Score caller details his emotional Bears roller coaster at Soldier Field
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Why did the hosts open the show with a high‑energy “bonus calls” segment?
Rahimi Harrison Grody, middays 102 on Chicago Sports Radio 670 the score.
This is Rahimi Harrison Grody on 670 the score. And we just I I thought. I thought since it was such a lovely day yesterday. And we had so much energy from our callers, from our listeners, everybody on Twitch, YouTube, everybody, everybody. Thank you. Yeah, thanks for your energy. We are vampires and we all used it to our advantage. So I thought we'd do it again. More inside the locker. More cars. More
arrogance.
More asbestos. So in this case, I wanted more calls. Cause like you get a you get bonus stuff. More meatball machine. We got another edition of the meatball machine at 145. Because when the Bears win, everybody wins. So bonus call segment. Bears playoffs. 312 644 6767. We start with Kelso on the south side. Hey Kelso.
Everybody wins, everybody eats, B. Let's get it. Hey, Layla, great appearance on the House of L podcast over the weekend too. I watched it. That was awesome.
Thank you so much. Um
Listen, um, let's talk about the identity. Make this real quick. Let's not overthink this. This is ain't week five. Well we gotta like go in tweak out to the bottom, we get Calmanaga more touches. Use word thirteen person, no. The identity of this team is number eighteen. Now overthink this. Let's not do this. Ben Johnson's not coming. From under an eighteen point deficit in the fourth quarter with Jared Gulf. Tyson Bage is not making that fourth and eighth pass. That's probably what be the most important play in Bears history. This is this kid's team. And I knew Pat fact Pat Matri uh Pat made the uh question a few weeks ago and had Marshall and Grody going back and forth about who who's the most important.
Listen, I love Ben. But I feel like in big games Not got a m not not not scheme wise but decision making. Ben has made some credible calls. And like Caleb has saved them. Just be honest.
Ben has admitted that. Ben Ben has admitted that at times throughout this not not recently necessarily, but there have been times where he has expressed that, that he smooths out mistakes that he makes in his play calling from time to time.
Exactly. And one quick thing, look, Kyle's CNN. Top two, top three. Coaching this league, you've been to multiple Super Bowls. But what does he always have? Like you go you could he got the best game in the world but he don't have that guy. We need to wake up. We have the guy. We have Neo in the Matrix. We finally have 'em. We not like like we if the NFC championship is on the line, this that this one thing. We possibly get there in week w and week in in and tail the number two year? We have 'em. Let's let's just say it.
He's
the identity.
What does the panel say about Matt Stafford’s performance in cold weather?
Love it, Kelso. Love the energy. I love it. And yes, when the bears eat, everybody eats. That is the concept.
Be so happy to hear someone refer to Caleb Williams is the one. Remember when he was trying to tag him with that nickname?
The one.
The one
oh yeah. Parko. Just trying to take credit for stuff. Yeah. Yeah.
You're just trying to start something with Danny even though he's not here. It's
like a hit and run, like I I I talk bleep about him and then you guys are left to talk to him and I'm not here. He and I were John back and forth pretty weak. So we so he he gets at me and I get at him. Well, I was
terrified that Danny mushed the Bears. And so was everybody who listened to the show. Let's continue with our calls. Three one two six forty four sixty seven sixty seven, the bonus Bears playoff winning edition of your calls on this Tuesday. Tim and Northbrook, you're on the score.
Good morning. Good morning. It's Tuesday. Let's not continue to bask in the glow of the Packer win. Let's move forward. Let's act like we've been here. We're done. Let's move forward. Some of us haven't been four games. No, but let's act like we have been. And let's talk about the Rams. Where's I where's Grody with all the stats? And uh
Rams Talk takes place on like Thursday and Friday, sir. Here's some
stats. Poop. Turn
the page industries has not said you can turn yet.
I'm actually kind of with him. I I think I expressed that. Like I'm sort of torn between loving this celebration, but I can't stop thinking about the next game because I'm so excited about the next game.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why did the hosts open the show with a high‑energy “bonus calls” segment?
0:02–3:12
2
What does the panel say about Matt Stafford’s performance in cold weather?
3:12–6:07
3
How do the hosts describe the Bears’ identity and who they consider the team’s key player?
6:07–9:43
4
What story does Frederick share about his experience at Soldier Field?
9:43–12:24
5
How did the “Don’t Stop Believing” moment change the game’s momentum?
12:24–14:06
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