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After a terrible Sunday, the Bears' Tuesday was almost as bad. News that Tyson Bagent is under the NFL's Concussion Protocol has fans concerned.

John, Alyssa and Danny break down the news, tape and Aldo's AI graphics.

The Bears suffered a tough loss, and now the biggest question is the health of Caleb Williams. On this episode of Gabriel Talks Football, Greg and Aldo Gandia examine the loss, Caleb’s injury, and what it means for the Bears moving forward.

The Bears appear to have started what could be a record-breaking season with a 59 to 37 win on the road over the Panthers.
John Buffone, nephew of Bears great Doug Buffone, is back for his tenth season as host of Buffone 55 and he's never seen anything like it. His uncle didn't either!
John is joined by Alyssa Barbieri of Bears Wire dot com.
She will report on all the latest Bears news.
Danny Shimon of Shimon Draft Scout returns, too.
He will break down the performance of a Bears player every week.
Make sure you come ready for a blast of Bears info, opinion and analysis.

The Bears gave their fans plenty to celebrate, opening the 2026 season with a franchise-record 59 points in a 59-37 victory over the Carolina Panthers.

Greg Gabriel and Aldo Gandia break down the offensive explosion, Caleb Williams’ performance, Ben Johnson’s offense and the players who made an immediate impact.

But after a win like this, Greg brings something else to the conversation: perspective. With decades of football experience, Greg explains why the Bears need to celebrate this one, then quickly turn the page.

We’ll also hear postgame comments from Head Coach Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams and examine what their reactions tell us about this Bears team. A record-setting opener. Plenty of reasons to be excited. And plenty to learn.

The wait is over. After a long off-season that saw the Bears says goodbye to DJ Moore, Gervon Dexter and Declan Doyle and hello to a promising draft class and some potentially helpful veterans it's time for some football.

Greg Gabriel applies his decades long experience in the NFL to his analysis.