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Plus, Jason discusses the White Sox and David Montgomery’s injury

By Jason Goff
Detroit Lions v Chicago Bears Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images


Jason opens up by saluting the Bears coaching staff for getting back to the basics during their 24-14 victory over the Lions at Soldier Field (0:30). After waxing poetic about Soldier Field and what it means to Chicago, Jason shared his experiences in the stands during the game (12:00). We open up the voicemail line and hear your concerns on David Montgomery’s injury and the Bears going forward (23:00). Following the game, Matt Nagy refused to clearly address the play-calling situation; Jason can relate to saying too much when you don’t have to (38:00). Jason closes the show by saluting the Chicago Sky and their recent playoff success, and Chris Tannehill tells us what we should be worried about regarding the White Sox and what should excite us as the postseason begins (46:00).

Host: Jason Goff
Producers: Steve Ceruti and Chris Tannehill

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