Full Show — April 24, 2025

Spiegel & Holmes Show

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Sports

4.6 • 632 Ratings

🗓️ 24 April 2025

⏱️ 150 minutes

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Summary

Matt Spiegel and Laurence Holmes reflected on the life and legacy of Bears great Steve "Mongo" McMichael and previewed the NFL Draft, where the Bears hold the 10th overall pick.

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0:00.0	Spiegel and Holmes.
0:01.8	Okay, here we go, sports fans.
0:04.2	Afternoons on the score.
0:05.8	The bear defense has become very well-known.
0:08.9	But just in case you don't know them, Hampton, McMichael, Perry, and dead start up front.
0:13.3	Steve McMichael is one of those tough guys, you know, that plays that middle in there with those guys, takes on guys, does stuff in the trenches, fighter, scrapper.
0:22.3	Better known in a locker room as Mongo.
0:24.2	Mongo, Santa Maria.
0:27.1	My nickname in college was Bam Bam, and it's not because I would club you on the field,
0:31.2	is because I bounced at a strip joint with a baseball bat.
0:34.2	Like a name Kramer's back again.
0:35.7	This time, Kramer will not get away from McMichael.
0:38.5	Kramer is down.
0:39.5	Taked by McMichael.
0:40.7	They've been pressuring almost every play.
0:42.6	There we go.
0:43.2	Steve McMichael says he's number one.
0:45.3	We'll just know where the cameras are.
0:46.7	Yeah.
0:47.3	Matt Dickerson is hit behind the line of scrimmage by Steve McMichael and the Rams will have to punt.
0:53.3	Snow continues. by Steve McMichael and the Rams will have to punt. The snow continues, and the crowd continues to yell.
0:56.0	They'll play either Miami or New England, but whoever they play is going to have their hands full.
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