Waddle & Silvy

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Tom Thayer to discuss the Bears upcoming matchup with the Patriots. Then, they run through Aki's A-List.

Waddle and Silvy discuss why Silvy has some unfamiliar Bulls optimism. Then, Amazon Prime's voice of the NFL, Al Michaels, joins the guys to discuss his career and his experience this week with the Bears.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Barstool Big Cat to discuss the latest with the Bears and his Illinois broadcasters hall of fame induction. Then, they run through Waddle's World and play Florida or Ohio.

Waddle and Silvy kick things off discussing where things stand for the Bears ahead of Thursday Night Football. Then, they release the debut of their NFL quarterback power rankings.

PTI's Michael Wilbon joins Waddle and Silvy for their weekly conversation. Then, the guys wrap up the day with Aki's A-List.

Bears defensive tackle Grady Jarrett joins Waddle and Silvy to discuss his performance against his former team and the Bears' success to this point in the season. Then, they hear from Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson at the podium.

Play by play voice of the Bears Jeff Joniak joins Waddle and Silvy to discuss the Bears' short week and the return of Caleb Williams. Then, the guys run through Waddle's World.

Waddle and Silvy discuss their sky-high confidence level in Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson. Then, the guys discuss whether or not they think the Bears are a legit contender in the NFC. Plus, they go through possible trade targets to push the Bears further into contender status.

Waddle and Silvy continue their conversation on the Bears stretching their legs against the Falcons in Atlanta. They also recap the weekend with the Good, the Bad and the Dirty.

Waddle and Silvy discuss the return of Kyler Gordon and his impact on the field. They also hand out their toasts of the game and discuss Tom Brady's call of the game.

The Bears bounce back! Waddle and Silvy celebrate a Bears win over the Falcons and the return of Caleb Williams. They discuss what stood out in Caleb's return and the dominance of Kyler Gordon.

Waddle and Silvy continue their conversation about Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson before they run through Aki's A-List.

Waddle and Silvy bring you the triumphant return of Quick Bitch! Then, they give their weekend picks in Like It, Love It, Just a Taste of It. Then, they set your weekend viewing with What to Watch For.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Super Bowl champion Tom Thayer to preview Bears and Falcons. Then, they run through Waddle's World and play Florida or Ohio.

Waddle and Silvy close the book on Caleb Williams at the podium before turning their attention to the Atlanta Falcons. They discuss if the Bears can contain Bijan Robinson and how they feel about the return of Caleb Williams.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Courtney Cronin to discuss a whirlwind day at Halas Hall. Then, they continue discussing what they heard from Caleb Williams today.

Waddle and Silvy continue discussing the press conference held by Caleb Williams and his terse exchange with the media. The guys discuss how the team handled it and how they feel about the quarterback voicing how he felt about the whole situation.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Bears play by play broadcaster Jeff Joniak to discuss what Caleb Williams had to say at the podium and break down the Bears' matchup with the Atlanta Falcons. Then, they run through Waddle's World.

Waddle and Silvy discuss where the Bears land in the NFL's contender list and how they may fit into the playoff picture overall. Then, they hear a rather testy Caleb Williams at the Halas Hall podium.

Waddle and Silvy discuss the oddity of the Steve Bartman situation before they hear what Ben Johnson had to say at Halas Hall. Then, they run through Aki's A-List.

Waddle and Silvy go through the latest updates on Halas Hall before they as You to make the call on Waddle potentially making a dirty move.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Barstool Big Cat for their weekly conversation. Then, the guys run through Waddle's World and play Florida or Ohio.

Waddle and Silvy discuss the latest on the Chicago Bears at the halfway point of Falcons week. Are they at a crossroads in the Ben Johnson era? The guys discuss if this is the most turbulence Ben Johnson has faced and how they can get past it.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by former Packer and ESPN Milwaukee radio host Mark Tauscher to break down just what happened in Green Bay. Then, they run through Aki's A-List.

Waddle and Silvy continue the conversation about Montez Sweat's 2-game suspension before they're joined by Michael Wilbon for his weekly conversation and a remembrance of Mike Ditka.

Jesse Rogers joins Waddle and Silvy to close the book on the 2026 White Sox season and discuss what their offseason plans may have in store. Then, they react to the breaking news that Montez Sweat will be suspended two games for breaking the NFL's PED policy.

After a raucous Monday Night shootout, Waddle and Silvy discuss where the Bears fall in the NFL landscape and if they could keep up in a similar game. They also discuss Tyson Bagent's performance and what held them back on defense.

waddle and Silvy discuss Bears Packers and try to find someone to toast to. Then, they run through Aki's A-List and discuss the Guardians' social media trolling of the White Sox.

Waddle and Silvy recap a brutal weekend in Chicago sports. They then recap the whole world of sports in the Good, the Bad and the Dirty before they give Tyler the floor on Cairo Santos.

Waddle and Silvy hear from Bears head coach Ben Johnson before they break down what they heard from the coach. They also discuss Kap's disapproval of Ben swearing and their frustrations with the Bears' offense.

Waddle and Silvy react to a shocking Bears thumping up in Green Bay. Silvy goes down the list of what most disappointed him in the Bears loss to Green Bay and here frustrations from Bears fans.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Bears insider Courtney Cronin to discuss the passing of Mike Ditka and preview Bears and Packers. They also discuss Da Coach's legacy in Aki's A-List.

Waddle and Silvy discuss some of the best moments Coach Mike Ditka delivered for the city of Chicago and what his legacy means across the NFL. They also discuss the White Sox as they continue to try and get off the mat against Cleveland.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Bears Super Bowl Champion Tom Thayer to discuss the life and legacy of his former coach, Mike Ditka.

It's a sad day in Chicago as Waddle and Silvy remember the life and legacy of Coach Mike Ditka. Waddle shares his memories from his time as a player and discusses the appreciation he'll always have for Coach. Then, anthem singer John Vincent joins to discuss how Ditka impacted his life.

Jeff Meller joins to crosstalk and preview White Sox and Guardians.

Waddle and Silvy discuss their expectations for Bears and Packers before they run through Aki's A-List.

Waddle and Silvy run through Waddle's World before they're joined by Barstool Big Cat for his weekly conversation.

Waddle and Silvy break down a massive week in Chicago sports as the Bears look to close out the Cleveland Guardians in the ALDS and the Bears prepare for the Packers.

Waddle and Silvy wrap things up before the White Sox do battle with the Guardians in their quest to reach the ALCS.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Jesse Rogers to discuss the White Sox ALDS matchup with the Guardians. They also hear from Ben Johnson and try to get intel on who will throw out the first pitch.

Waddle and Silvy are live at Rate Field! The guys crosstalk with Carmen DeFalco and break down the White Sox unbelievable season that's gotten them on the brink of the ALCS.

Michael Wilbon joins Waddle and Silvy at the top of the hour to talk about the White Sox and Cubs dueling fanbases and the Bears upcoming matchup about the Packers. Is he confident the Bears can go into Lambeau and win with their backup QB? Plus, Aki's A-List to end the show!

Waddle and Silvy open up the hour talking about Tommy Pham and his run-in with a recent reporter. Plus, Tyler has a bone to pick with the Brewers! He goes on a rant about the Brewers being his most hated team ABOVE the Packers? Plus, do Sox fans want Cubs fans hopping on the bandwagon? Cubs fans seem to be rooting for the White Sox this postseason. They get perspectives and take calls from both fanbases. They play a clip of Anthony Rizzo talking about possibly going to the Sox game on Wednesday. Do Sox fans welcome him with open arms?

Hawk Harrelson joins the guys to talk about the White Sox magical season and gives us his best Hawk-isms at the end! Plus, Grant Taylor joins after his pitching performances in Game 1 and 2 of the ALDS to talk about what he is looking forward to on Wednesday in a clinch situation at Rate Field. Plus, the guys do a quick segment of Waddle's World.

The White Sox win Game 2 of the ALDS in Cleveland! They head home to a sold out Rate Field! Are Cubs fans rooting for or against the Sox success? Then, Dan Plesac joins the show to talk about this Sox team and the playoffs so far. They round out the hour with White Sox calls ahead of Game 3 at Rate Field tomorrow!

Waddle and Silvy continue discussing how the Bears got the job done against the Jets before they're joined by White Sox radio color analyst Darrin Jackson to set the scene ahead of Game 2 of Sox-Guardians.

Waddle and Silvy continue dissecting an all-time weekend in Chicago sports and dissect the success of the Bears and White Sox.

It's a Bears Victory Monday on Waddle and Silvy! The guys discuss the Bears asserting their will over the New York Jets and the performance of backup quarterback Tyson Bagent. They also discuss the White Sox taking Game 1 in Cleveland as they get ready for Game 2.

Silvy and Tyler are joined by the voice of the Bears Jeff Joniak before they run through Aidan's A-List.

Silvy and Tyler are joined by Bears insider Courtney Cronin to discuss the latest on Bears-Jets. Then, they give their weekend betting picks in Like It, Love It, Just a Taste of It. Finally, they set your weekend viewing with What to Watch For.

Bears Super Bowl champion and radio analyst Tom Thayer joins Silvy and Tyler to share his thoughts on the Bears' matchup with the New York Jets. Then, they get weird in Waddle's World and play a round of Florida or Ohio.

Tyler Aki fills in for Waddle as he and Silvy react to Jed Hoyer's end-of-season press conference. Then, they're joined by White Sox manager Will Venable ahead of their ALDS matchup with the Cleveland Guardians.

Michael Wilbon joins Waddle and Silvy for his weekly conversation before the guys run through Aki's A-List

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Jesse Rogers before they provide an update on the Bears' plans at quarterback.

Waddle and Silvy continue celebrating the White Sox with fans before they dig into what ails the Cubs.

Waddle and Silvy react to a dream series and dream season for the Chicago White Sox. They break down the journey they've been on and how far they can go in the 2026 playoffs.

Waddle and Silvy crosstalk with Carmen DeFalco before digging into the White Sox getting it done in Houston and the Cubs getting pounded in San Diego

Barstool Big Cat joins Waddle and Silvy for his weekly conversation before the guys hand it off to Houston for Sox-Astros.

Waddle and Silvy hear from Bears head coach Ben Johnson meeting the media before they're joined by White Sox reliever and vibes captain Mike Vasil.

Waddle and Silvy continue discussing the Cubs and White Sox and if they can secure Game 2 victories with different levels of importance. They also discuss the Bears' quarterback situation and how the rest of the week will play out ahead of facing the Jets.

Waddle and Silvy discuss the postseason outlooks of the Cubs and White Sox and debate a David Kaplan hypothetical.

Waddle and Silvy give their toasts of the game before they're joined by White Sox play by play man Len Kasper.

Waddle and Silvy continue their Bears conversation and discuss what impressed them most from the Bears victory over the Eagles on Monday Night Football

Waddle and Silvy are live from Cork and Kerry on the South Side reacting to a dominant Bears victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football.

Waddle and Silvy are live from Soldier Field as they continue previewing Eagles at Bears for Monday night football. They start off the top of the hour with The Good, The Bad, and The Dirty, highlighting this weekend in sports. Then, they give an update on Caleb Williams and the IR, along with previewing the Cubs and Sox big Wild Card matchups starting tomorrow!

Waddle and Silvy open the show live from Soldier Field before the Bears matchup vs the Eagles tonight. They talk about game expectations with Case Keenum in at QB, and preview the big Chicago sports week with the Sox and Cubs starting their Wild Card series tomorrow! They preview the game and look at the Bears QB layout as Keenum starts but Bagent IS cleared from concussion protocol. Will the Bears place Caleb on IR? The guys talk about how the team has until a 3PM deadline to figure out what to do regarding Caleb's injury.

Jeff Joniak joins Waddle and Silvy LIVE from Halas Hall to recap the Bears week of practice and talk about their upcoming matchup at Soldier Field on Monday vs the Eagles! Plus, Charlie takes over Aki's A-List. Which Caleb Williams QB comp would you be happy with?

Seth Rollins joins Waddle and Silvy to talk about his Bears fandom and how he is feeling this year so far as a fan! He gives his take on the Caleb Williams injury controversy, while also giving his predictions! Then, the guys do a segment of Like It, Love It, followed by What to Watch For!

Waddle and Silvy are live from Halas Hall as they recap the Cubs loss to the Red Sox and talk about how they can lose out home field advantage in the playoffs...they talk about how far NFL fines have strayed away, and Waddle takes over for Waddle's World! Plus, Hannah has Florida or Ohio!

Waddle and Silvy are LIVE from Halas Hall as they start the show recapping the Cubs and Sox big day yesterday as they clinch playoff spots two minutes away from eachother! They recap the Packers embarassing TNF loss in their home opener. Tucker Kraft shading fans? The guys go through the Bears updated injury report... Monangai full participant but the QB situation still looms... Then, Grady Jarrett joins the guys from Halas to talk all things Bears, as he talks about Caleb Williams, Ben Johnson, and his role on the Bears.

Waddle and Silvy bask in the glory of a White Sox postseason clinch with their fans before they're joined by Tom Thayer to preview Bears and Eagles

Waddle and Silvy recap the White Sox playoff-clinching victory with Jeff Meller as they join the White Sox Postgame Show.

PCA does it and the White Sox and Cubs are both headed to the postseason! Waddle and Silvy go through Waddle's World before breaking down a historic day in Chicago.

It's a celebration day on the Waddle and Silvy FAFO Show! The guys are uncensored and watch along as the Cubs and White Sox try to clinch playoff spots, and see if Pete Crow-Armstrong can accomplish a 40-40 season.

Waddle & Silvy welcome Courtney Cronin to discuss the Bears’ quarterback situation ahead of Monday night’s game against the Eagles. With Tyson Bagent in concussion protocol and Caleb Williams still recovering from a hamstring injury, Case Keenum appears poised to make his first start since 2023. Courtney explains the concussion protocol, Caleb’s role while injured, Ozzy Trapilo’s progress, Kyler Gordon’s strange absence, Garrett Bradbury’s struggles, and the Bears’ emergency quarterback options. The show also covers the Cubs’ schedule complications and Alex Bregman’s recovery.

Waddle & Silvy break down the Bears’ quarterback situation as Tyson Bagent remains in concussion protocol and Case Keenum prepares for a possible Monday night start against the Eagles. Keenum discusses his preparation, his relationship with Ben Johnson, and the challenge of facing Vic Fangio’s defense. Jesse Rogers joins to explain the Cubs’ schedule complications in Boston, Alex Bregman’s recovery, and the impact on Chicago’s pitching plans. The show also remembers White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper, debates Keenum versus Bagent, and revisits comparisons between Ben Johnson and Matt Nagy.

Waddle & Silvy welcome Barstool Big Cat to discuss the backlash surrounding Caleb Williams, the Bears’ quarterback uncertainty, and Chicago’s disappointing loss to Minnesota. Big Cat defends Caleb, criticizes the former players and media figures piling on him, and explains why Bears fans should embrace the “us against the world” mentality. The show also covers the Cubs’ playoff push, Alex Bregman’s injury, the White Sox’s postseason celebrations, Jackson Dart’s season-ending injury, and Big Cat’s brutal NC State betting loss.

Waddle & Silvy discuss Tyson Bagent’s concussion, Caleb Williams’ recovery, and the possibility that Case Keenum starts Monday night against the Eagles. They react to the Bears’ quarterback uncertainty, the Cubs’ bullpen and playoff concerns, the White Sox’s push for the AL Central, and the debate over how Chicago should celebrate clinching a postseason spot. Plus, Ben Johnson’s comments, Don Cooper’s passing, Adam Amin’s “tub talk,” and the latest freak injuries affecting the Cubs.

Waddle & Silvy open Aki’s A-List by debating who will start at quarterback for the Bears on Monday night, with Caleb Williams and Tyson Bagent both dealing with injuries and Case Keenum emerging as the likely starter. They discuss whether the Bears’ division odds are a buy-low opportunity, Patrick Mahomes’ resurgence, the Bengals’ strong start, coaching hot seats, and Jackson Dart’s potentially season-ending knee injury. Plus, Alex Bregman takes batting practice, the Cubs and White Sox enter a decisive final week, and Jesse Rogers is set to join the show from Wrigley Field.

Waddle & Silvy react to Tyson Bagent entering concussion protocol after a controversial late hit by Dallas Turner and debate whether Caleb Williams should return before his hamstring is fully healed. They examine the Bears’ offensive struggles, Sam Roush’s mistakes, Garrett Bradbury’s poor performance, Brian Flores’ defensive game plan, and Ben Johnson’s questionable decisions. Michael Wilbon joins to discuss the Bears, Alex Bregman’s eye injury, the Cubs and White Sox playoff races, Northwestern’s win over Colorado, and his Walter Cronkite Award with Tony Kornheiser. Plus, a classic Mike Gundy rant, NFL Power Rankings, and Waddle’s World.

Waddle & Silvy break down the Bears’ 9–3 loss to the Vikings, including the team’s penalties, turnovers, red-zone failures, blocked field goal, and struggles against Brian Flores’ defense. Waddle offers a detailed film review of Sam Roush, Garrett Bradbury, the offensive line, and Caleb Williams’ interception. The show also covers Alex Bregman’s return to Wrigley, the Cubs’ postseason push, the White Sox’s final playoff stretch, NFL Power Rankings, and Waddle’s World.

Waddle & Silvy react to Tyson Bagent’s concussion and the uncertainty surrounding the Bears’ quarterback situation. They discuss whether Caleb Williams should return against the Eagles, Case Keenum’s potential role, and why Chicago must prioritize Caleb’s long-term health. The show also examines Ben Johnson’s accountability, Sam Roush’s role, Colston Loveland’s limited involvement, and the criticism Caleb has received after his injury.

Peggy Kusinski fills in for Silvy as Waddle & Sylvie react to Caleb Williams’ hamstring injury and the Bears’ upcoming Monday night matchup with the Eagles. They break down Ben Johnson’s comments on Caleb’s week-to-week status, Tyson Bagent’s potential start, the Bears’ running game, and Philadelphia’s motivation after last year’s loss. The show also features fan reaction, questions about Sam Roush’s role, Bears defensive standouts, and Aki’s A-List.

Peggy Kusinski fills in for Silvy as Waddle & Silvy react to the Bears’ 9–3 loss to the Vikings. They break down Ben Johnson’s press conference, Brian Flores’ continued success against the Bears, Chicago’s offensive penalties and execution issues, and the team’s struggles along the offensive line. The show also examines Caleb Williams’ week-to-week hamstring injury, Tyson Bagent’s potential start, and whether the Bears can respond against the Eagles.

Peggy Kusinski fills in for Silvy as Waddle & Sylvie present “The Good, the Bad, and the Dirty.” The show celebrates Miguel Vargas’ historic White Sox season, Patrick Mahomes’ return to form, and Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss before examining the Chargers’ struggles, Baker Mayfield’s poor performance, and Atlanta’s quarterback problems. The crew also discusses High Rocks competitors, brutal NFL injuries, the playoff picture, and the Bears’ defensive standouts.

Peggy Kusinski fills in for Waddle as they react to the Bears’ ugly 9–3 loss to the Vikings, Brian Flores’ defensive masterclass, and Caleb Williams’ week-to-week hamstring injury. They examine Chicago’s penalties, turnovers, blocked field goal, missed assignments, and offensive line struggles before discussing Tyson Bagent’s potential start against Philadelphia. The show also breaks down the Bears’ encouraging defensive performance, Ben Johnson’s difficult day, and the team’s path forward.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Horseshoe Hammond Casino for Football Friday, previewing the Bears’ home opener against the Vikings. Courtney Cronin joins to discuss the Bears’ clean injury report, Ozzy Trapilo’s possible return, Caleb Williams’ growth, Brian Flores’ defense, and the pressure on Chicago’s pass rush. The show also features Greg Olsen, Tom Thayer, and Jeff Passan breaking down the Bears, White Sox, and Cubs.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Horseshoe Hammond Casino for Football Friday, previewing the Bears’ home opener against the Vikings and celebrating Chicago’s clean injury report. They discuss Ozzy Trapilo’s potential return, the Bears’ growing advantage in the NFC North, the White Sox’s playoff push, and the Cubs’ outlook. Plus, the crew makes its weekly “Like It, Love It” picks and previews the weekend’s biggest games, shows, and college football drama.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Horseshoe Hammond Casino for Football Friday, previewing the Bears’ home opener against the Vikings. Greg Olsen breaks down Ben Johnson’s explosive offense, Caleb Williams’ growth, Brian Flores’ defensive scheme, the Bears’ tight end room, and the defense’s early-season concerns. Jeff Passan joins to discuss the White Sox’s playoff push, Munetaka Murakami’s future, PCA’s historic Cubs season, and whether Chicago’s bullpen can hold up in October.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Horseshoe Hammond Casino for Bears Football Friday, previewing Chicago’s home opener against the Vikings. They discuss the Bears’ clean injury report, Ozzy Trapilo’s potential return, Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson’s matchup with Brian Flores, and the defensive challenge of containing Justin Jefferson. Super Bowl champion Tom Thayer joins to break down the offensive line, the run game, blitz protection, Caleb’s rushing role, and the Bears’ defensive game plan.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Halas Hall with Jeff Joniak and Barstool Big Cat, previewing the Bears’ home opener against the Vikings. They discuss Caleb Williams’ MVP buzz, Ben Johnson’s creative offense, the challenge of Brian Flores’ defense, and whether Chicago should pursue a pass rusher if the defense remains vulnerable. The show also covers the White Sox’s final playoff push, PCA’s historic Cubs season, Bears fan excitement, and the latest injury updates.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Halas Hall, previewing Bears–Vikings and examining whether Chicago’s defense can slow Justin Jefferson and Minnesota’s offense. They discuss the Bears’ strong start, Caleb Williams’ early MVP buzz, the defense’s Week 1 struggles, and the possibility of adding a pass rusher. The show also features Quick Bitch, White Sox playoff frustration, PCA’s historic Cubs season, and Jeff Joniak’s breakdown of the upcoming NFC North matchup.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Halas Hall with Barstool Big Cat, breaking down the Bears’ historic 59-point opener, Caleb Williams’ MVP potential, and the team’s defensive concerns heading into Minnesota. Big Cat discusses his massive PCA MVP bet, the Cubs’ bullpen problems, the White Sox’s playoff expectations, and whether Chicago should make a major trade for a pass rusher. Plus, the Bears’ injury report, PCA’s historic on-base improvement, NFL power rankings, and Waddle’s World.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Halas Hall during Alumni Weekend, celebrating the Bears’ explosive offense, Caleb Williams’ early MVP buzz, and the team’s growing confidence heading into Minnesota. They revisit Moose Muhammad’s “where wide receivers go to die” quote, discuss the Bears’ deepest receiving corps ever, and debate the team’s defensive outlook. The show also covers the White Sox’s playoff push, Munetaka Murakami’s contract situation, Hagan Smith’s postseason role, PCA’s historic Cubs season, and the latest Bears injury report.

Waddle & Silvy react to the White Sox dropping two of three in Cleveland and falling a half-game behind the Guardians with ten games remaining. Jesse Rogers joins to discuss the bullpen’s fatigue, Tommy Pham’s return, Hagan Smith’s potential playoff role, and the struggles of Colson Montgomery and Munetaka Murakami. The show also explores the Bears’ deepest wide receiver room ever, Caleb Williams’ FedEx Ground Player of the Week honor, the Vikings’ quarterback situation, and the Cubs’ bullpen concerns.

Waddle & Silvy react to the White Sox dropping two of three in Cleveland and falling a half-game behind the Guardians with ten games remaining. Jesse Rogers joins to discuss the bullpen’s fatigue, Tommy Pham’s return and home run, Will Venable’s decisions, Hagan Smith’s playoff role, and Colson Montgomery and Munetaka Murakami’s struggles. The show also features passionate Sox fan calls, offseason roster-building debates, and a look ahead to Bears–Vikings.

Waddle & Silvy discuss the backlash to Caleb Williams’ Pro Football Focus grade and urge Bears fans to ignore outside noise after his spectacular Week 1 performance. They debate the White Sox’s opener strategy, Hagan Smith’s potential playoff role, and PCA’s chance to join the 40–40 club. Plus, Sox fans call in to vent about the team’s pitching, Munetaka Murakami, Chris Murphy, Grant Taylor, and the final stretch of the season, while the Bears’ injury report brings new concerns about Darnell Wright and Kyle Monangai.

Waddle and Silvy are here to FAFO and watch the White Sox try to keep the Cleveland Guardians at bay.

Waddle & Silvy debate the backlash to Caleb Williams’ Pro Football Focus grade and urge Bears fans to ignore the noise after his spectacular Week 1 performance. They discuss the White Sox’s opener strategy, Hagan Smith’s playoff value, and PCA’s chance to become the first Cub in the 40–40 club. Michael Wilbon joins to discuss the Bears’ explosive offense, defensive concerns, Ben Johnson’s aggressive approach, the Cubs’ postseason outlook, and the Bulls’ upcoming season.

Waddle & Silvy break down the Bears’ explosive offense, Caleb Williams’ impressive debut, and Sunday’s matchup with Brian Flores and the Vikings. Jesse Rogers joins to discuss the White Sox’s dramatic win in Cleveland, Tristan Peters’ marathon at-bat, Kyle Teal’s big hit, Noah Schultz’s promotion, and Munetaka Murakami’s slump. Plus, PCA’s historic Cubs season, NFL Power Rankings, Waddle’s World, and stories about fart spray and a 5G technician tied to a pole.

Waddle & Silvy celebrate the Bears’ 59–37 win over Carolina, debate whether the offense can remain the NFL’s best, and preview Sunday’s showdown with Brian Flores and the Vikings. Tom Waddle breaks down Caleb Williams’ decision-making and elite throws with the telestrator, while the guys discuss the defense, fourth-down decisions, Jaylon Johnson, Braxton Jones, Dillon Thieneman, and potential trade-deadline additions. Plus, calls from Bears fans, the White Sox’s crucial series, and a look ahead to Football Friday at Horseshoe Hammond Casino.

Waddle & Silvy celebrate the Bears’ historic 59-point victory over Carolina, breaking down Caleb Williams’ brilliant performance, Ben Johnson’s explosive offense, and the defensive issues that remain. They discuss the emergence of Dillon Thieneman and Malik Muhammad, the value of DeAndre Swift’s new contract, and the importance of adding a pass rusher at the trade deadline. Courtney Cronin joins the show to explain how the Bears’ conditioning, rushing attack, and young quarterback played such a major role in the win.

Waddle & Silvy celebrate the Bears’ historic 59-point victory over Carolina, breaking down Caleb Williams’ outstanding performance, Ben Johnson’s explosive offense, and the defensive issues that still need to be fixed. They discuss the strong debuts of Dillon Thieneman and Malik Muhammad, debate Ben’s aggressive fourth-down decisions, and hear from fans about adding a pass rusher and repairing the Kyler Gordon situation. The show also features Ben Johnson’s Monday press conference and a full edition of the Good, the Bad, the Dirty.

Waddle & Silvy celebrate the Bears’ historic 59-point victory over Carolina, breaking down Caleb Williams’ brilliant performance, the explosive rushing attack, and Ben Johnson’s “pick your poison” offense. They discuss the strong play of Dillon Thieneman and Malik Muhammad, the defensive concerns that remain, and why the Bears should pursue a pass rusher at the trade deadline. The show also features fan calls, debate over Ben Johnson’s fourth-down decisions, Colston Loveland’s quiet opener, and a live replay of Johnson’s postgame press conference.

Waddle & Silvy continue their live Bears Football Friday broadcast from Burning Bush Brewery, revealing Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams as Nos. 2 and 1 on Waddle’s list of the Bears’ most important players. They debate the Bears’ season outlook, Caleb’s statistical projections, Colston Loveland’s touchdown potential, the defense’s expected performance, and the return timelines for Ozzy Trapilo and Kyler Gordon. Jeff Meller previews the White Sox’s crucial stretch run, discusses Munetaka Murakami and Colson Montgomery, and shares his prediction for the AL Central race before the hosts make their Bears game predictions.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Burning Bush Brewery for Bears Football Friday, breaking down the latest news ahead of Chicago’s season opener against Carolina. They discuss DeAndre Swift’s contract extension, Rome Odunze’s calf injury, Cole Kmet’s emotional letter to Bears fans, and the ongoing Kyler Gordon situation. The show also features Like It, Love It, and What to Watch For, including 9/11 documentaries, new television recommendations, and Coyote vs. ACME.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Burning Bush Brewery for Bears Football Friday, previewing Chicago’s season opener against Carolina with Bears Super Bowl Champion Tom Thayer. Thayer breaks down the heat, Carolina’s 3-4 defense, the offensive-line matchup, D'Andre Swift’s new contract, and the players he expects to make an impact. The show also honors Bears legend Matt Suhey, revisits Waddle’s first NFL start, and features another round of Florida or Ohio.

Waddle & Silvy kick off the first Bears Football Friday of the 2026 season live from Burning Bush Brewery, previewing Sunday’s opener against Carolina and explaining why they expect Chicago to win and cover. They discuss Colston Loveland’s potential impact, the injury situations involving Rome Odunze, Tyson Bagent, Xavier Woods, and Ozzy Trapilo, and concerns about the Bears’ left tackle position. The show also features breaking news of DeAndre Swift’s three-year extension, Ben Johnson’s offensive track record, fan calls, and Silvy's apology for leaving his socks in the ESPN Chicago studio.

Waddle and Sivly are joined by voice of the Bears Jeff Joniak to preview Bears and Panthers. Then, they get some Australia trivia in Aki's A-List before they update their Chicago baseball power rankings.

Waddle and Silvy get some anger off their chest in Quick Bitch. Then, they run through Waddle's World before reminiscing in Tales From the Stylist's Chair.

Waddle and Silvy continue their Craig Counsell conversation before Waddle unveils his third most important Bear. Then, Courtney Cronin joins to discuss what to watch for in Bears-Panthers.

Waddle & Silvy react to the Cubs’ frustrating sweep by the Brewers, debate Craig Counsell’s reliance on analytics, and question whether Milwaukee’s pitching development system has exposed a larger organizational problem on the North Side. They also discuss the White Sox’s loss, Michael Massey’s aggressive slide, and the opening night of the NFL season, including Drake Maye’s disastrous performance and the growing debate between Maye and Caleb Williams. Plus, the latest Bears injury updates on Rome Odunze, Ozzy Trapilo, and Tyson Bagent.

Waddle & Silvy break down the Cubs’ devastating bullpen collapse against the Brewers with Jesse Rogers, who explains why Jacob Webb has struggled, whether the front office deserves blame, and how Milwaukee’s culture and player development continue to separate the teams. They also discuss Munetaka Murakami’s slump and the White Sox’s chances of holding onto first place. Tyler Aki makes his NFL playoff and Super Bowl predictions, while Waddle reveals Garrett Bradbury as No. 4 on his list of the Bears’ most important players.

Waddle & Silvy open with the start of football season, breaking down the Bears’ injury report, Tyson Bagent’s back issue, Rome Odunze’s absence, and the excitement surrounding the team’s young talent. They take calls on Colston Loveland, rookie defensive tackle Alex Vandenberg, Munetaka Murakami’s swing, and the ongoing Kyler Gordon situation. The show also features the annual NFL wins pool, as Waddle, Silvy, Charlie, and Tyler draft their teams and debate which clubs will pile up the most victories. Plus, Eddie Olczyk discusses the Cubs, Patrick Kane’s return to Chicago, cancer awareness, and the loss of Bears legend Matt Suhey.

Waddle & Silvy welcome Barstool Big Cat to discuss the Cubs’ bullpen collapse, the Brewers’ continued dominance, and whether Chicago can still make a postseason run. They also break down college football controversy involving Wisconsin, Michigan, and Lane Kiffin before turning to the Bears’ expectations, Tyson Bagent’s injury, Rome Odunze’s calf issue, and the possibility that 2026 is the “year before the year” for Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson’s offense.

Waddle & Silvy examine the Cubs’ dramatic collapse against Milwaukee and debate why the Brewers have been 24 games better over the last three seasons. The guys discuss Jacob Webb’s historic run of blown saves, whether the Cubs’ roster is better suited for the postseason, and the growing anxiety surrounding the White Sox. They also break down Munetaka Murakami’s prolonged slump, debate how the Sox should handle his future, and preview the Bears’ upcoming season.

Waddle & Silvy welcome Michael Wilbon to discuss the Bears’ stadium saga, the proposed White Sox ballpark, and the future of Chicago sports. Wilbon also reacts passionately to the controversial Michigan–Western Michigan finish and the state of college-football journalism. The show features a hilarious “In Chicago or Not in Chicago” quiz for Tom Waddle, along with a heartfelt tribute to Bears legend Matt Suhey.

Waddle & Silvy remember Bears legend Matt Suhey, discuss the importance of special teams, and examine Caleb Williams’ development heading into the 2026 season. The show also features an extended trip inside Waddle’s World, where Tom weighs in on college-football chaos, LSU’s potential SEC expulsion, Clemson’s decline, the NFL’s confusing Australia trip, Aaron Judge’s return, Shohei Ohtani’s pitching status, and some bizarre news stories.

Waddle & Silvy react to the Bears’ first depth chart of the 2026 season, including the unsettled secondary and the latest developments involving Kyler Gordon. The guys discuss Rome Odunze’s injury, Ozzy Trapilo’s recovery, Jaylon Johnson’s emergence as a “Ben guy,” and what the Bears must improve defensively. They also debate the Cubs’ fading division hopes, the White Sox’s playoff push, Jacob Misiorowski’s complaints about Wrigley Field, and Caleb Williams’ first press conference before the season opener.

Carmen joins Jesse to talk the White Sox ahead of their matchup with the Twins. We also get to what to watch for, and preview the weekend!

Taylor McGregor joins Jesse to talk week one in College Football and the Cubs. We also get to Quick Bitch!

Kevin Gausman joins Jesse on Waddle and Silvy after his night SHOVING against the Brewers. We also discuss if it's right to root for both the Sox and the Cubs!

Jesse is in for Waddle and Silvy to send you off into your holiday weekend! Jesse recaps the stars coming out to watch PCA at Wrigley last night and is joined by Barstool Big Cat!

Waddle & Silvy welcome Jeff Joniak to discuss the Bears’ expectations heading into the 2026 season. Rich shares his 10–7 prediction, praises Caleb Williams and Colston Loveland, and explains why he believes the Bears can take a major step forward. Jeff provides a practice report, including updates on Rome Odunze, D’Andre Swift, Austin Booker, and the Bears’ defensive line. The show also covers the Cubs’ fading division hopes, the White Sox’s playoff push, Jacob Misiorowski’s complaints about the Wrigley Field mound, and Munetaka Murakami’s troubling slump.

Waddle & Silvy welcome Rich Eisen to discuss the Bears’ outlook, Caleb Williams, Colston Loveland, and Rich’s 10–7 season prediction. The guys also react to Rome Odunze and D'Andre Swift leaving practice early, examine the White Sox’s playoff hopes and Luis Castillo’s struggles, and listen to highlights from Caleb Williams’ appearance on Hot Ones.

Waddle & Silvy go fully uncensored on the FAFO livestream edition of Waddle's World, debating Shohei Ohtani’s MVP chances, ranking the Cubs and White Sox, and discussing the SEC’s lawsuit against LSU over former NFL players. The guys also react to Cam Skattebo, Clemson’s decline, and John Harbaugh’s viral football conversations before taking a wild turn into stalking, human skulls, John Wayne Gacy’s brain, rabies, and a political candidate accused of planting cocaine on his opponent.

Waddle & Sylvy go fully uncensored on the FAFO livestream, breaking down the Cubs’ bullpen collapse, the Brewers’ remarkable development pipeline, and the White Sox’s push to stay atop the AL Central. The guys take calls on the Cubs’ playoff chances, Luis Castillo, Murakami’s slump, the greatest athlete debate, Michael Jordan versus LeBron, and plenty of unfiltered Chicago sports opinions. Plus, stories about childhood heartbreak, old Cubs memories, hockey legends, and the callers who make FAFO what it is.

Waddle & Silvy recap the Bears Insider roundtable and discuss the latest developments in the Kyler Gordon saga, including workout videos that appear to show a disconnect between Gordon and the Bears’ medical staff. The guys debate whether the relationship can be repaired and whether Gordon should remain with the team. They also discuss Caleb Williams potentially taking less money to help the Bears build a winner, compare Ryan Poles and Jed Hoyer, and preview the Cubs’ postseason chances and the White Sox’s push for the AL Central.

Waddle and Silvy commence their annual Chicago Bears Media Roundtable with Courtney Cronin, Adam Jahns, Patrick Finley, Adam Hoge, Dionne Miller, Peggy Kusinski and Pat the Designer.

Waddle & Silvy continue the countdown of Tom Waddle’s 10 most important Bears, with Austin Booker landing at No. 5—or possibly No. 6 after Waddle accidentally lists two players at No. 6. The guys discuss Booker’s pass-rushing potential and how much the Bears need their defense to improve. In Waddle’s World, the crew covers Tiger Woods’ suspended license, Penn State’s Paterno family football experience, Kirk Cousins becoming the Raiders’ starter and the Bears’ thin offensive tackle situation. Plus, they play “Florida or Ohio” and debate a raccoon caught with a meth pipe.

Waddle & Silvy break down the latest twist in the Kyler Gordon saga after workout videos surface on social media, creating more questions about his rehab and relationship with the Bears. The guys also discuss the Cubs’ bullpen struggles, their fading chance to catch the Brewers and the White Sox’s huge upcoming start from Davis Martin. Plus, they compare Ryan Poles and Jed Hoyer, debate whether the Cubs’ trade deadline moves can still pay off and revisit the Bears’ defensive outlook heading into the season.

Waddle & Silvy lead off with the latest on Kyler Gordon’s ongoing injury mystery after Ryan Poles said he does not know whether the cornerback will play for the Bears again. The guys discuss the growing frustration, Gordon’s future with the team and how the Bears are preparing to move forward without him. Jesse Rogers joins the show to discuss the Cubs’ postseason outlook, Pete Crow-Armstrong’s historic season, Clay Holmes’ impact and the White Sox’s pitching concerns. Plus, Aki’s A-List examines Caleb Williams’ growing leadership and the debate over position players pitching.

Waddle & Silvy celebrate the 35th anniversary of Tom Waddle’s first career touchdown catch with a special edition of “Tales From the Stylist's Chair.” Tom shares the story behind the catch, getting cut and re-signed, buying tickets for his family and the unforgettable moment with Mike Ditka afterward. The guys also discuss the Bears’ offensive potential, debate their minimum expectations for the season and welcome Michael Wilbon to talk Cubs baseball, Pete Crow-Armstrong’s historic run and the Bears’ chances of making the playoffs.

Waddle & Silvy continue Tom Waddle’s countdown of the 10 most important Bears with Colston Loveland landing at No. 6. The guys also debate the Packers’ handling of Josh Jacobs, react to the NFL’s projected top 100 players and discuss whether Caleb Williams could statistically outperform Patrick Mahomes. Plus, John Lester joins the show to talk about Pete Crow-Armstrong’s incredible stretch, the Cubs’ postseason chances, his Cubs Hall of Fame weekend, Greg Maddux’s prank, his infamous pickoff struggles and the problem of position players pitching.

Waddle & Silvy dive into the growing mystery surrounding Kyler Gordon after Ryan Poles admits he is unsure whether the Bears cornerback will play for the team again this year. The guys debate Gordon’s future, the frustration surrounding his ongoing injury and whether the Bears should try to salvage the relationship. They also discuss the Bears’ development under Ben Johnson, Ryan Poles’ mixed record as general manager and the team’s defensive roster construction. Plus, they debate baseball’s use of position players as pitchers, revisit the “don’t care bucket” and break down Caleb Williams’ growing leadership role.

Waddle & Silvy recap the Bears’ preseason finale, including standout performances from Tyson Bagent, Zavion Thomas, Roshon Johnson, Maurice Alexander and Jordan Van Den Burg. The guys discuss how Ben Johnson’s coaching has influenced the development of the Bears’ young players and debate Ryan Poles’ record as general manager. The show also features Waddle & Silvy’s “Good, Bad and Dirty” weekend recap, Pete Crow-Armstrong’s historic stretch with the Cubs, Scottie Scheffler’s continued dominance and a debate over who would win in a fight: a bodybuilder or an arm wrestler.

Waddle & Silvy break down the Bears’ preseason finale, including Zavion Thomas’ game-breaking speed, Tyson Bagent’s strong performance and the team’s offensive potential under Ben Johnson. The guys also debate Ryan Poles’ tenure as Bears general manager, weighing his successful moves against the lack of defensive draft hits. In Waddle’s World, Tom reveals ESPN’s preseason NFL power rankings, with the Bears landing at No. 12 and the Packers ranked ahead of them. The guys also discuss roller-coaster injuries, the bizarre looksmaxing trend and the proper way to keep score at a baseball game.

Waddle & Silvy react to an eventful weekend in Chicago sports. The guys break down the Bears’ preseason win over Tennessee, including Tyson Bagent’s impressive performance, Zavion Thomas’ breakout game and the team’s growing offensive potential. They also discuss the Bears’ defensive concerns, Gervon Dexter’s trade, roster moves and the importance of players like Jayln Johnson, Kyler Gordon and Jordan Van Den Berg. On the baseball side, the crew debates the Cubs’ frustrating recent stretch, Pete Crow-Armstrong’s historic power surge and whether the bigger emotion should be excitement over PCA or concern about the Cubs’ playoff positioning. They also look at the White Sox maintaining their lead in the AL Central despite major questions about the starting rotation.

Jeff Meller joins Waddle & Silvy to discuss the White Sox's push for the AL Central, Tristan Peters' remarkable breakout season, and whether the starting rotation can hold together through the stretch run. Meller also shares his favorite fantasy football draft values, why he's avoiding a couple of early-round running backs, and why D'Andre Swift could be one of the better values on the board. The hour also features Aki's A-List, with NFL award odds, Bears betting markets, and more.

Waddle and Silvy react to Dan Campbell's thoughts on high school football before Waddle reflects on the end of his NFL career and why players should appreciate every opportunity they get. The guys mix in Cubs and White Sox talk before unveiling Rome Odunze as No. 8 on Tom Waddle's 10 Most Important Bears, explaining why the second-year receiver is poised for a breakout season in Ben Johnson's offense. They also discuss the growing national praise for Ben Johnson and wrap up with What to Watch For heading into the weekend.

Tom Thayer joins Waddle & Silvy from Tennessee to break down everything he saw during the Bears' joint practices with the Titans. He discusses Rome Odunze's impressive week, Roschon Johnson's strong camp, Braxton Jones' development, Logan Jones' learning curve, and why the Bears' defensive tackles have caught his attention. Thayer also previews the preseason opener, highlighting the players he's most eager to watch and why the offensive line still has the most to prove. The hour wraps with Waddle's World, Florida or Ohio, fantasy football talk, and a little Cubs-Reds scoreboard watching.

Waddle and Silvy ask Bears fans a simple question: what is the minimum level of success this season? The guys agree that simply seeing Caleb Williams improve is no longer enough and that making the playoffs has to be the expectation. They compare the Bears to recent Bengals teams, debate whether the defense can be good enough to support a high-powered offense, and discuss what it would take to finally open a sustained championship window. The hour also includes fantasy football talk, Cubs MVP chatter and a look at Tristan Peters' home-run streak.

Jeff Joniak joins Waddle and Silvy from Nashville to recap the Bears' second joint practice against the Titans, highlighting Caleb Williams' sharp performance, Colston Loveland's continued emergence, the offensive line, and the competitive atmosphere between the two teams. Joniak also discusses the Bears' special teams outlook, Trey Taylor, Daniel Hardy, and why he believes the unit has a chance to become one of the team's biggest strengths. Later, Aki's A-List examines Sean McDermott's visit to Bears camp, ESPN's ranking of the Bears as one of the NFL's most watchable teams, and why Ben Johnson's offense could be built for shootouts. The hour closes with Pete Crow-Armstrong's criticism of MLB's balk rule and a debate over whether obvious missed balks should become reviewable.

Quick Bitch takes over the hour as Waddle and Silvy and their listeners unload about bad parking etiquette, airport security, fantasy football mock drafts, spouses, gluten allergies, dirty bathrooms, and just about everything else that has annoyed them this week. The conversation then shifts back to baseball after Jeff Passan's report on Major League Baseball's latest labor proposal, with the guys questioning whether a free-agent dead period would make the offseason even more boring. Waddle and Silvy also debate the best story on the first-place White Sox, with Tristan Peters, Miguel Vargas, Grant Taylor and Chri s Getz all earning strong cases after another impressive stretch. The hour wraps with callers debating whether Chicago's success is a product of a weak American League or simply a talented young team taking advantage of its opportunity before Jeff Joniak joins from Nashville.

Adam Hoge joins Waddle and Silvy from Nashville to break down the Bears' second joint practice against the Titans, including Caleb Williams' bounce-back performance, the offensive line, Braxton Jones, Rome Odunze, and the ongoing left tackle competition. Hoge also discusses the latest injuries, why the Bears appear further ahead than they were entering last season, and whether the starters have seen enough work before the preseason finale. After Hoge, the guys react to breaking news involving Packers running back Josh Jacobs before Waddle's World goes off the rails with Zyn flavors, Dolly Parton, cologne etiquette, and Major League Baseball Power Rankings. The hour wraps with the Cubs climbing to No. 3 despite a disappointing road trip, the White Sox slipping in the rankings, and a setup for Quick Bitch.

Waddle and Silvy react to Titans head coach Robert Saleh comparing Caleb Williams to a young Russell Wilson and debate whether Bears fans would sign up today for Russell Wilson's first decade in Seattle. The guys also discuss a much better day for the Bears in Nashville after a rough practice in Cincinnati, including injuries to Austin Booker and Gervon Dexter and Ben Johnson's approach to managing player workloads. Caleb explains how he's improving his processing and becoming a stronger leader as the Bears continue preseason work. Waddle also unveils No. 9 on his "10 Most Important Bears" list with rookie safety Dylan Thieneman before the guys wrap up by celebrating Tristan Peters' fifth straight game with a home run and his remarkable breakout season.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Jesse Rogers from Rate Field to discuss a tough series loss for the Cubs and a big 3 game stretch for the White Sox. Then, they run through LaMotta's List

Waddle and Silvy continue the Bears conversation with listeners before kicking off the annual countdown of Tom Waddle's 10 Most Important Bears. Waddle explains why the list is not simply the team's best players, but instead the players whose seasons will have the biggest impact on the Bears' success. The guys also revisit the anniversary of the Khalil Mack trade during Tales from the Stylist Chair, remembering how the blockbuster move reshaped the franchise. Along the way, they mix in listener calls, shopping habits, and the kind of Bears debates that make list season one of the most anticipated parts of the preseason.

Waddle and Silvy spend the hour taking Bears calls as fans share their biggest prediction, concern, or expectation heading into the 2026 season. The guys debate whether Caleb Williams can take another step without immediately becoming one of the NFL's elite quarterbacks, and whether the Bears could actually be a better football team even if they finish with fewer wins than last year. They also discuss concerns surrounding the offensive line, defensive front, and whether expectations for Caleb have become unrealistic after his strong finish to last season. The hour wraps with Waddle's World, featuring Pat Murphy's message to a young Brewer, Paul Skenes' dominant return, and another entertaining round of Florida or Ohio.

Waddle and Silvy react to another frustrating Cubs collapse in Arizona and debate whether Jacob Webb's recent struggles are simply regression, fatigue, or the league finally adjusting to him. They also discuss encouraging news on Darnell Wright, the discouraging setback for Ben Brown, and what it means for the Cubs' postseason bullpen plans. Then the conversation turns almost entirely to the Bears, as the guys ask listeners for their biggest prediction entering the 2026 season. Will the Bears actually be better than last year's 11-win team? How much pressure is on Caleb Williams, and what are the biggest reasons for optimism—or concern—before Week 1?

Michael Wilbon joins Waddle and Silvy to discuss the growing controversy surrounding players returning to college after NFL opportunities, the Big Ten's new policy, and why college athletics desperately needs clearer rules. Wilbon also weighs in on the Cubs' playoff chances, Pete Crow-Armstrong's MVP race with Shohei Ohtani, and the Diamondbacks accusing Chicago of stealing signs. The guys continue their daily Cubs and White Sox conversation with Chicago Baseball Power Rankings, while also revisiting PCA's MVP odds and the White Sox's pitching struggles after another rough outing.

Waddle and Silvy debate the Cubs' all-time team after Ian Happ earns a spot in left field, with Waddle making the case that Moisés Alou, Kris Bryant and Kyle Schwarber all had stronger Cubs peaks. Waddle's World returns with a mix of sports and oddball stories, including CTE research, college athletics, sleep disorders and a running joke about Aiden trying to swat a bee despite being allergic.

Waddle and Silvy react to Jordan Schultz's report that the Bears have explored trade scenarios involving defensive tackle Gervon Dexter before shifting their focus to the team's biggest remaining camp questions. Courtney Cronin joins live from Halas Hall to provide updates on Darnell Wright's elbow injury, the left tackle battle, the safety competition, and why Jalen Johnson's leadership stood out during practice. She also explains why a Dexter trade would not be surprising given the Bears' defensive line depth and discusses Caleb Williams' continued growth within Ben Johnson's offense. The hour also includes a look at the Bears' new rivalry uniforms, Ben Johnson's memorable "don't care" response, and why expectations around Caleb will only continue to grow.

Waddle and Silvy broadcast live from Halas Hall and discuss the final public Bears training camp practice, with Tom Waddle praising Rome Odunze's movement and Colston Loveland's ability to create mismatches. The guys revisit Caleb Williams' missed deep throw to Loveland against Cincinnati and debate Ben Johnson's explanation for why the Bears quarterback should have dialed back the aggression on first-and-20. Stacey Dales joins to break down Jordan Vandenberg's emergence, Ben Johnson's coaching style, the ongoing battles at left tackle and safety, and why Caleb continues to grow at the line of scrimmage. She also weighs in on the possibility of the Bears moving Gervon Dexter before the season, the progress of Ozzy Trapilo's recovery, and why Ben Johnson's attention to detail has quickly earned the respect of everyone inside Halas Hall.

Waddle and Silvy try to take a more positive approach to Bears-Bengals before they run through LaMotta's List.

Waddle and Silvy continue discussing what happened in Cincinnati for the Bears before they recap the weekend with the Good, the Bad, the Dirty.

Waddle and Silvy continue discussing their main takeaways from the Bears loss to the Bengals. Then, they get weird in Waddle's World.

Waddle and Silvy break down the Bears loss to the Bengals and discuss what it means for the team moving forward. They hear from Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams and get a break down from Waddle about a missed throw to Colston Loveland.

Waddle and Silvy get some anger off their chests with Quick Bitch before they run through Aki's A-List.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Barstool Big Cat for their weekly conversation. Then, they discuss Caleb Williams's MVP potential before setting your weekend viewing with What to Watch For.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Super Bowl champion and Bears color analyst Tom Thayer. Then, they run through Waddle's World and play Florida or Ohio.

It's a Dr. Pepper Bears Friday! Waddle and Silvy discuss the Bears' preseason matchup with the Bengals and what they're looking for in their second preseason game of the yar.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Jeff Joniak live from Cincinnati to discuss his observations from Bengals-Bears joint practice. Then, they run through Aki's A-List.

Waddle and Silvy discuss what they've heard from Bears-Bengals joint practices before they dig into what their favorite longshot bets are.

Waddle and Silvy are back to FAFO one more time! They are joined for a camp report by Pat the Designer before they share their conversation with Antwaan Randle-El.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Jesse Rogers to recap Sox Cubs before Michael Wilbon hops on for his weekly conversation.

Waddle and Silvy break down the White Sox shutting out the Cubs in Game 3 of Cubs-Sox at Wrigley Field.

Waddle and Silvy close out their FAFO session with Waddle's World.

Waddle and Silvy bring you a Cubs-Sox watchalong as they bring in a variety of friends, including David Kaplan, Jeff Meller and Carmen DeFalco.

Waddle and Silvy discuss the best regular season games they can remember before they're joined by Cubs starter Clay Holmes. Then, they wrap things up by going through Aki's A-List.

Patrick Finley of the Chicago Sun-Times joins Waddle and Silvy to discuss his latest observations from Halas Hall.

Marquee Sports Network's Boog Sciambi joins Waddle and Silvy to recap Cubs and Sox. Then, the guys run through Waddle's World.

Waddle and Silvy react to another classic chapter in the Crosstown Series rivalry. They discuss the ascension of Pete Crow-Armstrong and Will Venable's decision-making.

Voice of the White Sox Len Kasper joins Waddle and Silvy to preview the Crosstown Classic. Then, they run through Aki's A-List and handout their toasts of the game from the Bears preseason game.

Waddle and Silvy turn their focus toward Sox-Cubs ahead of a massive rivalry series. Then, they recap the weekend with the Good, the Bad and the Dirty.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by ESPN's Louis Riddick before they run through Waddle's World.

Waddle and Silvy react to the Bears' 34-10 win over the Cleveland Browns. They discuss what they saw from the left tackle position and Waddle Shares his film observations. Plus, they try to figure out what in the world is up with Kyler Gordon.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by broadcaster and voice of the Detroit Tigers Jason Benetti. Then, they run through Aki's A-List and set your weekend viewing with What to Watch For

Waddle and Silvy get some complaints off their chests in Quick Bitch before they run through Waddle's World. Then, they get a surprise appearance from Barstool Big Cat on the Ben Devine situation.

Waddle and Silvy discuss the arrival of the first Bears Friday of the season and what they want to see from the Bears as they face the Cleveland Browns.

Waddle and Silvy continue their FAFO sesh at Halas Hall and discuss the latest on the Bears, Cubs and White Sox.

Waddle and Silvy are live at Halas Hall to FAFO after the Bears brass met the media regarding training camp and their stadium project. Then, they are joined by Rick Sutcliffe to discuss the Cubs' NL Central chances and his attendance at Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's wedding.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Jeff Joniak live at Halas Hall before they run through Aki's A-List.

Waddle and Silvy are live at Halas Hall to react to what Kevin Warren and George McCaskey had to say regarding the Bears stadium project.

Jesse Rogers joins Waddle and Silvy before they run through Aki's A-List

Waddle and Silvy remember a big day in Chicago sports history in Tales From the Stylist's Chair. Then, they're joined by Courtney Cronin for her observations at Halas Hall.

Waddle and Silvy break down the latest from the Bears, Cubs and White Sox before they run through Waddle's World. Then, they play Florida or Ohio.

Waddle and Silvy react to Dan Pompei's profile of Ben Johnson in The Athletic and why they're even more fired up about the Bears head coach.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Michael Wilbon for their weekly conversation. Then, they talk to Tom Thayer for a Bears practice recap and his observations from a big day of practice.

Waddle and Silvy continue analyzing the fallout from the Coby Bryant injury before they're joined by Courtney Cronin. Then, they share their updated Chicago baseball power rankings.

Waddle and Silvy react to the devastating news that Coby Bryant is out 4-6 months and why it is such a massive loss for the Bears. Then, they run through Waddle's World.

Waddle and Silvy are live at Halas Hall! They discuss the week ahead for the Bears and hear from Ben Johnson, where he announces Coby Bryant will be out 4-6 months.

Waddle and Hoodie break down the young up and comers on the Bears roster before running through Aki's A-List

Waddle and Hoodie get a surprise visit from Carmen DeFalco before they recap the weekend with the Good, the Bad and the Dirty.

Hoodie and Waddle discuss a gritty win from the White Sox and get weird in Waddle's World.