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In the Best of the Bears on 670 The Score this week, Bears head coach Ben Johnson outlines his vision during his press conference at the NFL Combine; Score reporter Chris Emma joins the Spiegel & Holmes Show to share the latest storylines from the NFL Combine; Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk joins the Bernstein & Harris Show to discuss how good the Bears can be in 2025; Tribune reporter Brad Biggs joins the Mully & Haugh Show to react to what Bears general manager Ryan Poles and Johnson had to say in their press conferences at the NFL Combine; Tribune writer Dan Wiederer joins Mully & Haugh to share what he has learned at the NFL Combine; and Score reporter Mark Grote can't wait to see how Johnson develops second-year quarterback Caleb Williams.

In Interviews of the Week on 670 The Score, Dan Hayes of The Athletic joined the Mully & Haugh Show to explain why billionaire Justin Ishbia spurned the Twins to increase his minority stake in the White Sox; Jason Lieser of the Sun-Times joined the Spiegel & Holmes Show to discuss the latest news coming out of the NFL Combine; Kevin Fishbain of The Athletic joined Mully & Haugh to discuss Penn State star pass rusher Abdul Carter's foot injury and draft stock; Illinois basketball coach Brad Underwood joined Mully & Haugh to preview the stretch run for his Illini; and Pat Forde of Sports Illustrated joined the Bernstein & Harris Show to discuss his in-depth reporting on a point-shaving scandal in basketball.

In the Best of the Cubs on 670 The Score this week, Cubs Radio analyst Ron Coomer joined the Mully & Haugh Show to discuss the club dealing with injuries to a couple of key infielders; Cubs manager Craig Counsell provides injury updates on second baseman Nico Hoerner and third baseman Matt Shaw; Score baseball insider Bruce Levine joined the Spiegel & Holmes Show to discuss the latest storylines in spring training; Matt Spiegel and Laurence Holmes see a lot of reasons to have Cubs positivity; Marquee Sports Network host Cole Wright explains why likes what he's seeing out of the Cubs; and Marshall Harris is buying the hype surrounding Shaw.