S2Ep33: Season Finale. McCaskeys Running it Back. Bears lose in Wild Card Round.

Season 2 finale of Zero Doinks! After a disappointing snoozefest of a Wild Card game against New Orleans, the McCaskeys decided it would be wise to bring the whole gang back for the 2021 season. We talk all about the Bears playoff loss to the Saints and suffer through the reality that is ownership's decision to continue with this same front office and head coach. The boys of Zero Doinks discuss what they would do if they were in charge of personnel and discuss their frustrations as life-long Bears fans. Predictions for the rest of the NFL playoffs hit your ears during Hamm's N Bread as well as Rick Feelsmen's final S2 appearance during his Hamm's N Spreads segment. Where are the Gophers and Illini hoops teams headed this year in hoops? We discuss that during the B1G Minute and wrap up a weird and memorable Season 2. Thank you for listening, you guys are the best. 0:00 - 03:08 - Debut of "I'm Still Standing" parody song, lamenting the Bears decision to continue with current leadership 03:09 - 04:08 - What's on tap for the season finale 04:09 - 36:14 - Bears-Saints Wild Card playoff review plus a little more on Dan Doinks and his ghost tour in the mountains of Tennessee. 36:15 - 36:45 - Where can you find us on the interwebs? 36:46 - 86:19 - So the McCaskeys and Ted Phillips decided to run it all back in 2021? We dive deep into what that means from the perspective of two Bears fan dopes. 86:20 - 107:25 - Hamm's N Bread sports gambling segment. The boys look at gambling angles and make predictions for the remainder of the NFL playoff slate. Resident gambling expert Rick Feelsmen pops in for his final Season 2 appearance. 107:26 - 121:42 - B1G Minute. Where are the Gophers and Illini hoops teams going to end up when March Madness comes knocking? Any truth to the PJ Fleck to NFL rumors? 121:43 - END - NBA and MLB talk plus some sincere thank you's to our amazing listeners. You guys surprise us at all times. "I Will Follow You Into The Dark" song courtesy of Coach Cuse, Bill Doinks and Daughter of Bill Doinks and inspired by Death Cab for Cutie, of course.