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What made the Chicago Bears’ 59‑point performance so historic?
You take Menungai and Swift together with what their production is, it's almost
like having Walter Payton back. This offense is crazy.
He's just so optimistic every time, Tony.
We're all learning how to manage what's going on with the Chicago Bears right now. If we are truly entering the 59 points per game era of Chicago Bears football, all hyperbole is welcome today. It's all on board. You deserve it, Bears fans, as we wrap up Rahimi and Grody. Thanks to everybody for listening here on a football Monday, on a victory Monday for the Chicago Bears. We appreciate all the great calls, all the great texts, everybody on Twitch as well. Thank you, thank you, thank you. We want to thank the people that made this show great as well, like Ray Diaz and Tyler Buderbaugh. Great job, guys. You came through big. Connor O'Donnell, Max Curtis, and Jacob Studds are our video producers. They do a great job.
Thanks to our guests today on the show. Anthony Herron was exquisite as always. Dan Wiederer from the Carolina Airport was on at one. And tomorrow, we've got Tim Jenkins is back, baby. Let's go. Right? Let's go. And, and. And, and. We've got Patrick Manley and our bear. We have a bear. This show has a bear. It is Neville Gallimore. We'll join the show tomorrow. It's going to be awesome, man. You
guys got Neville Gallimore. Was he before Winston Churchill or after Winston Churchill? Didn't we decide
he was a... Oh,
Neville
Gallimore. Exactly. It's a very classy name.
Extremely so. It is. Maybe we'll ask him about his name. We could also
make him like Jamaican
Parliament, too. Yeah.
You know? Okay. Well,
we should ask. There might be a British Jamaican thing. That's why I'm saying
it.
And he might hate the Brits. That is a great
point.
How are the Bears’ new offensive weapons changing the team’s identity?
He is Canadian, so he does bring an international
side. See, this is why.
It's all coming together. Oh, yeah. No, he's loaded with personality. We can't wait to talk to him. And let's talk to these guys now. Spiegel and Holmes are here. Guys, the Bears scored 59 points yesterday and beat Carolina 59-37 with 552 yards of total offense. How are you guys doing?
It's just the New World Order, man.
Is that what it
is? This is how it goes. We've got a behemoth. We have one of the offensive behemoths in a league that just scores crazy amounts of points. This is our lives now. I mean, look at the Texans and the Bills. Those are two real defenses, and that was 36-31. That's a great point. Saints
and Lions yesterday goes into overtime, and those two teams were both over 30 points. Tyler Shuck is out there throwing the ball around
the yard. Dude, my nephew is a huge Saints fan, loves himself some Tyler Shuck. It thoroughly believes they have found their combo with the head coach. Really? With the head coach and with Tyler Shuck.
Wow. The
offensive-minded head coach. Who is it again? What's his name? I always blow his name. The former
Cowboys.
Yeah, the Cowboys. Kellen Moore.
The lefty
from Boise. Kellen Moore and Tyler Shuck, he believes, is their version of the promised land.
While watching yesterday's game, in the first half, not the second half, but in the first half, it reminded me, do you guys remember that crazy, I think it was a Thursday night game between the Rams and the Chiefs like five years ago where it was just up and down and up and down. And I think it ended up like 51-47 or something crazy like
that. I do remember that game.
And I think it was a color rush game too, partly why
I
remember it. Yeah. And I'm watching this game and I'm like, oh, wow. So there's no resistance. There's not going to be any resistance going on here.
Oh, no, that was a Big 12 game. It was. Not so much Pac-12 after dark. Definitely more Big 12.
Why do the hosts believe the Bears could become an NFL “behemoth”?
But this is part of the recalibration that's going on with Bears fans all over the town and everywhere is that you have one of those teams now. It was only a year ago, Lawrence, after the Ravens and the Bills played. played that crazy-ass Sunday night opener, or maybe it was Thursday night, whatever it was, the season opener, 41-40. And we came in here and I was like, that's the league that I want to play in.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What made the Chicago Bears’ 59‑point performance so historic?
0:01–1:50
2
How are the Bears’ new offensive weapons changing the team’s identity?
1:50–3:49
3
Why do the hosts believe the Bears could become an NFL “behemoth”?
3:49–6:56
4
What does the discussion about the NFC West reveal about league balance?
6:56–9:42
5
How do the hosts evaluate Caleb Williams’ MVP chances?
9:42–11:53
6
What’s the status of the White Sox and why does it matter to the hosts?
11:53–13:45
7
Why do the hosts think the Bears’ run‑heavy scheme could dominate future games?
13:45–16:10
8
What upcoming segments (Kevin Fishbane, Jonah Jackson, etc.) will be covered next?
16:10–18:04
Speakers
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Full Show — September 14, 2026
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Anthony Herron shares observations from Bears' win over Panthers (Hour 2)
5 On It & reviewing the Bears' stressful moments from Sunday (Hour 3)
Dan Wiederer: Bears' floor has been elevated — and we can't even see the ceiling (Hour 4)
Dan Wiederer: Bears' floor has been elevated — and we can't even see the ceiling