A Bears mock draft that treats every pick as part of a wider roster plan.
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Bears talk with a draft-board backbone.
Bears On Tap is a Chicago Bears podcast built around practical football arguments. Its panel sorts draft boards, roster needs, matchup stress, and scheme fit with the pace of a live Bears room.
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Bears On Tap is a Chicago Bears podcast for listeners who want the argument behind the take. The show covers news, previews, free agency, draft scenarios, and position-by-position scouting through a rotating panel format. Its recent center of gravity is Building the Board, a draft series that turns crowded prospect lists into practical Bears conversations. The panel rarely treats a player as an abstract grade. A safety is weighed against Chicago’s current room. A cornerback is discussed through role, size, athletic testing, and possible usage. An edge rusher becomes a question of what the Bears may like versus what the panel likes. A defensive tackle is filtered through need, value, traits, and draft slot. That makes the show feel less like a rankings sheet and more like a live board meeting. The March Madness-style brackets give long episodes a useful shape. The mock-draft and spin-the-wheel formats add some playfulness without losing the football thread. The tone is quick, casual, and analytical. One voice floats a player. Another pushes on fit or cost. The conversation then settles into a more careful judgment. Recent episodes also show the regular Bears anxiety: a stressful win, a Vikings rematch, the shadow of free agency, and the feeling that the next move has to matter. It is Bears fandom with a scout-room habit. The show can wander, repeat itself, and make room for sponsor breaks, especially at the top or bottom of episodes. That looseness is also part of its texture. It sounds like people who have been arguing through the same board for months. For Bears fans who care about why a player makes sense, why a nickel skill set matters, or why athletic testing changes a grade, Bears On Tap offers a specific kind of local football obsession.
Made for: Bears On Tap is for Chicago Bears fans who follow roster construction, draft fits, and weekly matchup stakes closely. It especially suits listeners who enjoy panel debate and prospect evaluation tied directly to the Bears.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its Bears-specific draft process: brackets, mock rooms, tiers, and fit debates that turn scouting into usable team context. It spends less time chasing generic rankings and more time asking how Chicago would actually deploy the player.
Chicago Bears news, analysis, film breakdown, recaps, previews, and more! --Bears On Tap is presented by OnTapSportsNet.com
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed prospect debates and roster exercises turn Chicago Bears speculation into clear, evidence-minded football decisions.
Bears On Tap turns Chicago roster questions into working sessions. Quinton Crisco and rotating contributors compare prospects through bracket-style draft boards, weighing game tape, athletic measurements, positional fit and likely draft value instead of settling for quick…
Quinton Crisco's 16-prospect brackets make your Bears draft crush defend itself, one matchup at a time.
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A Bears mock draft that treats every pick as part of a wider roster plan.
Building the Board frames a Bears mock draft as a working decision room, with Quentin Crisco and Steve Letizia joined by Samir Patel in a Ryan Poles role.
A cornerback bracket that turns traits into practical Bears questions about role and fit.
Building the Board frames its cornerback talk as a March Madness-style bracket, with Quinton Crisco, Luke O'Grady, and Seth Conklin working through 16 prospects toward a practical Bears question: who feels most likely to end up in Chicago by the close of the draft?
A Bears safety bracket turns draft need into a clear, role-focused debate about fit.
Safety turns into a March Madness-style fit debate for the Chicago Bears, as Seth Conklin and Luke O'Grady work through a Building the Board bracket of defensive backs.
A Bears defensive tackle bracket turns prospect talk into a clear debate over fit, value, and need.
This episode frames defensive tackle scouting as a March Madness-style bracket, with Quinton Crisco, Steve Letizia, and Jacob Infante sorting prospects by how naturally they project as Chicago Bears.
A running back bracket turns Bears draft talk into a live debate over steadiness, athleticism, and fit.
Running back scouting turns into a bracket-style draft board debate, with Desmond Reed, McGowan, Jonah Coleman, and Robert Henry Jr. serving as the test cases for what matters most.
A Bears roster exercise built around fit, value, depth, and the uncertainty that makes offseason talk useful.
Quentin Crisco and Ron Luce treat the Bears offseason as a live roster exercise, working through possible exits, receiver depth, backup quarterback options, and the defensive-line room they would want to build.
A Bears-Ravens preview where Roquan Smith's return gives the matchup an emotional charge.
Bears on Tap frames the Bears-Ravens pregame as more than matchup housekeeping, with motivation, personnel, and the lingering Lamar Jackson question all shaping the conversation.




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A Bears podcast previewing the upcoming game against the Browns, with hosts discussing their feelings after a loss to the Packers and expectations for the next game.
Hosts Quinton Crisco, Samir Patel, and Brendan Chigrou preview the Chicago Bears' Week 8 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens.
Hosts Quentin Crisco and Ron Luce conduct a mock offseason for the Chicago Bears, using a spreadsheet to manage cuts, trades, free agency, and the draft.
A mock draft simulation where the hosts role-play as Chicago Bears executives to build a draft strategy.
Seth Conklin and Luke O'Grady rank safeties for the Chicago Bears using a March Madness-style bracket.
A podcast panel discusses cornerback prospects for the Chicago Bears in the 2026 NFL Draft, focusing on scheme fit and most likely picks.
The hosts of Bears on Tap discuss the upcoming NFL draft and free agency moves for the Chicago Bears, introducing a 'spin the wheel' segment to decide draft picks.
A podcast discussion analyzing 16 edge rusher prospects for the Chicago Bears using a March Madness bracket format.
Bears On Tap hosts Quinton Crisco, Steve Letizia, and Jacob Infante run a March Madness-style bracket of 2026 NFL Draft defensive tackle prospects for the Chicago Bears.
Bears On Tap hosts Danny Meehan and their co-host run through the 2026 NFL Draft running back class in a March Madness-style bracket, seeded off PFF's big board.
The hosts of Bears on Tap preview the upcoming Chicago Bears vs Minnesota Vikings game, discussing the week 1 rematch and their excitement for the show.
The hosts preview the upcoming Bears vs Bengals game, discuss the Ravens loss, and analyze defensive schemes.