The Fire are still passengers in their own games and we still mostly just want to talk about College Football 25 instead.

Adnan spends the entire episode reminding all of us that Early Access to College Football 25 is open. But also, the Euros, Copa, and even the Fire in their own way are done for the summer.

The Fire does Fire things, England and Canada are in the semifinals of their tournaments, and one of us had an existential crisis again. This is Sad Bois.

For once, Adnan's the one being bullied. But really, everyone's struggling. Despite putting on a good fight, most of the fun Euros teams lost. And the Fire are back to sucking out loud in the second half of games again.

But at least we got a special guest in our second half.

This week, the Bois talk about trains, kung fu kicks, and the failures of the Chicago Fire's fan base.

The Fire have won two games in a row. This is certainly a development. Also, Jiggly leaves in the middle of the episode to go get tacos.

The Fire didn't play, barely anything happened. So Jiggly gets to read off a list of names while Adnan tries not to fall asleep!

Look, things got weird this week. The Fire actually won a game and there's a Canadian team in the Stanley Cup Finals.

This week, Alex Calabrese comes along to bring some joy into the Sad Bois episode. This was not taken very well, but that did mean a detailed discussion of Chelsea and the Fire's potential coaching changes.

It is Monday. Klopas is still coach.

How?

With special guest, Nick.