Waddle & Silvy

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Horseshoe Hammond Casino for Football Friday, previewing the Bears’ home opener against the Vikings. Courtney Cronin joins to discuss the Bears’ clean injury report, Ozzy Trapilo’s possible return, Caleb Williams’ growth, Brian Flores’ defense, and the pressure on Chicago’s pass rush. The show also features Greg Olsen, Tom Thayer, and Jeff Passan breaking down the Bears, White Sox, and Cubs.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Horseshoe Hammond Casino for Football Friday, previewing the Bears’ home opener against the Vikings and celebrating Chicago’s clean injury report. They discuss Ozzy Trapilo’s potential return, the Bears’ growing advantage in the NFC North, the White Sox’s playoff push, and the Cubs’ outlook. Plus, the crew makes its weekly “Like It, Love It” picks and previews the weekend’s biggest games, shows, and college football drama.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Horseshoe Hammond Casino for Football Friday, previewing the Bears’ home opener against the Vikings. Greg Olsen breaks down Ben Johnson’s explosive offense, Caleb Williams’ growth, Brian Flores’ defensive scheme, the Bears’ tight end room, and the defense’s early-season concerns. Jeff Passan joins to discuss the White Sox’s playoff push, Munetaka Murakami’s future, PCA’s historic Cubs season, and whether Chicago’s bullpen can hold up in October.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Horseshoe Hammond Casino for Bears Football Friday, previewing Chicago’s home opener against the Vikings. They discuss the Bears’ clean injury report, Ozzy Trapilo’s potential return, Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson’s matchup with Brian Flores, and the defensive challenge of containing Justin Jefferson. Super Bowl champion Tom Thayer joins to break down the offensive line, the run game, blitz protection, Caleb’s rushing role, and the Bears’ defensive game plan.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Halas Hall with Jeff Joniak and Barstool Big Cat, previewing the Bears’ home opener against the Vikings. They discuss Caleb Williams’ MVP buzz, Ben Johnson’s creative offense, the challenge of Brian Flores’ defense, and whether Chicago should pursue a pass rusher if the defense remains vulnerable. The show also covers the White Sox’s final playoff push, PCA’s historic Cubs season, Bears fan excitement, and the latest injury updates.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Halas Hall, previewing Bears–Vikings and examining whether Chicago’s defense can slow Justin Jefferson and Minnesota’s offense. They discuss the Bears’ strong start, Caleb Williams’ early MVP buzz, the defense’s Week 1 struggles, and the possibility of adding a pass rusher. The show also features Quick Bitch, White Sox playoff frustration, PCA’s historic Cubs season, and Jeff Joniak’s breakdown of the upcoming NFC North matchup.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Halas Hall with Barstool Big Cat, breaking down the Bears’ historic 59-point opener, Caleb Williams’ MVP potential, and the team’s defensive concerns heading into Minnesota. Big Cat discusses his massive PCA MVP bet, the Cubs’ bullpen problems, the White Sox’s playoff expectations, and whether Chicago should make a major trade for a pass rusher. Plus, the Bears’ injury report, PCA’s historic on-base improvement, NFL power rankings, and Waddle’s World.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Halas Hall during Alumni Weekend, celebrating the Bears’ explosive offense, Caleb Williams’ early MVP buzz, and the team’s growing confidence heading into Minnesota. They revisit Moose Muhammad’s “where wide receivers go to die” quote, discuss the Bears’ deepest receiving corps ever, and debate the team’s defensive outlook. The show also covers the White Sox’s playoff push, Munetaka Murakami’s contract situation, Hagan Smith’s postseason role, PCA’s historic Cubs season, and the latest Bears injury report.

Waddle & Silvy react to the White Sox dropping two of three in Cleveland and falling a half-game behind the Guardians with ten games remaining. Jesse Rogers joins to discuss the bullpen’s fatigue, Tommy Pham’s return, Hagan Smith’s potential playoff role, and the struggles of Colson Montgomery and Munetaka Murakami. The show also explores the Bears’ deepest wide receiver room ever, Caleb Williams’ FedEx Ground Player of the Week honor, the Vikings’ quarterback situation, and the Cubs’ bullpen concerns.

Waddle & Silvy react to the White Sox dropping two of three in Cleveland and falling a half-game behind the Guardians with ten games remaining. Jesse Rogers joins to discuss the bullpen’s fatigue, Tommy Pham’s return and home run, Will Venable’s decisions, Hagan Smith’s playoff role, and Colson Montgomery and Munetaka Murakami’s struggles. The show also features passionate Sox fan calls, offseason roster-building debates, and a look ahead to Bears–Vikings.

Waddle & Silvy discuss the backlash to Caleb Williams’ Pro Football Focus grade and urge Bears fans to ignore outside noise after his spectacular Week 1 performance. They debate the White Sox’s opener strategy, Hagan Smith’s potential playoff role, and PCA’s chance to join the 40–40 club. Plus, Sox fans call in to vent about the team’s pitching, Munetaka Murakami, Chris Murphy, Grant Taylor, and the final stretch of the season, while the Bears’ injury report brings new concerns about Darnell Wright and Kyle Monangai.

Waddle and Silvy are here to FAFO and watch the White Sox try to keep the Cleveland Guardians at bay.

Waddle & Silvy debate the backlash to Caleb Williams’ Pro Football Focus grade and urge Bears fans to ignore the noise after his spectacular Week 1 performance. They discuss the White Sox’s opener strategy, Hagan Smith’s playoff value, and PCA’s chance to become the first Cub in the 40–40 club. Michael Wilbon joins to discuss the Bears’ explosive offense, defensive concerns, Ben Johnson’s aggressive approach, the Cubs’ postseason outlook, and the Bulls’ upcoming season.

Waddle & Silvy break down the Bears’ explosive offense, Caleb Williams’ impressive debut, and Sunday’s matchup with Brian Flores and the Vikings. Jesse Rogers joins to discuss the White Sox’s dramatic win in Cleveland, Tristan Peters’ marathon at-bat, Kyle Teal’s big hit, Noah Schultz’s promotion, and Munetaka Murakami’s slump. Plus, PCA’s historic Cubs season, NFL Power Rankings, Waddle’s World, and stories about fart spray and a 5G technician tied to a pole.

Waddle & Silvy celebrate the Bears’ 59–37 win over Carolina, debate whether the offense can remain the NFL’s best, and preview Sunday’s showdown with Brian Flores and the Vikings. Tom Waddle breaks down Caleb Williams’ decision-making and elite throws with the telestrator, while the guys discuss the defense, fourth-down decisions, Jaylon Johnson, Braxton Jones, Dillon Thieneman, and potential trade-deadline additions. Plus, calls from Bears fans, the White Sox’s crucial series, and a look ahead to Football Friday at Horseshoe Hammond Casino.

Waddle & Silvy celebrate the Bears’ historic 59-point victory over Carolina, breaking down Caleb Williams’ brilliant performance, Ben Johnson’s explosive offense, and the defensive issues that remain. They discuss the emergence of Dillon Thieneman and Malik Muhammad, the value of DeAndre Swift’s new contract, and the importance of adding a pass rusher at the trade deadline. Courtney Cronin joins the show to explain how the Bears’ conditioning, rushing attack, and young quarterback played such a major role in the win.

Waddle & Silvy celebrate the Bears’ historic 59-point victory over Carolina, breaking down Caleb Williams’ outstanding performance, Ben Johnson’s explosive offense, and the defensive issues that still need to be fixed. They discuss the strong debuts of Dillon Thieneman and Malik Muhammad, debate Ben’s aggressive fourth-down decisions, and hear from fans about adding a pass rusher and repairing the Kyler Gordon situation. The show also features Ben Johnson’s Monday press conference and a full edition of the Good, the Bad, the Dirty.

Waddle & Silvy celebrate the Bears’ historic 59-point victory over Carolina, breaking down Caleb Williams’ brilliant performance, the explosive rushing attack, and Ben Johnson’s “pick your poison” offense. They discuss the strong play of Dillon Thieneman and Malik Muhammad, the defensive concerns that remain, and why the Bears should pursue a pass rusher at the trade deadline. The show also features fan calls, debate over Ben Johnson’s fourth-down decisions, Colston Loveland’s quiet opener, and a live replay of Johnson’s postgame press conference.

Waddle & Silvy continue their live Bears Football Friday broadcast from Burning Bush Brewery, revealing Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams as Nos. 2 and 1 on Waddle’s list of the Bears’ most important players. They debate the Bears’ season outlook, Caleb’s statistical projections, Colston Loveland’s touchdown potential, the defense’s expected performance, and the return timelines for Ozzy Trapilo and Kyler Gordon. Jeff Meller previews the White Sox’s crucial stretch run, discusses Munetaka Murakami and Colson Montgomery, and shares his prediction for the AL Central race before the hosts make their Bears game predictions.

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.

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.

Waddle & Silvy kick off the first Bears Football Friday of the 2026 season live from Burning Bush Brewery, previewing Sunday’s opener against Carolina and explaining why they expect Chicago to win and cover. They discuss Colston Loveland’s potential impact, the injury situations involving Rome Odunze, Tyson Bagent, Xavier Woods, and Ozzy Trapilo, and concerns about the Bears’ left tackle position. The show also features breaking news of DeAndre Swift’s three-year extension, Ben Johnson’s offensive track record, fan calls, and Silvy's apology for leaving his socks in the ESPN Chicago studio.

Waddle and Sivly are joined by voice of the Bears Jeff Joniak to preview Bears and Panthers. Then, they get some Australia trivia in Aki's A-List before they update their Chicago baseball power rankings.

Waddle and Silvy get some anger off their chest in Quick Bitch. Then, they run through Waddle's World before reminiscing in Tales From the Stylist's Chair.

Waddle and Silvy continue their Craig Counsell conversation before Waddle unveils his third most important Bear. Then, Courtney Cronin joins to discuss what to watch for in Bears-Panthers.

Waddle & Silvy react to the Cubs’ frustrating sweep by the Brewers, debate Craig Counsell’s reliance on analytics, and question whether Milwaukee’s pitching development system has exposed a larger organizational problem on the North Side. They also discuss the White Sox’s loss, Michael Massey’s aggressive slide, and the opening night of the NFL season, including Drake Maye’s disastrous performance and the growing debate between Maye and Caleb Williams. Plus, the latest Bears injury updates on Rome Odunze, Ozzy Trapilo, and Tyson Bagent.

Waddle & Silvy break down the Cubs’ devastating bullpen collapse against the Brewers with Jesse Rogers, who explains why Jacob Webb has struggled, whether the front office deserves blame, and how Milwaukee’s culture and player development continue to separate the teams. They also discuss Munetaka Murakami’s slump and the White Sox’s chances of holding onto first place. Tyler Aki makes his NFL playoff and Super Bowl predictions, while Waddle reveals Garrett Bradbury as No. 4 on his list of the Bears’ most important players.

Waddle & Silvy open with the start of football season, breaking down the Bears’ injury report, Tyson Bagent’s back issue, Rome Odunze’s absence, and the excitement surrounding the team’s young talent. They take calls on Colston Loveland, rookie defensive tackle Alex Vandenberg, Munetaka Murakami’s swing, and the ongoing Kyler Gordon situation. The show also features the annual NFL wins pool, as Waddle, Silvy, Charlie, and Tyler draft their teams and debate which clubs will pile up the most victories. Plus, Eddie Olczyk discusses the Cubs, Patrick Kane’s return to Chicago, cancer awareness, and the loss of Bears legend Matt Suhey.

Waddle & Silvy welcome Barstool Big Cat to discuss the Cubs’ bullpen collapse, the Brewers’ continued dominance, and whether Chicago can still make a postseason run. They also break down college football controversy involving Wisconsin, Michigan, and Lane Kiffin before turning to the Bears’ expectations, Tyson Bagent’s injury, Rome Odunze’s calf issue, and the possibility that 2026 is the “year before the year” for Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson’s offense.

Waddle & Silvy examine the Cubs’ dramatic collapse against Milwaukee and debate why the Brewers have been 24 games better over the last three seasons. The guys discuss Jacob Webb’s historic run of blown saves, whether the Cubs’ roster is better suited for the postseason, and the growing anxiety surrounding the White Sox. They also break down Munetaka Murakami’s prolonged slump, debate how the Sox should handle his future, and preview the Bears’ upcoming season.

Waddle & Silvy welcome Michael Wilbon to discuss the Bears’ stadium saga, the proposed White Sox ballpark, and the future of Chicago sports. Wilbon also reacts passionately to the controversial Michigan–Western Michigan finish and the state of college-football journalism. The show features a hilarious “In Chicago or Not in Chicago” quiz for Tom Waddle, along with a heartfelt tribute to Bears legend Matt Suhey.

Waddle & Silvy remember Bears legend Matt Suhey, discuss the importance of special teams, and examine Caleb Williams’ development heading into the 2026 season. The show also features an extended trip inside Waddle’s World, where Tom weighs in on college-football chaos, LSU’s potential SEC expulsion, Clemson’s decline, the NFL’s confusing Australia trip, Aaron Judge’s return, Shohei Ohtani’s pitching status, and some bizarre news stories.

Waddle & Silvy react to the Bears’ first depth chart of the 2026 season, including the unsettled secondary and the latest developments involving Kyler Gordon. The guys discuss Rome Odunze’s injury, Ozzy Trapilo’s recovery, Jaylon Johnson’s emergence as a “Ben guy,” and what the Bears must improve defensively. They also debate the Cubs’ fading division hopes, the White Sox’s playoff push, Jacob Misiorowski’s complaints about Wrigley Field, and Caleb Williams’ first press conference before the season opener.

Carmen joins Jesse to talk the White Sox ahead of their matchup with the Twins. We also get to what to watch for, and preview the weekend!

Taylor McGregor joins Jesse to talk week one in College Football and the Cubs. We also get to Quick Bitch!

Kevin Gausman joins Jesse on Waddle and Silvy after his night SHOVING against the Brewers. We also discuss if it's right to root for both the Sox and the Cubs!

Jesse is in for Waddle and Silvy to send you off into your holiday weekend! Jesse recaps the stars coming out to watch PCA at Wrigley last night and is joined by Barstool Big Cat!

Waddle & Silvy welcome Jeff Joniak to discuss the Bears’ expectations heading into the 2026 season. Rich shares his 10–7 prediction, praises Caleb Williams and Colston Loveland, and explains why he believes the Bears can take a major step forward. Jeff provides a practice report, including updates on Rome Odunze, D’Andre Swift, Austin Booker, and the Bears’ defensive line. The show also covers the Cubs’ fading division hopes, the White Sox’s playoff push, Jacob Misiorowski’s complaints about the Wrigley Field mound, and Munetaka Murakami’s troubling slump.

Waddle & Silvy welcome Rich Eisen to discuss the Bears’ outlook, Caleb Williams, Colston Loveland, and Rich’s 10–7 season prediction. The guys also react to Rome Odunze and D'Andre Swift leaving practice early, examine the White Sox’s playoff hopes and Luis Castillo’s struggles, and listen to highlights from Caleb Williams’ appearance on Hot Ones.

Waddle & Silvy go fully uncensored on the FAFO livestream edition of Waddle's World, debating Shohei Ohtani’s MVP chances, ranking the Cubs and White Sox, and discussing the SEC’s lawsuit against LSU over former NFL players. The guys also react to Cam Skattebo, Clemson’s decline, and John Harbaugh’s viral football conversations before taking a wild turn into stalking, human skulls, John Wayne Gacy’s brain, rabies, and a political candidate accused of planting cocaine on his opponent.

Waddle & Sylvy go fully uncensored on the FAFO livestream, breaking down the Cubs’ bullpen collapse, the Brewers’ remarkable development pipeline, and the White Sox’s push to stay atop the AL Central. The guys take calls on the Cubs’ playoff chances, Luis Castillo, Murakami’s slump, the greatest athlete debate, Michael Jordan versus LeBron, and plenty of unfiltered Chicago sports opinions. Plus, stories about childhood heartbreak, old Cubs memories, hockey legends, and the callers who make FAFO what it is.

Waddle & Silvy recap the Bears Insider roundtable and discuss the latest developments in the Kyler Gordon saga, including workout videos that appear to show a disconnect between Gordon and the Bears’ medical staff. The guys debate whether the relationship can be repaired and whether Gordon should remain with the team. They also discuss Caleb Williams potentially taking less money to help the Bears build a winner, compare Ryan Poles and Jed Hoyer, and preview the Cubs’ postseason chances and the White Sox’s push for the AL Central.

Waddle and Silvy commence their annual Chicago Bears Media Roundtable with Courtney Cronin, Adam Jahns, Patrick Finley, Adam Hoge, Dionne Miller, Peggy Kusinski and Pat the Designer.

Waddle & Silvy continue the countdown of Tom Waddle’s 10 most important Bears, with Austin Booker landing at No. 5—or possibly No. 6 after Waddle accidentally lists two players at No. 6. The guys discuss Booker’s pass-rushing potential and how much the Bears need their defense to improve. In Waddle’s World, the crew covers Tiger Woods’ suspended license, Penn State’s Paterno family football experience, Kirk Cousins becoming the Raiders’ starter and the Bears’ thin offensive tackle situation. Plus, they play “Florida or Ohio” and debate a raccoon caught with a meth pipe.

Waddle & Silvy break down the latest twist in the Kyler Gordon saga after workout videos surface on social media, creating more questions about his rehab and relationship with the Bears. The guys also discuss the Cubs’ bullpen struggles, their fading chance to catch the Brewers and the White Sox’s huge upcoming start from Davis Martin. Plus, they compare Ryan Poles and Jed Hoyer, debate whether the Cubs’ trade deadline moves can still pay off and revisit the Bears’ defensive outlook heading into the season.

Waddle & Silvy lead off with the latest on Kyler Gordon’s ongoing injury mystery after Ryan Poles said he does not know whether the cornerback will play for the Bears again. The guys discuss the growing frustration, Gordon’s future with the team and how the Bears are preparing to move forward without him. Jesse Rogers joins the show to discuss the Cubs’ postseason outlook, Pete Crow-Armstrong’s historic season, Clay Holmes’ impact and the White Sox’s pitching concerns. Plus, Aki’s A-List examines Caleb Williams’ growing leadership and the debate over position players pitching.

Waddle & Silvy celebrate the 35th anniversary of Tom Waddle’s first career touchdown catch with a special edition of “Tales From the Stylist's Chair.” Tom shares the story behind the catch, getting cut and re-signed, buying tickets for his family and the unforgettable moment with Mike Ditka afterward. The guys also discuss the Bears’ offensive potential, debate their minimum expectations for the season and welcome Michael Wilbon to talk Cubs baseball, Pete Crow-Armstrong’s historic run and the Bears’ chances of making the playoffs.

Waddle & Silvy continue Tom Waddle’s countdown of the 10 most important Bears with Colston Loveland landing at No. 6. The guys also debate the Packers’ handling of Josh Jacobs, react to the NFL’s projected top 100 players and discuss whether Caleb Williams could statistically outperform Patrick Mahomes. Plus, John Lester joins the show to talk about Pete Crow-Armstrong’s incredible stretch, the Cubs’ postseason chances, his Cubs Hall of Fame weekend, Greg Maddux’s prank, his infamous pickoff struggles and the problem of position players pitching.

Waddle & Silvy dive into the growing mystery surrounding Kyler Gordon after Ryan Poles admits he is unsure whether the Bears cornerback will play for the team again this year. The guys debate Gordon’s future, the frustration surrounding his ongoing injury and whether the Bears should try to salvage the relationship. They also discuss the Bears’ development under Ben Johnson, Ryan Poles’ mixed record as general manager and the team’s defensive roster construction. Plus, they debate baseball’s use of position players as pitchers, revisit the “don’t care bucket” and break down Caleb Williams’ growing leadership role.