9/16 2 PM: The Waddle & Silvy FAFO Show

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.