On this week’s episode, we dive into all things Chicago sports. We break down the Bears’ tough loss to the Ravens, Caleb’s growing pains, and how injuries and a silent pass rush could shape the rest of the season. We also turn to the hardwood to talk through the Bulls’ surprising 3–0 start, Tre Jones’ impact, Matas Buzelis’ early flashes, and whether this team’s balanced attack is for real.

We wrap up with our Domestic Draft Cheers & Flat Beer Awards, debating who earned a cold one and who deserves a flat pour after another wild week in Chicago sports.

Today, we recap the Cubs’ solid postseason run that ended in the NLDS, breaking down Pete Crow Armstrong’s breakout year, offseason questions around Kyle Tucker and Cade Horton and what’s next for Counsell’s squad.

Then it’s onto the Bears’ wild walk-off win in Washington, their third straight, as Swift shines, Moody redeems himself, and the team suddenly looks dangerous!

Grab a cold one and join us for a Chicago doubleheader of grit, growth, and just the right amount of fan therapy.

Week 1 is in the books, and it was a gut punch for Bears fans. We break down the frustrating Monday Night Football loss to the Vikings — from Caleb Williams’ missed connection with DJ Moore to the defense melting down late. Was this just growing pains, or the same old Bears in a new era?

We dive into coaching decisions, key moments that swung the game, and whether Week 2 is already shaping up to be a must-win if Chicago wants to stay relevant this season. Stick around to the end for some fantasy football nonsense!