Dan Hampton, Pro Football Hall of Famer, joins Bob Sirott and Dave Eanet to share his thoughts on how the Bears played in the pre-season and whether it will translate well into the regular season. He wraps the interview by wishing Eanet well as he steps away from the Morning Show.

Listen to Dan Hampton, Ed O’Bradovich and Andy Masur before AND after every Bears game this season, and don’t forget to tune into their season preview special this Sunday from 4 to 6pm.

Dan Hampton, Ed O’Bradovich, and Andy Masur react to the Chicago Bears 2025 Draft Class.

ROUND 1, 10th OVERALL: Michigan TE Colston Loveland

ROUND 2, 39TH OVERALL: Missouri WR Luther Burden III

ROUND 2, 56TH OVERALL: Boston College OL Ozzy Trapilo

ROUND 2, 62ND OVERALL: Texas A&M DL Shemar Turner

ROUND 4, 132ND OVERALL: Maryland LB Ruben Hyppolite II

ROUND 5, 169TH OVERALL: UTSA DB Zah Frazier

ROUND 6, 195TH OVERALL: Michigan State OL Luke Newman

ROUND 7, 233rd OVERALL: Rutgers RB Kyle Monangai

Former Chicago Bears defensive tackle Steve ‘Mongo’ McMichael died at age 67 yesterday, following a battle with ALS. Dan Hampton spent plenty of time with McMichael. They played on the same defensive line; played in the same band; and after McMichael’s induction last August, they’re both belong to an exclusive club: the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Hampton joined Bob Sirott and Andy Masur to share some of his favorite memories of ‘Mongo’.

Dan Hampton, Pro Football Hall of Famer, joins Bob Sirott and Andy Masur to breakdown the Philadelphia Eagles 40-22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX. Hampton reacts to the the comparisons being made to the defensive performance he and his Chicago Bears teammates had in their dominant win against the Patriots 39 years ago. He also takes time to shares his thoughts on the tragic passing of longtime owner and matriarch of the Chicago Bears Virginia McCaskey, as well as former Bears head coach Dick Jauron.

The Chicago Bears won their first (and only) Super Bowl 39 years ago yesterday. Dan Hampton, an anchor for the dominant defense that led to that championship, joins Bob Sirott and Dave Eanet to preview Super Bowl LIX. The Pro Football Hall of Famer breaks down the results of the AFC and NFC Championship games and shares his thoughts on Ben Johnson’s coaching staff, as well as the ad for Uber Eats that has a Bears theme.

Dan Hampton, Ed O’Bradovich, and Andy Masur react to the Chicago Bears’ 24-22 victory over the Green Bay Packers in the 2024-2025 season finale.

The Bears started the game at the frigid Lambeau Field, playing like they had nothing to lose. With star wide receiver DJ Moore back to receive a punt in the first quarter, he drew everybody’s attention, allowing Josh Blackwell to steal a touchdown completely unnoticed.

The historic rivals continued to throw punches at each other as the game continued. Early in the fourth quarter, with the Bears leading 14-13, Caleb Williams hit Moore on a screen pass, which he took 32 yards for a touchdown. Interim Head Coach Thomas Brown kept the offense on the field, looking to go up two scores with a 2-point conversion.

The attempt was unsuccessful, but a penalty against Green Bay gave the Bears another shot at the points, this time from the 1-yard line. Instead, Brown sent out the kicking unit, and Santos kicked the extra point, keeping the contest as just a one-possession difference.
After the teams traded punts, the Packers found the end zone thanks to an impressive drive from backup quarterback Malik Willis, with starter Jordan Love injuring his hand earlier in the game. On Green Bay’s 2-point try, the ball slipped out of Willis’ hand, and the score was held with Chicago still in front.

The Bears’ offense took it down to the 2-minute warning, but a DJ Moore fumble gave the Packers the ball at midfield with a chance to take a late lead. Bears fans were ready to witness another unfathomable loss in this long season. Kicker Brandon McManus drilled a 55-yard field goal in freezing conditions to give his team a 22-21 lead.

Williams and the Bears had just 48 seconds to get into Cairo Santos’ field goal range and attempt to steal the win. The rookie used the spacing on the field well to advance the ball, setting up a 51-yard try with two seconds remaining. Santos knocked it through as time expired, and the Bears’ 10-game drought was washed away.

The Bears finished the 24-25 NFL season with a record of 5-12 (1-5 in Divisional games). Thank you to all the fans, listeners, and callers who contributed to the show. We will see you for the 2025 NFL Draft Special.

Dan Hampton, Ed O’Bradovich, and Andy Masur react to the Chicago Bears’ 6-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, which is the Bears’ 10th straight loss.

The Hamp & O’B Show returns for the final game of the 2024 NFL Season, as the Bears (4-12) head to Lambeau Field against the Green Bay Packers (11-4) on Sunday, Jan. 5 with the time still to be announced. Check the WGN Radio upcoming programming schedule for updates.

Dan Hampton, Ed O’Bradovich, and Andy Masur react to the Chicago Bears’ 34-17 loss to the Detroit Lions, the Bears 9th straight loss.

The Hamp & O’B Show returns on Thursday, December 26th, as the Bears (4-11) host the Seattle Seahawks. The Pregame show is from 6 p.m. to kickoff. The postgame show with highlights and reactions is from 10:30 p.m. to Midnight.

Dan Hampton, Ed O’Bradovich, and Andy Masur react to the Chicago Bears’ Monday Night Football loss to the Minnesota Vikings 30-12 in Minneapolis.

The Bears’ losing streak has now extended to 8 games, having not won a game since beating the Jacksonville Jaguars on Oct. 13 in London. The Bears failed a 4th down conversion on their opening drive, and the offense never picked up, not reaching the end zone until late in the 4th quarter.

The Hamp & O’B Show returns on Sunday, December 22nd, as the Bears (4-10) host the Detroit Lions (12-2). These teams last met on Thanksgiving in Matt Eberflus’ final game as Chicago’s head coach. The Pregame show is from 11 a.m. to kickoff. the Postgame show with highlights and reactions is from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Dan Hampton, Ed O’Bradovich, and Andy Masur react to the Chicago Bears draining defeat to the San Francisco 49ers 38-13.

The Bears still struggle to find a way to win a game on the road, marking 20 straight losses away from Soldier Field. In Thomas Brown’s first game as interim head coach, the Bears stumbled out the gate and stayed flat for the rest of the game. Chicago totaled just four net yards of offense in the first half, compared to 319 from the 49ers. Rookie wideout Rome Odunze added two touchdown receptions, but ultimately, the offense stalled out.

The Hamp & O’B Show returns on Monday, December 16th, as the Bears (4-9) head to Minnesota for a showdown with the Vikings (11-2). The Pregame show is from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., and the Postgame show with highlights and reactions is from 10:30 p.m. to midnight.