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Mark Grote opened his show by recounting a long day covering the Bears at Halas Hall, which included getting reaction to a Patch.com story that reported coach Matt Nagy will be fired after Chicago's game at Detroit on Thursday. Does that story have merit? Later, Adam Hoge of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to discuss Nagy's future.

In his final hour, Rick Camp continued the Bulls conversation as he looked at how the team has been built, which leaves little wiggle room for acquiring future talent. The show closed with Campy asking a question. Which condiment must go -- barbeque sauce, ranch, ketchup or hot sauce?

In his second hour, Rick Camp did a deep dive on the numbers and trends for the Bulls early in this season. He also asked listeners what they're appreciating the most about the team. Later, Campy and producer Adam Studzinski realized they're in the generation that's being targeted for nostalgia right now.

Rick Camp opened his show by sharing what he has appreciated the most about the Bulls during their 10-4 start to the season. Later, Score analyst Anthony Herron joined the show to discuss how the Bears should attack Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson this Sunday.

In the final hour of the Miller Lite Top Draft show, Anthony Herron conducted a segment called #AsKBriggs to help listeners get to know more about former Bears linebacker Lance Briggs.