Bernie makes a call for the Cardinals to be proactive and try to address potential problems before they manifest instead of hoping for bounce backs from the likes of Givoanny Gallegos, Andre Pallante and Steven Matz.

Bernie chats with Kansas City Star columnist and former St. Louis Post-Dispatch writer Vahe Gregorian. Vahe talks about why Bill Self might not have migrated to Kansas if he had been hired over Quin Snyder to replace Norm Stewart at Mizzou in 1999. Vahe also dives into the Chiefs' recent struggles including how Patrick Mahomes owned his outburst after Sunday night's loss and the Travis Kelce/Taylor Swift effect.

Bernie plays some highlights from Blues general manager Doug Armstrong's press conference and reacts to his remarks about firing Craig Berube. Bernie mentions how the move may have been made as a favor for Chief.

Bernie reacts to the Blues dismissing Stanley Cup winning coach Craig Berube as he calls out the team for its inconsistent play.

Bernie does not have a rosy outlook for the short term future of the Chiefs offense as he points out why the team's recent struggles aren't an aberration.

Bernie chats with FTN Fantasy's Aaron Schatz to recap NFL Week 14. Aaron explains why the San Francisco 49ers are shaping up to be a historically good team and why he still likes the Cleveland Browns even with all of their injuries.

After looking at why the Blues pose a good chance of snapping their losing streak, Bernie previews the Cotton Bowl and looks at why Mizzou might have more of a challenge than fans are expecting even with OSU playing without starting quarterback Kyle McCord.

Bernie visits with St. Louis Post-Dispatch Cardinals beat writer Lynn Worthy. Lynn talks about his conversation with Twins manager Rocco Baldelli about Sonny Gray, the Cardinals' offseason moves, and when the Cardinals may agree to a contract extension with Paul Goldschmidt.

Bernie dives into if Tommy DeVito can sustain the success that has turned him into a cult hero for the New York Giants.

Bernie looks ahead to what moves the Cardinals will make in the near future as they approach contract extension talks with Paul Goldschmidt. Bernie also reverses course on his previous criticism of Cardinals pitching coach Dusty Blake after becoming enlightened to how Blake had no chance given how little the organization gave him to work with.