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Sam Panayotovich guides you through this edition of Chicago Sports Tonight, where Cassie Carlson talks with Jesse Rogers about the upcoming offseason for the Chicago White Sox and the Chicago Cubs, including what each team will do with their rotations come the spring. Then, University of Illinois head football coach joins to discuss his team's four game winning streak and the expanded college football playoff format. Sammy P closes the show with his best bet in the NFL this weekend.

Fox Chicago's Sam Panayotovich and 104.3 the Score's Matt Spiegel get you through the Bears bye week as we reach the midway point of the NFL Season. Plus, the latest on the new Bears Stadium proposal at the Michael Reese site. Also, how will the Bulls survive without their star rookie Caleb Wilson. Finally, we put a ribbon on the MVP of Pete Crow-Armstrong. 

A new $10 billion pitch in Bronzeville aims to keep the Chicago Bears in the city with a 75,000-seat domed stadium, 5,000+ new homes, and an offer to buy the team's Arlington Heights land.

Chicago Bears fans searching for updates on rookie wide receiver Luther Burden accidentally discovered a social media user in emotional distress. Hundreds of fans offered words of encouragement, prompting the Bears and Burden to reach out with messages of support.

Watch the full press conference as developers pitch a $10 billion plan for a new domed Chicago Bears stadium in Bronzeville. The proposal also includes housing, hotels, a 28-acre park and major transit improvements.

Developers are pitching a $10 billion Bronzeville Lakefront development that includes a new domed stadium designed to keep the Bears in Chicago.

Cassie Carlson, Sam Panayotovich and Devan Kaney recap the NFL trade deadline, evaluate the divisional gauntlet that is the NFC North and look ahead to the Bears after the bye week and the toughest remaining schedule in the NFL. Should the Bears have added more pieces at the trade deadline, who is the team to beat in the NFC North and why the Bears are built for a challenging stretch as they face 7 playoff caliber teams in their remaining 9 games. Plus, a Ben Johnson quote has gone viral and the crew discusses the incredible culture Johnson has instilled.

Outgoing Congressman Danny Davis is urging the Chicago Bears to reconsider the former Michael Reese Hospital site in Bronzeville for a new stadium, despite concerns raised by team officials.

Rep. Danny Davis explains why he believes Bronzeville should be considered as the Chicago Bears weigh potential sites for a new stadium.

The Bears survived a career-high four interceptions from Caleb Williams to beat the Bucs and stay atop the NFC North. The Vikings traded a third-round pick to bring Kirk Cousins back to Minnesota after benching Carson Wentz following a brutal Monday night loss to the Bills. Jordan Love torched the Patriots for 45 points, pushing himself into the MVP conversation even as Josh Jacobs’ season-ending finger surgery leaves Green Bay’s run game empty-handed. The Lions rallied around injured linebacker Jack Campbell for a fourth straight win over the Dolphins and added safety Andre Cisco from the Jets at the trade deadline.

Co-owners Andre and Carol Kazimierski and PNC Bank’s Sherry Jursa discuss Sophia’s Cleaning Service, its family legacy and community work, and its recognition as the first Chicago Bears Small Business All-Pro of 2026.

Chicago Bears running back D'Andre Swift meets fans at Jake Melnick's, unveils a limited-edition menu and reflects on the team's latest victory.

Cassie Carlson and Devan Kaney breakdown the first 9 weeks of the Bears’ season as they head into the bye week at 7-2. Coming off a primetime scare, how did last season’s close finishes help the Bears close out the Bucs last night and avoid a disastrous loss? Also, how can the Bears get their run game back on track and is Kyle Monangai’s return the missing link? Plus, why the Bears aren’t worried about an inconsistent Sunday night performance and how they plan on getting their game back on track after the bye week.

Cassie Carlson and FS1’s Danny Parkins react to last night’s primetime scare as the Bears escaped with a 27-24 victory over the Bucs. Danny explains why despite 4 interceptions and a brutal second half performance by the entire offensive unit, he’s not worried about Caleb Williams or the Bears’ offense overall. Also, Danny says the Bears shouldn’t apologize for winning a game, despite how ugly it looked at times, because they are different than any Bears team we’ve seen in recent memory.