June 5, 2017
In the second installment of our series detailing what the Chicago Bears' division rivals have done this offseason we turn our attention to the Green Bay Packers. Green and Gold aficionado Robert Trader joins Aldo Gandia to look at all of the key transactions Packers' general manager Ted Thompson made since the end of the season.
The last seven minutes of the show are dedicated to some good natured ball busting as Robert and Aldo exchange barbs. The "humor" is NSFW.
June 2, 2017
The fate of a football team's upcoming season can be better forecast by studying its 90 man roster. Danny Shimon joins Jose Cotto to help Aldo Gandia dissect some parts of the Chicago Bears' roster. Danny and Jose look at some of the players and position groups they like and some they are concerned about.
May 26, 2017
Salsa music starts the show in celebration of the signing of Victor Cruz by the Chicago Bears. But is it really a good thing? That's the first topic on the show.
The guys later talk about Cameron Meredith's ascension and if you have not seen Draft Dr. Phil's tape analysis of him CLICK HERE.
Later the discussion turns to the possible move of Kyle Long to left guard. Everyone has some reservations about the move and remember that Phil has, all along, wanted Long at left tackle, not guard. CLICK HERE to see his tape analysis of Long.
"Scottie Ferrell" makes a special appearance and there's lots more.
May 22, 2017
John Buffone is a televison new reporter for Blue Ridge 11 News. He's also the nephew of legendary Chicago Bears outside linebacker Doug Buffone. He joins BBRR host Aldo Gandia to look back at Doug's playing career, his unforgettable radio rants and a beloved family man.
May 19, 2017
How are the Chicago Bears going to distribute snaps among their four quarterbacks? That's the first topic on this installment of Bears Barroom Radio. Can Mitch Trubisky get a satisfactory amount of snaps to progress appropriately? Will the Bears cheat Mike Glennon, their No. 1 QB, if they give Trubisky a good share of snaps? What about Mark Sanchez? He, Glennon and Trubsiky have no experience with the playbook. And, what about Connor Shaw, a fan favorite, does he deserve a good share of snaps?
Along with that topic the crew tackle several questions submitted via twitter.
May 12, 2017
Know thy enemy! The Chicago Bears have now lost four of their last five games against the Minnesota Vikings. Did the Vikings have the kind of draft that could fortify their forces and extend their recent dominance? Bears Barroom Radio host Aldo Gandia talks to Vikings Territory BJ Reidell to get the lowdown on the 2017 Minnesota Vikings draft, the future of Teddy Bridgewater and more.
May 8, 2017
Mitch Trubisky. Mitch Trubisky. Mitch Trubisky. It's all Chicago Bears fans can talk about. And, for that matter, the national media seems fixated on Trubisky and general manager Ryan Pace's clandestine operation to land his targeted quarterback. On this show, host Aldo Gandia talks with Emily Kaplan (twitter: ) of MMQB.com and Sports Illustrated about Pace's "covert ops" to acquire the quarterback. Aldo also details why he believes Pace should not have traded valued draft assets to move up one slot for Trubisky.
Aldo references Chase Stuart's recent work at FootballPerspective.com and you can find those articles by CLICKING HERE and HERE. You can also find Emily Kaplan's work at MMQB.com by CLICKING HERE.
May 5, 2017
This is Part 2 of our post draft discussion. In Part 1, we dissected the Chicago Bears trading up one slot to acquire Mitchell Trubisky. In this installment of Bears Barroom Radio the four other draft picks are analyzed. NSFW
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May 4, 2017
The guys discuss ... what else the Draft!
Did Ryan Pace goof in trading up one slot for Mitchel Trubisky? Can Trubisky become a starting quarterback in year one? Those are just two of the topics jammed into the first hour of our two-part Draft Review podcast.
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April 28, 2017
Jose Cotto offers up his unique analysis to the Chicago Bears transaction to select North Carolina quarterback Mitchell Trubisky. Ryan Pace sent pick numbers three, 67, 111 and a third-rounder next year to the San Francisco 49ers to move up one slot, the second overall choice, and select Trubisky.
CAUTION: Some language may not suitable for certain audiences.
