Carmen and Jurko

Hour 3: Carmen & Jurko discussed NFL Combine and players who win the day.  Enter Ohio State's Sonny Styles put on a show at the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine on Thursday, posting breathtaking numbers in the jumping events and 40-yard dash. Carmen breaks down his chicken cutlets process and offers to cook them for the station.  Tom  Perlissero says Maxx Crosby could be on the move, maybe to the Bears.  NFL teams looking for a budget friendly starting QB and fans wanted to know if Carmen & Mayor Skip relationship is good.

Hour 2: Carmen & Jurko served up the Brunch Rush then discussed the NFL Combine: who's on the Bears board and who's not?
Jurko's Keys: Golf season and Mike North's "Bonus Play " of the week.

Hour 1: Carmen & Jurko discussed the NFL Combine and players who win the day.  Enter Ohio State's Sonny Styles put on a show at the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine on Thursday, posting breathtaking numbers in the jumping events and 40-yard dash.  At 43 1/2 inches, the 6-5, 244-pound linebacker had the highest vertical jump by any player 6-4 or taller, and any player weighing 240 or more pounds at the combine since at least 2003.  Styles ran the 40-yard dash in 4.46 seconds, which tied his Buckeyes teammate Arvell Reese for the fastest time of all the defensive linemen and linebackers who participated on Thursday.

Hour 3: Carmen & Jurko discussed that the Chicago Bears are open for business.  Gervon Dexter Jr, the Bears are considering a trade with one year remaining on his rookie contract. Tremaine Edmunds, they granted permission for him to explore a trade.  Tyson Bagent, a three-year veteran quarterback who has gained respect around the league as a capable backup. Alanta Falcons GM Ian Cunningham says the Bears should get their pick from the league and What would you leave in a Chicago Sports Time Capsule?

Hour 2: Carmen & Jurko served up the Brunch Rush then discussed the Chicago Bears’ stadium saga is entering its most delicate stretch yet and the money is starting to splinter.  Gov. JB Pritzker struck an upbeat tone this week, saying “broad agreement” exists on legislation the team wants to advance for a domed stadium and $5 billion mixed-use development in Arlington Heights, Crain’s reported. A House committee hearing is set for Thursday to consider a measure allowing a payment in lieu of taxes, or Pilot, that would lock in the property tax structure on the former racetrack site for 30 years or more.