Ruthie Polinsky and Clay Harbor open the show by unpacking the latest Chicago Bears coaching staff updates, highlighting new additions and internal promotions that could shape the team moving forward. The conversation then turns to rookie quarterback Caleb Williams making an appearance on the podcast hosted by Maxx Crosby, and what that crossover says about Williams’ growing presence around the league.

The duo also explores a bold hypothetical involving a potential Bears pursuit of Crosby, even weighing the idea of moving wide receiver DJ Moore in a blockbuster scenario. They react to reports linking the Arizona Cardinals to Bears backup quarterback Tyson Bagent, then look ahead to the upcoming NFL Scouting Combine, with Harbor sharing insight from his own draft experience and why the next key dates matter so much for prospects.

Ruthie Polinsky and Clay Harbor break down Super Bowl LX, where the Seahawks controlled the action from start to finish in a 29-13 win over the Patriots. The two dissect how Seattle set the tone early, the moments that swung the game, and what ultimately separated the champs on the biggest stage.

From there, the spotlight shifts to the Bearas. What lessons can they learn from the way the Seahawks are built? Clay and Ruthie examine roster construction, culture, and whether a dominant defense is still the formula for a title. They discuss if the Bears need to chase a marquee defensive addition or if the pieces already in place are closer than people think, while outlining potential offseason paths that could push Chicago toward contender status.

Clay Harbor is joined by CHSN host Gabe Ramirez to kick things off with a look ahead to Super Bowl LX, as the pair also make their game picks. From there, the conversation shifts to the NFL coaching carousel, including the Bears’ search for a new offensive coordinator after losing Declan Doyle to the Ravens and the Giants hiring former Bears head coach Matt Nagy.

The focus then turns squarely to Chicago, as Clay lays out three bold moves the Bears could make this offseason and the duo dives into draft strategy discussions. They also look ahead to what the future may hold for tight end Cole Kmet and how his situation factors into the Bears’ long-term plans.