In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Dan Durkin of the Athletic to discuss what he has saw on tape from Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky before he was injured. Durkin also discussed the evaluation process for NFL quarterbacks. Later, Ostrowski asked whether you'd rather be the Cubs or Cardinals this season. The Cubs didn't make the playoffs, but the Cardinals were in the process of bowing out in embarrassing fashion against the Nationals in the NLCS.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show reacting to the Packers' 23-22 win against the Lions on Monday night, which got him wondering this: Who's the worst team in the NFC North? He asked listeners for their thoughts as well.

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Dave Sharapan of CG Technology to discuss his favorite plays in the NFL this weekend. Later, 670 executive producer and hockey expert Jay Zawaski joined the show to discuss the Blackhawks' loss to the Flyers in their season opener in Prague on Friday afternoon and what he liked and disliked in Chicago's performance.

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by former Bears receiver Earl Bennett to discuss his new podcast venture, his playing days with the organization and what he thinks of the current team. Bennett compared the Bears' quarterback situation to the one he endured with Jay Cutler and Josh McCown in his time with the team and explained why he believes Chase Daniel is a better fit than Mitchell Trubisky for coach Matt Nagy's system.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Las Vegas radio host and former Raiders pregame and post host Adam Candee to preview the matchup between Chicago and Oakland on Sunday. Candee also broke down why coach Jon Gruden and the Raiders traded star edge rusher Khalil Mack to the Bears in 2018 and if Oakland fans miss Mack.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show discussing the feeling around the NFL that teams should know if they have a franchise quarterback by the third year of that player's career and how it pertains to the Bears' Mitchell Trubisky, on whom the verdict isn't good so far. Ostrowski discussed where Trubisky struggles and what the Bears' other options might be moving forward. He also listened in to some sound from Robert Mays of the Ringer on the Bernstein & McKnight Show explaining why Trubisky isn't a franchise quarterback.

In the final hour, Joe Ostrowski discussed the Cubs' managerial search and listened to a clip of Joe Girardi campaigning for the job himself during an interview on the Mully & Haugh Show earlier in the day. Ostrowski also replayed a clip of Astros television analyst Geoff Blum discussing Houston bench coach Joe Espada's candidacy.

In the third hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by PropSwap.com found Ian Epstein to discuss his company and what the advantages are of using his site to get rid of a losing bet or to hedge a potential winner.

In the second hour, Joe Ostrowski was joined by Maury Brown of Forbes to discuss the history of MLB teams forming their own television networks and what he thinks the Cubs' venture of the Marquee Network. What are the benefits and pitfalls of such endeavors? Later, Ostrowski asked listeners if they'd buy a television package that includes a price increase just for the Marquee Network.

Joe Ostrowski opened his show discussing the mystery surrounding Bears linebacker Roquan Smith's absence in a win against the Vikings and his declaration that he'll return to play against the Raiders this Sunday. Later, former White Sox infielder and current Astros television analyst Geoff Blum joined the show to discuss the Cubs' managerial search, including why Houston bench coach Joe Espada would be a good choice for Chicago.