In the second hour of an abbreviated program, Anthony Herron turned the conversation to the Bulls. Ricky O'Donnell of SB Nation joined the show to discuss Bulls star DeMar DeRozan's spectacular season, Billy Donovan's chances at winning Coach of the Year and more. Herron closed the show by sympathizing with Bulls star guard Zach Lavine over his nagging injuries.

Anthony Herron opened his show by sharing his thoughts on the Rams' win against the Bengals in Super Bowl LVI, the star-studded halftime show and meat-filled snacks (much to the chagrin of vegetarian producer Brian Callahan). After that, Shaun King of VSIN joined the show to give his thoughts on the big game.

In his second hour, Anthony Herron shifts his attention to the Super Bowl matchup between the Rams and Bengals. Rams radio play-by-play voice JB Long hops on to give some insight on the team the Rams have built to get to this point. Herron stays on later than planned so he can see if Bears legend Devin Hester is getting into the Pro Football Hall of Fame...the news as it turns out was not what the crew was hoping for.

Anthony Herron spends much of his first hour examining the Bulls not making a move at the NBA trade deadline. Bulls TV play-by-play announcer Adam Amin joins the show to off his thoughts on why the Bulls stood pat.

In the final hour, Hub Arkush was joined by Eric Edholm of Yahoo Sports to discuss which NFL Draft prospects stood out at the Senior Bowl. Later, Joe Cowley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the Bulls' recent struggles, including a loss to the Suns on Monday.

In the second hour, Hub Arkush was joined by Athletic writer and Score contributor Dan Pompei to discuss the latest Bears storylines and former Dolphins coach Brian Flores' racial discrimination lawsuit against the NFL. Later, legal expert Nora Walsh joined the show to dig deeper into Flores' lawsuit and explain it further.