In the second hour, Mike Esposito was joined by Score morning host David Haugh to reflect on the life and legacy of Jeff Dickerson, a beloved ESPN reporter who passed away Tuesday at 44. The two shared heartfelt memories of him. Later, Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago joined the show to discuss the latest Bulls storylines.

Mike Esposito opened his show by remembering the life of Jeff Dickerson, a beloved ESPN reporter who passed away Tuesday at 44. After that, Score reporter Bruce Levine joined the show to pay his respects to Dickerson and reflect on his legacy. Later, the crew replayed NFL analyst Sage Rosenfels' interview on the Bernstein & Rahimi Show in which he discussed the latest Bears storylines.

In his final hour, Hub Arkush continued to take more Bears calls from listeners. Later, he replayed Score host Anthony Herron's recent interview with Dr. Bill Morice of the Mayo Clinic in which he discussed COVID-19's impact on the NFL, NBA and NHL.

In his second hour, Hub Arkush was joined by Mark Potash of the Sun-Times to discuss Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields' development. Could Fields become the next Russell Wilson? Later, Joe Cowley of the Sun-Times joined the show to discuss the Bulls' strong play and their game against the Raptors on Wednesday getting postponed due to COVID-19 chaos.

Hub Arkush opened his show by taking calls on multiple Bears topics, ranging from the possibility of a management restructuring to the team's salary cap situation. Later, Eric Edholm of Yahoo Sports joined the show to discuss the Bears from a national perspective.