Chicago Sports Rush

Dan McNeil is joined by former Chicago Bears QB Erik Kramer about his eventful path to the NFL and playing for the Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears. Plus, the two look ahead to Week 8 for the Lions and Bears and discuss what changes each team made that were important for their upcoming matchup.

The Bears looked like the team people thought they would be against a Raiders team that limped into Soldier Field. Danny McNeil give his instant reaction to the solid Bears victory.

Danny Mac is joined by Former Raiders Offensive Lineman and current Raiders radio voice Lincoln Kennedy to preview this week's matchup. They discuss some Raiders history, and what to expect this week in a battle between two backup QBs.

Dan McNeil sits down to talk to former Chicago Bears Quarterback Jim McMahon about his recent launch of his cannabis company Revenant. McMahon talks about his disagreements with the NFL during his career and how he is trying to help professional athletes see their life after football.

Dan McNeil breaks down another disappointing NFC North loss for the Bears. Justin Fields goes down with a thumb injury and rookie back-up Tyson Bagent falls short in his comeback efforts. Will the Bears use this as an opportunity to showcase Bagent for the rest of this lost season?

The Chicago Blackhawks are back, but Dan McNeil questions whether or not the young prospect Connor Bedard is being overhyped. In comparison to previous prospects, Bedard-Mania is a little over the top. Plus, Justin Fields cannot seem to make anyone happy.

Dan McNeil is back to cover all the latest news in Week 5 of the NFL. The Chicago Bears seem to finally shift in how they are playing as a team, and young quarterbacks like Brock Purdy are making a name for themselves. Tyreek Hill proves that he is an MVP contender as he leads the Dolphins to another victory.

After weeks of disappointment, the Bears come to life in Washington. Dan McNeil breaks down the game and gives his post-game reaction.

The Chicago Bears blow a 21-point lead to lose spectacularly to the Denver Broncos as the franchise sinks to surprising lows. Dan McNeil gives his instant reaction to the loss & what is left for the season.

In this episode of the Danny Mac Podcast, Dan McNeil discusses the Chicago Bears' disappointing performance against the Denver Broncos. The Bears had a 28-7 lead late in the third quarter but ended up losing the game 31-28. Mack criticizes the team's decision-making, including not capitalizing on opportunities near midfield before halftime and going for it on fourth down instead of attempting a field goal.

Mac highlights the positive aspects of the Bears' performance, such as quarterback Justin Fields' impressive day, where he threw for four touchdowns and had a 132.7 passer rating. However, Fields' turnovers and the defense's inability to create turnovers have been ongoing issues for the team.

Mac also questions the impact of the high-profile free-agent signings made by Bears general manager Ryan Poles, noting that some of these players have not lived up to expectations. The defense's inability to get sacks and takeaways is a concern for McNeil.

Danny Mac expresses doubt about the Bears' future and the assumption that a high draft pick in the next NFL draft will automatically solve their problems. He also mentions his intention to fade the Bears in his betting decisions for the rest of the season. The podcast episode provides a critical analysis of the Bears' performance and raises questions about the team's direction.

"I just, I had a feeling they were gonna blow it and squander such a wonderful game from the quarterback Justin Fields ... He was so good: 16 of 16 to get it started. That's a Bears record. His only incompletion of the first half is on the Hail Mary at the end and three touchdowns in the first half."

"It's time for the Bears President to find out how much muscle he really has. Matt Eberflus is not the right guy."

Dan McNeil is joined by former three-time NFL Super Bowl Champion Mark Schlereth to understand the nearly record-breaking Denver Broncos loss against the Miami Dolphins. McNeil and Schlereth look ahead to the Bears versus Broncos Sunday game. How will the two teams with the worst records thus far play against each other?