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10-year-old Bears fan podcasters attend their first game

Nick Martinez
Reporter · Sunday, November 8, 2026 at 10:40 PM · 2 min read
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Chicago Bears 10-year-old Bears fan podcasters attend their first game Thanks to their podcast "The Maley Way," the 10-year-olds got a front-row seat to the Bears’ game against the Buccaneers. By Natalie Spala and NBC Chicago Staff • Published 3 hours ago • Updated 2 hours ago The die-hard 10-year-old Chicago Bears fans who went viral for their podcast have lived out their dreams by attending their first Bears game at Soldier Field. Tickets to Sunday night’s Bears-Buccaneers game were gifted to them on TODAY. During the highly anticipated matchup, “Jimmy V” and “Hen Dog” soaked up all the traditions of watching their favorite team in person. Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever you are. WATCH HERE The dynamic duo went from podcasting straight to the pros. Fifth-graders Henry Zotti and Jimmy Maley met as kindergarteners. Now, the 10-year-olds have gotten a front-row seat to the Bears’ game against the Buccaneers. “So loud. Loud and sad for the Buccaneers fans," Henry said. "Just a couple Buccaneers fans? Oh, they’re going to leave at halftime.” TODAY and NBC rolled out all the sideline specials, with an invite to the game and plenty of surprises. Local CTA 4 hours ago CTA bus driver kidnapping renews concerns over transit worker safety Albany Park 6 hours ago Body recovered from North Branch of Chicago River, police say All of this comes as the boys have gained national attention for their “Maley Way” podcast, shining a light on the game and mental health. Jimmy's father, Jim Maley, said that, as a die-hard Bears fan, going to the game as a family means everything. “I’ve been watching the Bears my whole life and now, like, my son is being recognized by Caleb Williams,” Jim Maley said. “Colston Loveland’s mom will, like, message me and say how much she likes all this stuff. Like, it’s just really cool.” With no telling what’s next for this duo, they’re soaking it all in and dancing right into the next play, as they playfully demonstrated. This article tagged under: Chicago Bears

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