11/12 9 AM: Reaction To The Firing Of Bears OC Shane Waldron

The Kap & J. Hood Morning Show weekdays 7a-10a (CT) on ESPN Chicago listen live on the ESPN Chicago app.

Hour 3: Former Chicago Bear, Super Bowl Champion and Bears radio analyst Tom Thayer joined Kap & J. Hood to preview Bears vs Packers and the firing of OC Shane Waldron. Bears Wide Receiver Keenan Allen shared his thoughts on fired OC Shane Waldron and the Kap & J Hood Cut of the Day.

Hour 2: The guys played Shot or No Shot then took a trip Around The NFL- What We Need To See, and a double shot of Dealbreakers?

Hour 1: The guys discussed how the Bears are the laughingstock of the national sports media, leadership has come into question seeing how things are panning out this season. Is the misdirection coming from Owner George McCaskey? Matt Eberflus gave his reasons for firing OC Shane Waldron and what's next for the Bears going forward.

The Kap & J. Hood Morning Show weekdays 7a-10a (CT) on ESPN Chicago listen live on the ESPN Chicago app.

Hour 3: BREAKING NEWS The Bears released O-Lineman Nate Davis! The guys react to the latest cut by the Bears. Also, Shea Norling's Snorpom - Weekly College Football Rankings and the Kap & J. Hood Cut of The Day.

Hour 2: The guys played Shot or No Shot then took a trip Around The NFL- Weekly Power Rankings and former Chicago Bears Wide Receiver and afternoon radio co-host on ESPN Chicago Tom Waddle joined Kap & J. Hood with the latest Bears firing of OC Shane Waldron and previewed this Sunday's matchup against the Packers.

Hour 1: The Bears fired Offensive Coordinator Shane Waldron after just 9 games. Thomas Brown, "What Can Brown Do For You" will take over the play calling. The guys discussed the possibility of the Bears folding the franchise or rebounding in the right direction. Plus, 5 Burning Questions about the Bears.

The Kap & J. Hood Morning Show weekdays 7a-10a (CT) on ESPN Chicago listen live on the ESPN Chicago app.

Hour 3: BREAKING NEWS the Bears fired offensive coordinator Shane Waldron! What's next for the Chicago Bears? Fans react to this news and what does it mean for the Bears going forward?