Full Show — March 16, 2026
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Wow. The views and opinions of Layla 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.
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Amy Harrison-Grody. 10-2. On 104.3 The Score.
Where are the draft picks? Wait a minute. NFL, where are the draft picks?
Where's the money, Lebowski? I want that money, Lebowski.
And you know, for everybody who just randomly comments on all of our social media and is like, where are the picks? Good on you. Good on you for keeping this up. Because you know what we're going to be? We're going to be like Bryce Turing was to the Cubs last year. P-I-T-A about this.
I'm guessing you're into the picks.
What are the initial thoughts on the Bears' draft picks?
Ryan Poles in his press conference yesterday was asked if you listen to how he feels about this.
Ryan, did you have much dialogue at all about Ian Cunningham and the compensatory piece? Yeah. I'll see most of you guys at the league meetings and we can talk about that. I'll leave that alone right now. The visual on this as well, if you were watching the video, is right before that question from Phil Thompson of the Tribune, Ryan Poles was taking a sip of water, and when that question came up, he looked like he wanted to spit it out. Oh, yeah. Good for you, Ryan Poles. I want to see some anger out. You know, Ryan Poles, to his credit, is a very even-keeled man, speaks in a very pleasant tone, pretty transparent at times. Let it out, buddy. This was supposed to be a blowout, and they're showing you up in front of the whole nation.
I like it when he's angry. Texture brings up an interesting question to which I don't know the answer. They could, but the question is, can the Bears sue the NFL?
I don't think I'm suing people who I'm asking for something from. Like, that's kind of how I view it.
Sue everybody, is what I say.
If only. I have flaws.
What are they? Oh, I don't know. I sing in the shower. Sometimes I spend too much time volunteering. Occasionally I'll hit somebody with my car. So sue me.
Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, Mark Grody. Middays, 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio 104.3, The Score.
Hello and happy Monday to you. This is Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score. And amazingly, we begin with a little breaking news. Breaking news on The Score is brought to you by Wildfire. Enjoy a delicious meal at Wildfire restaurants with five Chicagoland locations. Stop me when you've heard this name before. Justin Fields is on the move.
Stop. Stop. Okay, go.
Adam Schefter. Trade. The New York Jets are finalizing a deal that will send quarterback Justin Fields to the Kansas City Chiefs, pending a physical per ESPN sources. Other teams were interested, but Fields' preference was to go to Kansas City.
Red light. Oh, we're not playing that game.
Green light. Marshall Harris, Mark Grody.
Sit back, relax. Hey, relax if you are a Justin Fields truther, because we're about to find out the truth. If you can't make it work with Andy Reid as Patrick Mahomes recovers from a torn ACL, it's not happening.
Notice who the OC is now there? It ain't Matt Nagy anymore.
It's not Matt Nagy anymore. The reunion will not happen. That would not have been his team and preferred destination if Matt Nagy was the head guy. Is that fair to say?
I think so. Direct Eric Biennemi entered the chat in Kansas City.
There it is. Yeah, if he was still there, if Nagy was still there, Fields would be like, why'd you put me in that Pittsburgh game?
I got sacked nine times. How could you do that to Hideki Irabu? Or no, it's how could you get $5 million? How could you get $5 million to Hideki Irabu? Irabu!
Yeah, so this is the 27-year-old. Just because of all the teams. This is his fourth team since 2021. And just because it just seems so long ago that he was drafted, I feel like he is one of those guys who all of a sudden is younger than I thought. 27 years old. Nine starts last year for the Jets. He seems to be on a similar trajectory as Mitch Trubisky.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:50
2
What are the initial thoughts on the Bears' draft picks?
0:50–9:49
3
How does the trade of Justin Fields impact the Bears?
9:49–25:15
4
What was the outcome of the World Baseball Classic match?
25:15–1:10:07
5
How do injuries affect the Cubs' upcoming season?
1:10:07–1:29:36
6
What are the concerns about Illinois basketball's performance in the NCAA Tournament?
1:29:36–1:30:37
7
How do injuries impact the Cubs and White Sox as the season approaches?
1:30:37–1:31:40
8
What predictions are made about the Bears' stadium situation?
1:31:40–2:48:09
Speakers
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