It's Tony. On today's show, we'll talk to Michael Wilbon about a thrilling win for his bears,

and we'll also talk to Steve Sands about the PNC Championship.

And that other thing they had on Golf Channel, that sort of relay race.

Oh.

It was pretty cool. But first, Commerce.

Previously on the Tony Cornheiser show.

Well, Wilbon was just screaming, yelling. There was no point of me being on the show. It was difficult. There's no point. So how quickly are you able to reset? Does it take you a full night and by today you're fine and you're going to have a great show or is this linger for another day or two? No, it's not going to linger. I mean, the show... A couple weeks. No, the show, every show is new. And every show there's possibility of it being great.

But you'll try and needle them at every opportunity about this. Oh, absolutely. About the Indiana Bears. How many Indiana Bears doing? Can we please get some custom jerseys for it? Yeah, Indiana Bears. The Tony Cornizer show is on now.

There is no way that Wilbon will be angry today when we have him on.

The Chicago Bears won at home in dramatic fashion and overtime.

There's no way he's anything but ecstatic.

It gets the cheeseheads, right?

Yeah, if he yells, yeah, who he hates.

Yes.

If he yells and screams, it'll be screams of joy.

Yes.

He can't.

If he's angry and starts, I can't believe he would be angry. I just cannot believe he would be angry. Because I root for the Bears to lose. Yeah, the, yeah, I've rooted for them to lose. Well, sure. But no, you know what? You know what? there's three guys out there where you say these coaches have made a remarkable difference in a first year. Mike Vrable at New England, Ben Johnson at Chicago,

and Liam Cohn at Jacksonville. In first years, they have playoff teams, you know, from rising from the dead.

Honestly, I mean, you know, you can vote for any.

I would vote for Vrable just because I think that he will have more wins than the others,

and they were all in that 4 and 13 range.

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