In the third hour, Mark Grote and Herb Lawrence discussed the remaining quarterbacks available in free agency and on the trade market and decided which one would fit the Bears the best. Later, they debated whether Ryan Pace is still the best option to serve as the Bears' general manager.

In the second hour, Mark Grote and Herb Lawrence continued breaking down the Bears' addition of tight end Jimmy Graham on a two-year deal in free agency. Later, Patrick Finley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss whom the Bears will turn their attention to next after agreeing to terms with Graham.

Sitting in for Joe Ostrowski, Mark Grote and Herb Lawrence opened their show by discussing the latest NFL free agency news and rumors. They then reacted to the breaking news that the Bears reached a two-year agreement with tight end Jimmy Graham. Later, Score teammate Chris Emma joined the show to break down the impact of the Bears' addition of Graham and discuss the other NFL storylines of the day.

In the final hour, Rick Camp and Herb Lawrence welcomed on BeefLoaf from The 108 (@FromThe108 on Twitter) to discuss the #108Tourney. The guys then debated the best condiment before later reacting to news coming out of Las Vegas about the Raiders being interested in drafting a quarterback.

In the third hour, Rick Camp and Herb Lawrence continued to discuss the top five games that they'd want to watch on replay on television now that sporting events have been cancelled and postponed amid the coronavirus pandemic. Lawrence shared his list. Eli Hershkovich of Radio.com Sports then joined the show to discuss his dejection with March Madness being cancelled. Later, Lawrence gave  his plea for The 108 Tournament.

In the second hour, Rick Camp and Herb Lawrence were joined by Patrick Schmidt of FanSided to discuss what sports fans could watch on Netflix now that no live sports will be airing on television for a while. The guys then discussed Esports and if they will see a bump in popularity with no traditional live sports airing. Later, Camp shared the top five games that he would want to see on replay.

Filling in for Joe Ostrowski, Rick Camp and Herb Lawrence opened their show by discussing the UIC Flames firing basketball coach Steve McClain before Lawrence derailed that topic by turning his attention to Illinois football. Score football expert Hub Arkush then joined the show to discuss Bears linebacker Danny Trevathan signing a three-year contract extension, defensive lineman Roy Robertson-Harris being retained and more. Later, the guys discussed the possibility of playing sporting events without spectators.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski listened to audio from the Cubs Talk Podcast on NBC Sports Chicago in which guest Mark Simon of Info Soluation discussed Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant's defensive ability at the position. Is Bryant bad defensively? Ostrowski then continued to react to the latest news of how the coronavirus is affecting the sports world before discussing whether the White Sox can reach some of their lofty goals this season. Later, Ostrowski reacted to the Jazz-Thunder game getting cancelled due to Utah center Rudy Gobert testing positive for the coronavirus.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show by discussing how the coronavirus is affecting our everyday lives and the sports world. He took calls on the topic from listeners and fans who will no longer be allowed to attend a wide range of sporting events.

In the final hour, Mark Grote and Julie DiCaro debated whether the Cubs' championship window has closed as the start of the 2020 season looms. Many are down on the Cubs' outlook, but DiCaro was quick to remind of all the talent on the roster. Later, they turned their attention back to the Bears, pondering once again what quarterback they might add to the mix.