Transition: Bears maxed out every aspect of the 2025 season

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What are the responsibilities of Hall of Fame voters?

Marshall Harris 0:01
If your responsibility is that great, in which we're depending on you to cast your vote on three out of five individuals, and you can't 100% remember who you actually voted for without having an audit done by the Pro Football Hall of Fame, sir, this is a Wendy's. You don't need to be voting anymore. Go sit down, take a nap. We'll tell you when dinner is, probably about 4.30 for people of your age.
Unknown 0:29
condition boomer marshall harris is right as we welcome you back into the regimi harris and grody show i'm a little bit more sentimental about it i'm a little bit more caring a little more empathy in me because i'd give him a hug i would tell him that he's done he's had a great career i would tell i would say i bet you got some serious disposable income too that you should go spend and enjoy and leave the voting to the people that remember who they voted for
Marshall Harris 0:58
I mean, one thing I'll say is Bill Pullian has a very supportive family.
Unknown 1:01
He does, and they should take care of him, and I hope that is the case. This has been a fun week on Rahimi Harris and Grody. I had a blast listening to you and Layla earlier this week and then taking the baton here in the middle of the week. It has been a fun week on Rahimi Harris and Grody. Some thank yous. to the people who made this show possible today, and I am staring at one of them right now. He is Ray Diaz, the executive producer of the show, our sound guy, our sound producer. He's a beaut. He is Tyler Buterbaugh. He is actually down the hallway in a different studio that we are existing in right now. Thank you to our video producers, Connor O'Donnell, Jacob Stutz, and Max Curtis. Thanks to our wonderful guests today, including one that is
Unknown 1:44
hanging out with us, Russ Dorsey. Thanks to Brian Geltziler, talking NBA of Sirius XM Radio. He was great like he always is. We also talked to the former Bear, Jim Schwantz. And as I said, this show today has been done in the Odyssey Performance Studio today because while we were doing our show... They were doing augmentation, construction on the score's primary studio as we get ready for FM, which will go down on Monday. And apparently that studio is now officially, I guess for the first time in that form, is being occupied by the Spiegel and Holmes show, which today is being manned by Anthony Heron and Rami Makhlof. Gentlemen, how are you feeling? Terrific.
Mark Grote 2:28
It's still under construction. We're wearing hard hats in here, Grody.

How do the hosts reflect on the Bears' season?

Mark Grote 2:32
We've got on hard hats, a reflective vest.
Anthony Herron 2:35
I can neither confirm nor deny if Rami has a bottle of champagne where he would be christening this studio now that there is some 104.3 The Score signage in here. I would imagine still some work to take place between now and the official launch Monday morning. But for anyone, any of the boomers, because I know Grody's been using that word a lot this week, any of the boomers out there who remember Gilligan's Island, then who knows? Yeah, we've got our four-hour tour here where we may christen the SS score, the SS-1043 score at some point today.
Marshall Harris 3:10
Yeah, we're out here. We did not have Ginger or Marianne stop through, but we had some people visit us today, including Russell Dorsey, as was mentioned. But no, it's good to be Friday. That's what I'm going to tell you guys. It is a great time to have a Friday. I feel like this day has been a long time coming for me personally. As much as I am going to enjoy this transition for the next 20 minutes or so, I got to tell you all, I'm ready for the weekend.
Unknown 3:36
And we're only one week away from the Super Bowl now. I tell you what, I do like it that they did go back to the two weeks in between format of the Super Bowl because there was a period of time where it went to one week. And because the NFL has gotten so big, it's difficult to squeeze it all in in one week. Well, if you do it like the NFL does it. And even though I hate the way to wait so long for the Super Bowl, I think it's right to have two weeks in between. Well, it used to alternate, right?
Anthony Herron 4:04
Like back in your day, Grody. Back in your day. Way back when.

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