In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski listened and reacted to a few national analysts sharing their thoughts on the Bears' struggling offense and what its outlook is entering the second half of the season. Later, Ostrowski replayed the best of his interview with Dan Back of RotoGrinders earlier in the day on his Bet Sweats show on Radio.com Sports.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski welcomed on 1250 The Fan morning drive host/producer Ryan Horvat from Milwaukee to discuss what the hell is going on with the Packers, how Wisconsin's football program is handling its massive COVID-19 outbreak and what he's most excited about betting wise this week. Later, Ostrowski let you experience an all-time rant from Radio.com Sports football analyst and 670 The Score contributor Michael Lombardi on his podcast as he brought the flamethrower with him in discussing the Bears.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by going in-depth on the Bears' overtime loss to the Saints on Sunday. Are the Bears truly finding themselves in real trouble? Should they consider going back to Mitchell Trubisky at quarterback? Later, with election night in full swing, Ostrowski posed this question to listeners: If you were to elect one player to stay from each of the major Chicago sports teams for the next four years, whom would you choose?

In the final hour, Zach Zaidman was joined by Kevin Fishbain of the Athletic to preview the Bears-Saints game Sunday. Later, Zaidman took calls from Score listeners to get their reactions to the White Sox's hiring of Tony La Russa as their new manager, the expectations for the Bears against the Saints and more.

In the second hour, Zach Zaidman was joined by Score baseball insider Bruce Levine to discuss the Cubs' decision to decline left-hander Jon Lester's $25-million option for 2021 and more. Former Bears offensive lineman Jermon Bushrod then joined the show to reflect on his NFL career and to discuss how Chicago's offensive line can improve against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. Later, Fox 32 television host and analyst Lou Canellis joined the program to discuss the latest Bears storylines and the White Sox's hiring of Tony La Russa as their new manager.