Full Show — January 29, 2026
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
This hour is sponsored by AlmostFreeTeeth.com, affordable implants, life-changing smiles. The views and opinions of Laila Rahimi, 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 Rahimi, Harris, and Grody may change at any time. It's just sports. Okay, thanks, bye. Rahimi, Harris, and Grody. 10 to 2 on 670 The Truth. Caleb Williams is the best quarterback this franchise has ever had. And it says two things. One, it says that Caleb Williams is starting to live up to his draft position. The other thing it says is the bar is kind of low when you look at the history of quarterbacks for the Bears.
That is... Talk about setting the bar low. It's all happening really fast. You're putting that ring on very quickly. So I am just expressing a little bit of angst, a little bit of discomfort with your decision to cohabitate already. Like, it's just, you're two weeks into the relationship.
And you're already moving in. Now you're on one knee at the Bulls game. I mean, think about it. You move in. You start fighting over stupid game rooms. Next thing you know, you break up. Ross, you were right before. It was just a stupid fight about a room. Okay, there are no stupid fights.
Bob's been waiting. Can we stop with the boomer and onk takes of the 85 Bears?
How does Caleb Williams compare to past Bears quarterbacks?
You're such a boomer. You obviously didn't watch Jim McMahon. You're assuming Jim McMahon couldn't keep up with the speed of players today. I guess that's what you're doing, even though you haven't ever seen the guy play, and I'm guessing you probably haven't even watched Highlights. Is it wrong? Okay. Danny P joining us right now. The statement's very simple, Danny. Caleb Williams is the best quarterback the Bears have ever had. I'm not necessarily saying Marshall is wrong, but where do you stand on Marshall's definitive statement? He's obviously objectively correct. Well, I am always right, but I forgive you. Jim McMahon, he has a Super Bowl and Caleb Williams doesn't. But is that the only art? Because he obviously is not more talented than Caleb Williams.
Modern era football as we understand it, Caleb Williams is clearly the most talented player the Bears have ever had to play the position.
I mean, I don't even know how I'm supposed to respond to that. That's a false equivalency. Just answer the question, Mr. Reynolds. Sure. I rest my case.
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to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio 670 The Score. Rahimi, Harris, and Grody on The Score. It is for today, though, and tomorrow, I suppose, and Monday. Boomer and Unk, it is. Boomer and Unk on the score. Does this country have, I would almost predict it does, that there is something somewhere in this country called Boomer and Unk. Listen, I think you just made up a new tag with the Boomer and Unk turning Boomer into an adjective. I don't think I've ever heard that before.
What are the Bears' expectations for the upcoming season?
And to put the Boomer in front of Unk? I feel like the caller, by the way, yesterday, he learned the word unk like the day before. And he's like, I'm going to put it right to use. I'm doing it. And that's all good. Like, I am not. I did not walk out of here angry at Bob. You're a little unk also. No. We had it out on the air. But it's all good, man. I invite him to call back again. Obviously, I didn't appreciate the way the call was started. When you come out on the attack, let me just get off a quick little insult. Let me boomer this guy. What's wrong with being a boomer? A boomer. Well, it's insulting to the folks that are, there's nothing wrong with being a boomer. By the numbers, if you're a boomer, you have more money than the rest of us.
That's true, and the world still kind of plays to you.
You know what I mean?
Yeah, absolutely. They've got the numbers. You vote. That's what I'm saying, is the folks that are actually boomers, it's an insult to the actual boomers to hear other generations, like our generation, I assume you're Generation X as well?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:01–1:27
2
How does Caleb Williams compare to past Bears quarterbacks?
1:27–3:12
3
What are the Bears' expectations for the upcoming season?
3:12–11:46
4
What are the implications of the Bears' potential stadium move?
11:46–1:22:40
5
Why are the Bears passing on Khalil Mack?
1:22:40–1:22:55
6
Who are the key players discussed for the Bears' offseason?
1:22:55–1:23:49
7
What are the implications of trading DJ Moore?
1:23:49–1:24:25
8
How does the Bears' roster impact their 2026 season expectations?
1:24:25–2:42:51
Speakers
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