Joe Ostrowski opened his show his analyzing what he has heard from the Bears organization over the past couple of days after it retained general manager Ryan Pace and coach Matt Nagy. We've heard a lot of messaging from the Bears' leaders, but what kind of message should fans be sending back to the organization about their plans for the future? Ostrowski also took calls from Score listeners on the subject.

In the final hour, Hub Arkush spent the entire time taking calls and reacting to texts from Bears fans after news broke that defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano is set to retire and with the fate of the organization's top leaders still unclear with no official word from the team. Arkush also shared some of the candidates who could be available to become the Bears' next defensive coordinator.

In the second hour, Hub Arkush reacted to the breaking news that Bears defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano plans to retire and that general manager Ryan Pace and coach Matt Nagy are expected to return for the 2021 season. After that, Joe Cowley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the Bulls' 4-7 start and his beloved Pittsburgh Steelers crumbling in a playoff loss Sunday. Later, Arkush took more Bears calls from listeners.

Sitting in for Joe Ostrowski, Hub Arkush opened his show by discussing the hottest topic in Chicago sports this week -- what does the future hold for Bears general manager Ryan Pace and coach Matt Nagy? After that, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss what's next for the Bears before reacting to the breaking news that defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano plans to retire. Later, Arkush took Bears calls from listeners.

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski posed a question to listeners that he shared on Twitter a night before. Of the Bears' leaders, who's doing the best job -- chairman George McCaskey, president Ted Phillips, general manager Ryan Pace or coach Matt Nagy? Ostrowski then read some of the best reactions and responses before sharing his own opinion. Later, Ostrowski took more calls and listened to sound from Tribune reporter Brad Biggs' interview on the Mully & Haugh Show discussing the Bears' future.