The 4-1 Bears head south to Charlotte to take on the Teddy Bridgewater and the Carolina Panthers who are riding a three-game winning streak. Will this be the game the offense finally gets going? Stephen and Nick break down the matchups and focus in on David Montgomery's role this Sunday.

A not-so-great performance against the Colts has Bears fans everywhere asking a lot of questions of the offense and where it goes from here. Stephen and Nick discuss the odd comments from Matt Nagy's press conference and previews what may be to come in Thursday's matchup against Tom Brady and the Buccaneers.

The wild ride that has been the 2020 NFL Season has the Bears sitting at 3-0 to start the year with Nick Foles ready to take the helm at quarterback. With the Colts headed to town, Stephen and Nick discuss what's ailing the Bears, what direction the running game is headed and the insult hurled by a Bears coach.

After squeaking by the Giants at home, the Bears head south to take on an Atlanta Falcons team desperate to avoid an 0-3 start to the year. Stephen and Nick offer up what could make or break the Bears' winning streak, plus they remember Gale Sayers and his impact on the Bears and the NFL.Chica

The Bears head home for a date with the Saquon Barkley and the New York Giants. Stephen and Nick preview the matchup, guess which Mitch we'll see on the field and how the Bears' D will hold up against one of the best running backs in the league.

Stephen and Nick dream about what could have been as the Bears were apparently close to signing Tom Brady? Also, football is back this week! The guys break down the Week 1 matchup against Detroit, why a conservative game plan may be in order and what Trubisky's stat line may end up being.

Stephen and Nick ponder the end of the Bears' quarterback battle in camp and then run through the 2020 schedule, offering a stark difference in projections for where Matt Nagy's bunch will land after 16 games.

Stephen and Nick discuss the fallout from Bears camp as the lack of depth at cornerback starts rearing its head, when a winner of the QB competition will be named, and the unknowns of what to expect during the regular season without a slate of preseason games.

Training Camp is technically underway in a completely different style than we are accustomed to. With more players opting out by the day, what's the odds we see a season? PLUS, Stephen and Nick answer listener questions and ponder whether the Bears could eventually leave Soldier Field.

Stephen and Nick come out of football hibernation asking themselves what an NFL season is going to look like in 2020. PLUS, the guys open the mailbag to answer questions about the ongoing QB battle, the running game and just how good the defense could be this season.