In the second hour, Rick Camp and Herb Lawrence turned their attention to the White Sox, who have had a busy offseason. They were joined by James Fox of the Future Sox podcast to discuss the White Sox signing star prospect Luis Robert to a long-term contract extension and more. Later, Lawrence explained why the White Sox could've signed star third baseman Manny Machado last offseason and still accomplished what they're doing this winter.

Sitting in for Joe Ostrowski, Rick Camp and Herb Lawrence started their show by discussing the Bears and safety Eddie Jackson agreeing to a four-year contract extension that includes $33 million guaranteed for Jackson. They then continued the Bears talk by asking listeners what move the team could make in the offseason to get you excited about the franchise in 2020.

In the final hour, Rick Canp and Herb Lawrence were joined by Jim Trotter of the NFL Network to discuss the latest storylines around the league, including the Falcons' decision to retain coach Dan Quinn for 2020 and which teams will be on the search for a new coach this offseason. They also discussed the NFL's top-100 list.

In the third hour, Rick Camp and Herb Lawrence welcomed on McNeil & Parkins executive producer Nick Shepkowski to preview the College Football Playoff semifinals Saturday. They discussed if Clemson can repeat as national champions and also Notre Dame's first ever meeting with Iowa State before Shepkowski shared his most intriguing bowl matchup.

In the second hour, Rick Camp and Herb Lawrence were joined by Dave Williams of Barstool Sports Chicago -- known as White Sox Dave -- to discuss the White Sox's busy offseason, which included the recent addition of designated hitter Edwin Encarnacion. The guys then discussed the glory of the western suburbs before having some Bulls conversation.

Rick Camp and Herb Lawrence opened their show by discussing the Bears' future after a disappointing season. They pondered a main question: Of general manager Ryan Pace, coach Matt Nagy and quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, who will be the first to exit?

In the final hour, Mark Grote and Arthur Arkush turned their Bears discussion to edge rusher Leonard Floyd, whose position coach recently came to his defense regarding his play this season. Later, the guys weighed in with their thoughts as the NFL continues to release its top 100 players of all time -- they believe Terrell Owens being left of the list is a major mistake.

In the third hour, Mark Grote and Arthur Arkush were joined by WBBM pregame and postgame show analyst Jay Hilgenberg to discuss what's gone wrong for the Bears' offensive line this season. Later, the guys discussed rookie running back David Montgomery's performance. Montgomery has had a disappointing season, but Grote  believes he will be a great runner for the Bears.

In the second hour, Mark Grote and Arthur Arkush were joined by Carrington Harrison of 610 Sports Radio in Kansas City to preview the Bears-Chiefs game Sunday. Later, the guys dove into the Bears' quarterback situation and what might happen with Mitchell Trubisky going forward.

Filling in for Joe Ostrowski, Mark Grote and Arthur Arkush opened their show by previewing the Bears-Chiefs game Sunday, which has plenty of storylines even with Chicago eliminated from playoff contention. Score reporter Chris Emma then joined the show to discuss the Bears-Chiefs game and what Chicago coach Matt Nagy needs to do to fix the offense in the offseason.