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Happy Thanksgiving from Barstool Chicago with a classic 4-man show that starts with Carl & Dave at each other's throats about the Cubs impending rebuild. The Bears play Sunday with a chance to win back Ed's prediction that the season is over. Chief thinks Notre Dame can win the national championship. WSD feels the same about Northwestern. Gravy is a side All Gas No Brakes Happy Thanksgiving

Big Cat joins the crew to get over the devastating Theo Epstein news and it totally sucks that we're moving on from our leader. Making matters worse, the Bears have lost 4 straight and we don't know who to blame. We're just a broken and confused group of guys that want to watch our teams do better. We follow our pity party with some heavy college football and a good look at the NBA draft with the internet's #1 college basketball expert, Bobby Reags. We get into Patrick Williams as a Bull, his career at FSU and whether Karnivore just struck gold. We're hanging on by a thread but we'll get through it. All Gas No Brakes.

Another week in the books for the 2020 Bears and another embarrassing loss at the hands of the offense. This time it's probably the worst offensive game since Craig Krenzel took the snap. We're devastated after a 5-1 start to find ourselves in this position. The offensive line is atrocious. Quarterback play is atrocious. Nothing seems to work as the Bears move into the Bye Week on a 4-game skid. It's basically win or go home at this point and that's a bad thing with our remaining schedule. Does Nagy have a miracle in him or is 2020 over? Tune in for our reactions. All Gas No Brakes.

It's pretty much win or go home for the Chicago Bears and honestly nobody's talking about it because Tony La Russa got another DUI. This week we break down both with Criminal Defense attorney and Arizona DUI expert, Jeff Mehrens and Bears' legend Olin Kreutz. Mr. Mehrens takes us inside the legal road and challenges ahead of TLR that should help everyone get a better grip of what's going on. After that Olin joins us for what you'd call a Very Honest Conversation about the 2020 Chicago Bears. We get into Ryan Pace's future, baffling offseason decisions and whether Ted Phillips should update LinkedIn. Thanks to Miller Lite for making it happen and congrats to Notre Dame on beating Clemson. It's National Championship or bust for the Irish. All Gas No Brakes.

Not much to say you don't already know. The Chicago Bears got destroyed by the Tennessee Titans and it wasn't even close. Matt Nagy might be at his rock bottom with the Bears but it actually feels worse. O-Line is embarrassing. Quarterback play is arguably worse. Somehow this team is 5-4 and still marching towards the playoffs but it actually feels impossible. God Bless all the believers out there. Lots of football left but we need all your prayers. All Gas No Brakes.

Taylor Lewan and Will Compton from Bussin With The Boys join the show this week to preview Bears vs. Titans from the comfort of a Tennessee Titan off day. We go behind the scenes of what it's like to prepare for the Chicago Bears including some shit on Akiem Hicks you literally won't believe. Good luck to Taylor in his recovery and thank you for the amazing Khalil Mack reference. After that we're joined by former White Sox All Star Ron Kittle to talk about the Tony La Russa hire. Kittle played 484 MLB games with the White Sox, all under TLR. He has great insight into Tony's strengths and should have everyone feeling positive vibes. Huge weekend for the Bears and the Irish and sure maybe even WSD's Northwestern Wildcats. All Gas No Brakes.

Miller Lite is delicious and this podcast title says it all. Bears lose in absolutely devastating fashion after dominating almost all of the 1st half. Lots of finger pointing but end of the day the Bears played hard and the playoffs are very much on our mind. We have to bounce back and we know the Bears will. Huge game next weekend in Nashville. Lots of room for improvement but this squad is up for the challenge. All Gas No Brakes.

The boys are reeling after the Bears got absolutely mollywhopped by the LA Rams on Monday Night Football. Just a putrid game all around from offense to special teams to quarterback play to Nagy's play calling. One of the most disappointing and disgusting games in recent memory but there's good news. The Bears are 5-2 with 9 games left en route to the playoffs. A couple quick fixes and this team can do some damage. We just need to talk ourselves out of this humiliating loss first. All Gas No Brakes.

Arguably the biggest show in Red Line Radio history as we're joined by Blackhawks General Manager Stan Bowman to face Chief's music. It's an unqualified must listen interview and landmark moment in both Stan and Chief's lives. Much respect to Stan coming into Barstool Chicago HQ. After that we're joined by NFL Offensive/Defensive Line specialist Brandon Thorn to breakdown the Bears/Rams trench warfare coming Monday Night. Great interview for our diehard Bears fans that want to learn more about what makes our team tick. Just a huge show heading into Monday Night Football. All Gas No Breaks.

The Chicago Bears are 5-1 and Barstool Chicago couldn't be any more excited after a dominating road win against a good Panthers team. The Monsters of the Midway defense is back and Nick Foles is in complete control even Matt Nagy still makes stupid decisions. The team is rolling and we're getting ready for Monday Night against the Rams. ALL GAS NO BREAKS.

Barstool Chicago is joined this week by Panthers team reporter, Kristen Balboni, to preview Sunday's Bears game. We get into the nitty gritty from injury updates to a Mike Davis grudge check to Teddy Bridgewater's relationship with his new offensive coordinator. It's a great look going into a massive week 6 matchup for the Bears. After that we react to the Renteria firing and why it's hilarious the White Sox are considering Tony La Russa. In memory, White Sox Dave gives a phenomenal breakdown of why it was time to move on from Ricky. Chief then takes us home with the Crawford news while trying to rationalize the Blackhawks' stupidity. We close with close friend of the program Scott Darling to talk Hawks goalie culture, Crawford legacy and where the organization can go overall from here. Scott's the best. All Gas No Brakes.

The Chicago Bears are 4-1 after beating Tom Brady's Bucs on Thursday nights. The Red Line Radio guys are in Philly for a livestream with Big Cat and break down the game following the huge win. Playoffs are in the cards. 2020 is our year. Bear Down Baby Let's Go

Barstool Chicago is joined this week by Bucs insider and All 22 NFL Expert (and Barstool Sports Senior Director of Ad Ops) Steven Cheah to break down the biggest primetime matchup of 2020 so far: Bears vs. Bucs. It's Brady vs. Foles part 2 and the Barstool Chicago crew is meeting Steven in Philly for a live stream with Big Cat and Pres. After Bears we get into the baseball sorrows that fill our city before getting really deep with Chief on groundbreaking takes about the new Blackhawks. One of our favorite episodes ever. Thank you Miller Lite, Napleton River Oaks Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, @FiveIronGolf, Roman and Homeside Financial for making this week's show happen.

Bears get absolutely smoked by the Colts in Nick Foles's first start as a Chicago Bear. Probably one of the most lethargic, lazy, forgettable games of our collective lives. We're still 3-1 with an opportunity to bounce back in prime time on Thursday. But fact is we just got our asses kicked by the Indianapolis Colts up one side and down the other. Big week on the horizon so no time to pussy foot. All Gas No Brakes.

Red Line Radio is joined by Bears #1 receiver Allen Robinson to talk about the 3-0 start. Before that WSD and Carl report live on their team's playoff starts with a surprising amount of optimism between the two. Then the gang is joined by Blackhawks draft expert Mark Kelley on the upcoming NHL Draft and his role with the organization. It's an All Gas No Brakes kinda week with some great interviews and good vibes heading into the Colts weekend. 4-0 Bears are on the horizon.

The Bears are undefeated and the boys couldn't be more thrilled. Just an all time come from behind victory from the Chicago Bears this afternoon in Atlanta behind Nick Foles's gigantic will to win. What a game. What a team. What a start to the season. After that Carl and WSD react to the MLB playoff seeding and make some preliminary predictions for the upcoming first round. ALL GAS NO BRAKES!

Bulls hire Billy Donovan so we start with Bulls for the first time basically ever before getting into some meaty Bears/Falcons talk with Bears insider Adam Jahns. WSD and Carl then sit down with Dylan Cease for an old fashioned 2-on-1 about the transition from North Side to South Side heading into his Friday night start against the Cubs. Bears are undefeated. Sox & Cubs are going to the playoffs. The Bulls got their guy. It's a good time to be a Chicago Sports fan. All Gas No Brakes.

Our Bears stay hot with another heart attack winner to start off 2-0. We get into Whitesoxdave calling for one players head, pretty offensive line play, the defense being back, and more.

Clem joins the show (13:02) to go heavy Bears/Giants preview before getting into some baseball talk. The boys break down the Allen Robinson controversy and whether WSD has any room to be nervous about the White Sox. Then we bring on Alec Mills's college catcher to go behind the scenes of the man behind the Cubs' most recent no hitter. We then close with an interview from 2014 where we talked to Michael Pantanzi, the man who jumped out of the Soldier Field stands to catch a Kevin Butler field goal 25 years ago. It was our first group interview ever, 6 years ago. Very Barstool Chicago episode of Red Line Radio. Some bullshitting and arguing, lots of insight but most importantly All Gas and No Brakes.

Bears win behind an all-time 4th quarter performance from Mitch. The boys are shell shocked stunned that the Bears pulled out the victory. Mid-recording we get live reaction to Alec Mills's no hitter. Mitch is back. Nagy took his shots and got it right. The Bears are undefeated and the Chicago parlay hits again. ALL GAS NO BRAKES