On this episode of the Weekend Show:

• Adam Jahns on his recent interview with Peter King on the Niners draft room, Trubisky’s near-term future, the rookie class, the fluctuating secondary and injuries on the offensive line. (It’s long. He talks about more.)
• The Reverend returns!
• I’m involved.

Have a happy Memorial Day, one and all. No new content (barring some unforeseen shit) until middle of next week as I will be on the road!

On this Senior Bowl Week edition of the Weekend Show:

• Scott Wright sets the table for the upcoming draft, with emphasis on the quarterback position. Spoiler: He has Kizer as his top ranked QB. He also discusses Hooker v Adams, Solomon Thomas, a deep tight end class and how he’d proceed if he were running the Bears organization.
• Reverend Dave on Mormons in Chicago.
• Jeff warns there may not be a young, franchise QB available this off-season.

On the Christmas episode of DBB’s Weekend Show:

• Cook County Commissioner Bridget Gainer talks about devoting special interest to the women and children in the County’s criminal justice system this holiday season and beyond. To help out this worthy, please visit the website (www.bridgetgainer.com/holidaydrive) or see the image below.
• O Holy Night by Trombone Shorty from Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip
• A brilliant clip from Scrooged
• Reverend Dave pays a visit to the Christmas Story house
• Q Brothers Christmas Mixtape!
• (Secret Christmas cover)
• A Tom Waits “Christmas” finale (with explanation)

ON THIS EPISODE OF THE (Abbreviated) WEEKEND SHOW:

• Jeff challenges Greg Gabriel’s belief that Matt Barkley is not a professional-caliber quarterback, using quotes from Gabriel’s own column.
• A clip from the classic L.A. Story.
• Reverend Dave believes Josh Bellamy is the Andie MacDowell of the 2016 Chicago Bears. (He get it there, trust me.)
• Prediction. Bear weather. And the team that’s better at running it (Bears) and stopping the run (Bears) wins in -20 wind chill. 13-10!

On this longish episode of the Weekend Show:

• Jeff breaks down the issues the Bears face in finding the “quarterback of the future” this spring, with a little help from his well-placed scout friend.
• Adam Jahns tells you Pernell McPhee is playing at 60%, Kyle Fuller isn’t doing enough off the field to impress the coaching staff and confirms Jeff’s belief that Jeffery is headed for another tag and Hoyer to the starting lineup.
• Reverend Dave mails in his sermon on crab racing. (And I mean mails in!)
• Jeff picks the Bears out of tradition. He really believes the injuries at linebacker and inability to keep contain will lead to Kaepernick running wild Sunday.

On this episode of the DBB Weekend Show, Jeff rants about what’s wrong with the NFL and the Reverend joins for an in-studio appearance. (You can find him on Yelp) Also, Dolly Parton adds some professionalism to the process.

Editor’s Note: This episode is absurd.

ON THE WEEKEND SHOW!

• Music from Guys & Dolls and Bob Dylan!
• Jeff delivers an impassioned speech calling for the Bears to give Cutler a shot with this running game and defense.
• DBB makes an appearance with Trent Condon in Des Moines, breaking down where the Bears stand through 8 games and where they’re headed.
• Reverend Dave talks about a dream and God and I think some other stuff.
• Three picks against the spread for Week 9! Detroit (+6.5), the Jets (+3.5) and Carolina (-3)

On the Weekend Show:

• We lead off with Adam Jahns discussing the drama surrounding Jay Cutler’s return to the starting lineup and his general dismay with John Fox’s communication.
• Dolly Parton! In the Ghetto!
• Jeff discusses the three possible outcomes over the next 9 games for Cutler and why his starting in 2017 should not be ruled out yet.
• Reverend Dave compares the Cutler debate to…Scientology?
• The pick: Bears 13, Vikings 10. Expect Bears defense to control things but if Bears go into this game without their starting guards, Cutler won’t have a calm pocket all night.

On this week’s episode of the Weekend Show, very little happens. But Bob Dylan plays a primary role and Reverend Dave talks about some kind of Jesus diner. Also! Jeff picks Bears over Packers (and has very little reason for it).

On the sixth episode of the Weekend Show this season:

• Jeff breaks down why Brian Hoyer has made this season watchable in Jay Cutler’s absence
• Adam Jahns makes arguably his best appearance, breaking down Cutler/Hoyer, Cam Meredith’s emergence, Pernell McPhee, Kyle Fuller…etc. (One note on this: his words on Kevin White are not encouraging.)
• Jeff describes this season as “fascinatingly terrible”.
• Reverend discusses Missouri’s premier tourism destination.
• Jeff, while physically breaking down, still manages to pick the Bears.
• Elvis Costello tracks!