Best Of The Score

On this edition of On the Clock, Mark Grote welcomed on Emory Hunt of CBS Sports and Todd McShay of The Ringer to preview the NFL Draft and to discuss the Bears' options with the No. 10 overall pick.

On April Fools' Day, 670 The Score shared its many pre-recorded breaking news promos in the vault that never made the airwaves through the years because they didn't ever occur.

On this episode of Score Values, Alex Kuhn is joined by Paige Tobin of Urban Growers Collective to discuss internship opportunities that are being offered this summer on its eight farms on 11 acres in the city of Chicago.

Ramie Makhlouf opened his show by reacting to the Bears' additions in free agency. After that, Fox Sports reporter Camen Vitali joined the show to explain why this offseason feels different for the Bears.

In the second hour, Ramie Makhlouf pondered whether the Bears could select Boise State star running back Ashton Jeanty at No. 10 overall in the NFL Draft. Later, Andy Martinez of the Marquee Sports Network joined the show to discuss the latest Cubs storylines as they head to Japan for their opening two-game series against the Dodgers next week.

In the final hour, Ramie Makhlouf discussed Bears second-year quarterback Caleb Williams' outlook for the 2025 season. Later, Herb Howard of The Bigs joined the show to discuss the Bears' options and flexibility in the NFL Draft following their additions in free agency.

On this week's episode of Score Values, Alex Kuhn chats with Ladies of Virtue Founder Jamila Trimuel about an initiative they are launching in order to get young people engaged in the political process.

In the first edition of On The Clock, Mark Grote welcomes on Big Ten Network and Chicago Sports Network analyst Jake Butt to discuss the Bears' recent additions on the offensive line and what they should do in the NFL Draft. Later, Grote pondered how the Bears can address their need for a difference-making edge rusher.

Anthony Herron opened his show by reacting to the Cubs' addition of veteran infielder Justin Turner on a one-year deal. After that, Elise Menaker of the Marquee Sports Network joined the show to discuss what Turner will bring the Cubs and how the club can utilize him.

In the second hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Chad Reuter of NFL.com to discuss how the Bears could use the No. 10 overall pick in the NFL Draft. Later, Steve Wyche of the NFL Network joined the show to discuss the NFL Draft and to preview the upcoming HBCU Legacy Bowl this Saturday in New Orleans.

In the final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Pete Fiutak of CollegeFootballNews.com to discuss the seismic shit being proposed by the power conferences when it comes to the College Football Playoff. Later, Herron examined the Bears roster and how the team can improve this offseason.

Anthony Herron opened his show by breaking down the Eagles' rout of the Chiefs in Super Bowl 59 on Sunday. Later, Herb Howard of The Bigs joined the show to discuss how the Bears should attempt to fortify their roster this offseason.

In the second hour, Anthony Herron continued to discuss the Eagles' 40-22 win against the Chiefs in Super Bowl 59 on Sunday. Later, Mike Yam of the NFL Network joined the show to discuss the Eagles' dominance and why he felt it was coming.

In the final hour, Anthony Herron was joined by Marquee Sports Network reporter Andy Martinez to discuss the latest Cubs storylines as they've reported to camp. Later, Herron listened back to Score football analyst Olin Kreutz reflect on the legacies of Bears matriarch Virginia McCaskey and former head Dick Jauron, each of who passed away in the past week.

Paul Pabst opened his show by previewing the Chiefs-Eagles matchup in the Super Bowl and by sharing his prediction for the game. WGN sports anchor Jarrett Payton then joined the show to discuss the Super Bowl and the latest Bears storylines. Later, Pabst welcomed on former Bears running back Matt Forte to catch up and to preview the Super Bowl.

Anthony Herron opened his show by previewing the Chiefs-Eagles matchup in the Super Bowl. Later, Dan Patrick Show executive producer Paul Pabst joined the show to share stories from Super Bowl week in New Orleans, including what it was like to get tackled by Packers running back Josh Jacobs.