Chet Coppock is back for another episode of "Coppock on Sports" thanks to the the support of the Chicago transportation veterans at American Taxi! Speaking of veterans, Coppock makes a plea for veteran Bears wide receiver Johnny Knox to walk away from the game of football following his horrific injury last year!

American Taxi gets rave reviews as Chicago's premier transportation company! Meanwhile, Chet Coppock has rave reviews for new Bears WR Brandon Marshall as an athlete and a football player. But Coppock warns that signing any big-name wide receiver carries the huge risk that you just let a powder-keg diva into your locker room.

Coppock On Sports is back and American Taxi is riding shotgun! Everybody assumes Peyton Manning will be under center next year with a new NFL team, but Chet Coppock has some advice for Mr. Manning that involves a broadcast booth powerplay and Troy Aikman's cardboard dull personality.

It's time for more "Sports Court" with ESPN legal expert Lester Munson and host Chet Coppock! On the docket... Should Jerry Sandusky get time with the grandkids? Is a Kim Kardashian promotion a sign of the apocalypse? And what does Big Ten commish Jim Delany really want? Plus more!

Listen up White Sox fans, it's time for a chat with Chet and the transportation specialists at American Taxi. Mr. Coppock wants to warn you that the PR and marketing folks for the pale hose have completely lost their minds. "Appreciate the Game???" Are you kidding me?!?!?

Host Chet Coppock remembers broadcast icon Don Cornelius, who died at age 75 last week. As the mastermind behind the dance show "Soul Train," Cornelius was a remarkable promoter who understood exactly what his black -- and white -- audiences wanted. A musical P.T. Barnum.

Chet Coppock tells the pen and mic club of Chicago to pipe down about the fact that new Bears GM Phil Emery is not Johnny Carson when it comes to public speaking. Let the man do his job and go get some players! And next time you need a ride in Chicago, check out American Taxi!

Is it possible to head off the beaten path by 180 degrees? Host Chet Coppock attempts to as he recounts the tale of the "Gangsta of Love", a third-rate professional wrestler who was recently sentenced to 32 years in prison for having sex with multiple women without telling them he was HIV-positive.

Chet Coppock -- brought to you by the fine folks at American Taxi -- says Detroit's decision to sign Prince Fielder for $214 million is one of the worst deals in the history of Major League Baseball. Tigers fans will know exactly how Cubs fans feel about Alfonso Soriano in a couple years!

In this episode of "Coppock on Sports" host Chet Coppock takes the temperature of hardball fans in the Windy City, and gets the chills. Can you remember an off-season with less interest in BOTH Chicago's MLB clubs? You think Theo-mania will last? You think Adam Dunn has started hitting the ball?