18
7
What are the implications of the coaching changes in the NFL?
13:18–15:18
8
How does the episode reflect on the future of the Bears and Bulls?
15:18–1:29:41
Speakers
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