Spiegel & Holmes Show

In the second hour, Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel were joined by Score analyst and former Bears star center Olin Kreutz, who had a shocking revelation. The Bears offered him a $15-per-hour job back in 2018 to be a consultant who helped instruct their offensive line. We're not kidding. Kreutz also discussed what changes the Bears need to make at season's end.

Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel opened their show by welcoming on Bulls television color analyst Stacey King, who has returned to his broadcasting chair after a rough bout with COVID-19. King urged everyone to get the COVID-19 vaccine and also discussed the Bulls' continued strong play. What's their ceiling?

Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel were joined by good friend Dave Wannstedt, who's at home for the first time in a long time. We’re incredibly sad about it. But he’s drinking old-fashioneds, so all is well. What’s the future of the Chicago Bears organization come Monday? Wanny has a thought. Then, we throw a bunch of names at him to potentially be the Bears' next head coach and he loves all of them? How does this man know every single man personally? And, Wanny was the head coach of one of the late John Madden’s All-Madden teams!

It’s cold out, so let's talk to WGN Morning News meteorologist Paul Konrad.

Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel were joined by Yahoo Sports national writer Vinny Goodwill to talk hoops. Listen, it’s not often Goodwill compliments the Bulls. At least not on THIS show. And although he spent a few minutes doing just that, he also doesn’t think the Bulls are a team currently built for an NBA title. Would Pacers big man Myles Turner help that case? Yes, but the trade price would likely be Bulls youngsters Coby White and Patrick Williams as well as a pick. Hard pass!

In the final hour, Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel pondered what lies ahead for the Bears in the coming days. With Matt Nagy likely coaching his last game Sunday afternoon, let’s take a listen back to the last press conferences of Bears coaches who were fired. Notice some similarities? Then, Bulls executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas was on the Mully & Haugh Show earlier this morning. We hear some of that.

In the second hour, Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel were joined by Yahoo Sports national writer Vinny Goodwill to talk hoops. Listen, it’s not often Goodwill compliments the Bulls. At least not on THIS show. And although he spent a few minutes doing just that, he also doesn’t think the Bulls are a team currently built for an NBA title. Would Pacers big man Myles Turner help that case? Yes, but the trade price would likely be Bulls youngsters Coby White and Patrick Williams as well as a pick. Hard pass! Also, Danny didn’t follow our advice last night regarding throwing salt and dripping his faucets. Big surprise. Then, it’s cold out, so let’s talk to WGN Morning News meteorologist Paul Konrad.

In the third hour, Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel were joined by good friend Dave Wannstedt, who's at home for the first time in a long time. We’re incredibly sad about it. But he’s drinking old-fashioneds, so all is well. What’s the future of the Chicago Bears organization come Monday? Wanny has a thought. Then, we throw a bunch of names at him to potentially be the Bears' next head coach and he loves all of them? How does this man know every single man personally? And, Wanny was the head coach of one of the late John Madden’s All-Madden teams! Later, Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers went on Adam Schein's podcast and folks, it really seems like he's staying with the green and gold.

Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel opened their show by revisiting a topic from the day prior -- Danny's need for a vasectomy. Why can't he have a vasectomy live on the air? Steve Dahl did it in the '80s. And the Twitch numbers would be through the roof.

Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel shared how Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers responded to Score insider Hub Arkush’s explanation on our show Tuesday of why he won't vote for Rodgers for MVP. And needless to say, Rodgers isn't very happy. But ALSO not surprisingly, it sounds like Rodgers didn’t even listen to the interview.