Full Show — September 28, 2026
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How are Caleb Williams’ injury and the Bears’ quarterback depth shaping the Eagles matchup?
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Rahimi and
Grody. 10-2-2. On 104.3 The Score. Layla and I are both off on Friday. We can do our picks on
Monday that we realized. Yeah, we can do it on Monday. So we'll just do it Monday. We'll do it live.
We'll do it live. We'll do it live.
Okay. Okay.
We'll do it
live! We are genuinely trying to figure out what the status of QB1 is and if QB2 has to step up. Wait. QB. If QB Tyson Bajan has to step
up. He doesn't like being called QB2. I just think about it like I am the starter. Yeah, I don't even like you bringing up the fact that I'm the backup. Okay, I like that. I don't even like answering this question. A
little bit of... Breaking news here. Quarterback Tyson Bajan is dealing with a concussion and is in the NFL's concussion protocol, sources say. With Caleb Williams likely out with a hamstring injury, Case Keenum could be the starter against the Philadelphia Eagles. That escalated quickly. I mean, that really got out of hand fast. Not only did they lose the star quarterback, they've lost the backup quarterback. So here we are in Chicago again, talking about the third string quarterback.
Stiff stop, stiff
stop, stiff stop. You're challenged every week in the league, as we know. But I think what we're seeing is how does Boy Wonder do in his second year as a head coach, his second year with this Bears team and this Bears offense? And then additionally, the new challenge being, oh, you have to work with a backup quarterback this week and potentially not even number two. The
backup
to the
backup.
Yeah, you got to potentially work with QB3.
I get to, you know, a chance to maybe play this week. And I prepare every week. It's just a lot more mental reps.
He's up there in years a little bit, but he's been a baller from, I think, the day that he was born.
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This is going to be an awesome week right here on Rahimi and Grody on 104.3 The Score. This was a pop out of bed day for me with the Cubs and Sox, both in the postseason starting tomorrow. The Bears on Monday night football against the Eagles.
Eagles. Eagles.
E-A-G-A-L-E-S. I'm going to try to contain my adrenaline. I have an adrenaline overload issue that is occurring right now as you are listening to a four seasons heating, air conditioning, plumbing, sewer, and electric football game day presented by your local Ford dealers and advent. She's Layla Rahimi. I'm Mark Grody. It's Rahimi and Grody on 104.3 The Score. Are you feeling it, Layla? Are you feeling this week? I'd almost like an extra day.
Oh, yeah. Actually, yes. Yes. We've got teams in the playoffs. You made the playoffs. You disappointed me by not being at home, Cubs. But you made it. You made it there. As did the Phillies, by the way. And the Eagles fans are in the house. If you were out and about yesterday in the city, they had their birds gear on. Everybody was chatting. You know, they were proud to be hanging out in town. It seemed like a fun road trip for them. And do you know who I know? 100% having moved here from Philadelphia myself, that the Eagles fans are in the house, the respective house being Chicago, is that after dinner last night, I'm walking down the street and what do I hear? Three dudes in Eagles gear with extreme Philly accents arguing as to whether or not they drug test NFL coaches.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How are Caleb Williams’ injury and the Bears’ quarterback depth shaping the Eagles matchup?
0:00–19:44
2
Why has reporting on Caleb Williams’ hamstring injury become controversial?
19:44–32:55
3
Can the Cubs overcome the Padres in the NL Wild Card Series?
32:55–42:57
4
How can the Bears protect Case Keenum against the Eagles’ pass rush?
42:57–1:31:32
5
Which NFL players need to step up, and what did Week 3 reveal about the league?
1:31:32–1:38:18
6
What are the Cubs’ biggest concerns ahead of their Wild Card series against the Padres?
1:38:18–1:43:54
7
What does Alshon Jeffery remember about his Bears career and Super Bowl run with the Eagles?
1:43:54–2:04:40
8
How do the Bears’ quarterback situation and the Eagles’ defense shape the Monday Night Football matchup?
2:04:40–2:49:52
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