Best Of The Score

In the second hour, Chris Rongey and Mike Esposito were joined by Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago to discuss the latest Bulls storylines, including their improving COVID-19 situation and how they managed to play well despite having a shorthanded roster lately.

In the first hour, Chris Rongey and Mike Esposito were joined by Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times to preview the Bears-Seahawks game Sunday.

Mike Mulligan and Patrick Mannelly reacted to the Bears' 45-30 loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night and took calls from listeners on the game.

In the final hour, Mike Mulligan, Patrick Mannelly and Olin Kreutz were joined by Dan Pompei of the Athletic as they all shared their predictions for who will win the Bears-Packers game Sunday night.

In the second hour, Mike Mulligan, Patrick Mannelly and Olin Kreutz were joined by WBBM sideline reporter Mark Grote to share the inactives list for the Bears-Packers game Sunday night.

In the first hour of the Bears pregame show, Mike Mulligan, Patrick Mannelly and Olin Kreutz were joined by Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel to share a scouting report on the Packers. He also discussed Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers' toe injury and his relationship with the organization.

In his final hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by former Packers safety and 1250 The Fan contributor LeRoy Butler to preview the Chicago-Green Bay matchup Sunday night. Later, the crew replayed NFL Network correspondent Stacey Dales' interview on The Score earlier in the day in which she discussed the keys to the Bears-Packers game.

In the third hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Score teammate Cody Westerlund to discuss the Bulls' COVID-19 outbreak, as they now have nine players -- including star Zach LaVine -- in the health and safety protocols.

In his second hour, Ramie Makhlouf was joined by Score football insider Hub Arkush to preview the Bears-Packers game Sunday night and to discuss the futures of Chicago coach Matt Nagy and general manager Ryan Pace. After that, Makhlouf asked listeners if the Bears-Packers matchup is even much of a rivalry at this point in their eyes.

Ramie Makhlouf opened his show by previewing the Bears-Packers game Sunday night and discussing what to make -- if anything -- of a CBS Sports report claiming that former Chicago defensive end and current coaching agent Trace Armstrong has discussed a management position with the franchise.

In his last hour, Zach Zaidman was joined by NFL Network reporter Stacey Dales to discuss the report that the Bears reached out to former defensive end and current coaching agent Trace Armstrong about a management position in Chicago. Armstrong quickly denied the report. After that, Bears Radio analyst Tom Thayer joined the show to preview Chicago's game at Green Bay on Sunday night. Later, Zaidman reacted to the news that Bulls guard Zach LaVine and wing Troy Brown Jr. have each landed in the NBA's health and safety protocols, bringing the team's total to nine players sidelined for that reason.

In his second hour, Zach Zaidman shifted the conversation to college basketball, as he was joined by DePaul coach Tony Stubblefield to discuss the Blue Demons' strong 8-1 start to the season. Later, Kevin Fishbain of the Athletic joined the show to discuss whether the Bears have a chance to beat the Packes on Sunday night.

Zach Zaidman opened his show by setting the table for Bears-Packers matchup Sunday night. He also reacted to a report that the Bears had a discussion with former defensive end and current coaching agent Trace Armstrong about a management position in Chicago. After that, Brad Biggs of the Tribune joined the show to preview the Bears-Packers game and to share his take on the report about Armstrong. Later, Score morning host David Haugh joined the program to discuss the latest Bears storylines.

In the final hour, Mike Mulligan, Patrick Mannelly and Olin Kreutz were joined by Dan Pompei of the Athletic as they all shared their predictions for who will win the Bears-Cardinals game. 

In the second hour, Mike Mulligan, Patrick Mannelly and Olin Kreutz were joined by WBBM sideline reporter Mark Grote to discuss the inactives list and injury outlook for the Bears-Cardinals matchup.

Mike Mulligan, Patrick Mannelly and Olin Kreutz opened the pregame show by discussing how to fix the Bears' offense. Later, Bob McManaman of the Arizona Republic joined the show to preview the Bears-Cardinals matchup and to explain what makes Arizona so special this season.

In their final hour, Anthony Herron and Olin Kreutz discussed Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields' rib injury and what comes next for the team after a 16-13 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday dropped Chicago to 3-7.

In their first hour, Anthony Herron and Olin Kreutz reacted to the Bears' 16-13 loss to the Ravens on Sunday afternoon and opened up the phone lines to let listeners share their thoughts.

In the second and final hour, Mike Mulligan and Patrick Mannelly opened up the phone lines to let listeners weigh in on the Bears' 16-13 loss to the Ravens.

Mike Mulligan and Patrick Mannelly opened their postgame show by reacting to the Bears' heartbreaking 16-13 loss to the Ravens on Sunday afternoon at Soldier Field.