Pick 6: Will the Bears trade up or down?

The Mully & Haugh Show's 'Pick 6' episode dives into the Chicago Bears' potential draft strategy, focusing on whether they'll trade up, down, or stay put at pick 6. Hosts debate the financial and strategic implications of moving up a few spots—especially to secure a high-impact player like a top-tier safety or left tackle—while emphasizing that any move must be bold and targeted at a day-one starter. They weigh the value of the Bears' two second-round picks and consider the possibility of trading down for additional assets, particularly if teams like the Jets or Vikings are willing to part with picks. The conversation shifts to the Cubs' recent eight-game winning streak, praising Matthew Boyd's return and the team’s offensive surge, including standout performances from Bregman, Suzuki, and Bush. The White Sox are highlighted for their historic home run streak by Colston Montgomery and Mune Murakami, the first duo in MLB history to hit home runs in four consecutive games. The episode also touches on the Illinois legislature’s passage of a major stadium bill, which has sparked political tension as the Bears express reservations about amendments, raising concerns about the team potentially relocating to Indiana. The hosts reflect on the irony and political theater surrounding the bill’s progress.