Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Burning Bush Brewery for Bears Football Friday, breaking down the latest news ahead of Chicago’s season opener against Carolina. They discuss DeAndre Swift’s contract extension, Rome Odunze’s calf injury, Cole Kmet’s emotional letter to Bears fans, and the ongoing Kyler Gordon situation. The show also features Like It, Love It, and What to Watch For, including 9/11 documentaries, new television recommendations, and Coyote vs. ACME.

On the 25th anniversary of September 11, this hour reflects on a day that changed America through the voices of those who lived it. ABC News correspondent Cheri Preston recalls witnessing the attacks from New York City and the difficult days that followed as the nation grappled with unimaginable loss. Later, Gordy Haberman shares the deeply personal story of his daughter Andrea, who was killed in the North Tower during her first business trip to New York at just 25 years old. Haberman reflects on the search for answers, the life milestones his family never got to experience, and his mission to preserve the lessons of 9/11 through Wisconsin's growing memorial and education center. The hour also highlights local remembrance ceremonies and the enduring legacy of service, sacrifice, and resilience that emerged from one of the darkest days in American history.

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust puts a bow on the offseason and makes the final predictions for Packers-Vikings. Torrey Lowe joins Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust to explain why he has Green Bay winning a close one, predicts a 12-5 season and an NFC Championship appearance, and says Jordan Love needs to establish himself as the unquestioned leader of the Packers offense. Plus, could Marshawn Lloyd take advantage of Josh Jacobs’ absence and emerge as Green Bay’s future in the backfield?

The guys also dive into their favorite Week 1 Packers props, including Matthew Golden’s touchdown chances, Marshawn Lloyd’s rushing total, which pass catchers will get the most opportunities and whether Love can hit a big play against Brian Flores’ defense. Finally, Kyle delivers his closing argument for why Green Bay will win: Love’s success against pressure combined with Jonathan Gannon’s familiarity with Kyler Murray. It’s convincing enough that Ben abandons his 20-20 tie prediction and jumps aboard the Packers train.

On the 25th anniversary of September 11, Gordy Haberman shares the story of his daughter, Andrea, who was just 25 years old when she was killed in the North Tower during her first business trip to New York City. In an emotional conversation, Haberman reflects on the frantic search for answers in the days after the attacks, the lasting impact of losing a daughter just months before her wedding, and the challenge of helping younger generations understand an event they never experienced. He also discusses efforts to expand the Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial in Kewaskum with a permanent education center dedicated to preserving the stories, sacrifices, and lessons of a day that changed America forever.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Burning Bush Brewery for Bears Football Friday, previewing Chicago’s season opener against Carolina with Bears Super Bowl Champion Tom Thayer. Thayer breaks down the heat, Carolina’s 3-4 defense, the offensive-line matchup, D'Andre Swift’s new contract, and the players he expects to make an impact. The show also honors Bears legend Matt Suhey, revisits Waddle’s first NFL start, and features another round of Florida or Ohio.

CLE Browns Daily HR 2 - Beau and Nathan make season long and game predictions around the NFL.