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  • 8AM: Packers Season Already LOST? LaFleur & Gutekunst Under Fire After Falcons Disaster

    8AM: Packers Season Already LOST? LaFleur & Gutekunst Under Fire After Falcons Disaster
    Sep 25 2026
    The 8AM hour of Jen, Gabe & Chewy continues the fallout from Green Bay’s 35-14 home loss to Atlanta, and the guys are running out of positives. The offense can’t protect Jordan Love or run the football, the defense surrendered nearly 500 yards and even special teams joined the wreckage with a blocked field goal against only 10 Falcons. Gabe and Chewy question whether the extensions for Matt LaFleur and Brian Gutekunst already look like a mistake and what would happen if this continues deeper into the season. The bigger concern is whether the Packers have any realistic path to fixing the offense. Green Bay is averaging just 1.9 yards per carry, Love barely has time to work through his progressions and the offensive line could remain a problem beyond this season with Zach Tom’s injury, Aaron Banks’ availability and several young linemen still struggling. Chewy says the players look like they’re searching for answers from a coaching staff that doesn’t seem to have them. Plus, Craig Karmazin joins the show and pushes back on the idea that the season is already cooked, reminding everyone how quickly things can change in the NFL. But even he acknowledges the obvious problem: Green Bay has to find some way to protect Jordan Love. The guys debate whether the Packers simply overestimated their offensive-line talent and whether any amount of scheming, quick throws, chips and extra protection can salvage the unit.
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    36 Min.
  • 7AM: Packers Hit ROCK BOTTOM: “There’s No Fixing This” After Falcons Disaster

    7AM: Packers Hit ROCK BOTTOM: “There’s No Fixing This” After Falcons Disaster
    Sep 25 2026
    The 7AM hour of Jen, Gabe & Chewy opens the phone lines after the Packers get demolished 35-14 by the Falcons at Lambeau Field. Gabe searches for the usual reason to believe Green Bay can turn around a 1-2 start, but this time he can’t find one. Chewy compares the Packers to a house with a foundation made of mud, and the numbers back up the frustration: Green Bay has allowed 38 quick pressures through three games, nearly three times its previous high since Jordan Love became the starter. Jason Wilde joins the show and says he has never covered a Packers offensive line this bad. He explains why Green Bay may have to completely alter its offense just to protect Love, while the guys question whether Jagger Burton is physically ready to play NFL guard. Wilde also pushes back on reading too much into Matt LaFleur’s postgame comments about possible coaching changes and says the bigger reality is that Green Bay simply doesn’t have many answers available up front. Plus, Tucker Kraft isn’t happy about hearing boos during the home opener, but Chewy says Packers fans had every right to express their frustration after another ugly performance. The guys debate how Brian Gutekunst allowed the offensive line to reach this point and whether Green Bay’s longtime draft-and-develop philosophy has failed them at the position they desperately needed to get right.
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    54 Min.
  • 7AM: It's Gameday! Can the Packers Fix Their Offensive Mess?

    7AM: It's Gameday! Can the Packers Fix Their Offensive Mess?
    Sep 24 2026
    Jen, Gabe and Chewy kick off the show swapping their favorite obscure movie quotes before turning their attention to the Packers and their ugly offensive numbers through two games. With Atlanta coming to Lambeau Field, the crew debates whether Matt LaFleur needs to simplify the offense, throw more on early downs and trust Jordan Love and his receivers despite major concerns along the offensive line. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss Green Bay's penalties, the puzzling handling of Jager Burton, Matthew Golden's development and the Packers' running back situation. Chewy explains how Mike Holmgren attacked favorable matchups and why sometimes an offense needs to rely on simple, dependable plays instead of overthinking things. The hour wraps up with Brandon Cisse's unusual "teeth" injury designation launching a conversation about wisdom teeth, anesthesia and Chewy's college dental adventures.
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    53 Min.
  • 7AM: Badgers Stun Penn State, Brewers Win 103

    7AM: Badgers Stun Penn State, Brewers Win 103
    Sep 28 2026
    Jen Lada and Kyle Wallace react to a huge Wisconsin sports weekend, starting with the Badgers’ comeback win over Penn State and what it could mean for Luke Fickell’s program. Has the upset changed expectations for Wisconsin, and would anything less than eight wins now be a disappointment? The Brewers finish the regular season with a franchise-record 103 victories as Jacob Misiorowski delivers another dominant outing ahead of the postseason. Jen and Kyle debate whether Brewers fans should want the Cubs or Padres in the NLDS and make the case for Pat Murphy as NL Manager of the Year. The hour wraps with childhood fears and myths, from quicksand and driving with the dome light on to swallowing gum and the dreaded “ring around the collar.”
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    53 Min.
  • 7AM: Can the Packers Fix Their Offensive Line?

    7AM: Can the Packers Fix Their Offensive Line?
    Sep 29 2026
    The Packers are scrambling for answers on the offensive line, but can veterans Laken Tomlinson and Mekhi Becton actually fix the problem? Jen and Gabe debate how much blame belongs to Brian Gutekunst and the coaching staff for allowing the unit to reach this point. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss the new additions, Tucker Kraft’s response to criticism over his comments about fans booing and Jordan Love’s leadership through the Packers’ struggles. The crew also examines whether Green Bay can turn its season around and what Ed Policy’s decision to stick with Gutekunst and Matt LaFleur could mean moving forward. Plus, Gabe and Josh share the story of a disastrous wedding DJ who was eventually replaced mid-reception.
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  • 7AM: Brewers Take Game 1! Wisconsin's Winning Weekend

    7AM: Brewers Take Game 1! Wisconsin's Winning Weekend
    Oct 12 2026
    It's a Victory Monday in Wisconsin as Jen, Gabe and Chewy celebrate the Brewers' thrilling 2-1 win over the Dodgers in Game 1 of the NLCS and the Packers' dominant victory over the Bears! The crew breaks down Bryce Turang's clutch home run, Luis Lara's go-ahead hit, and the Brewers' pitching and defense shutting down Los Angeles. Jen shares her experience at American Family Field, while the guys debate Pat Murphy's bullpen decisions, lineup strategy, and whether this Brewers team has what it takes to win it all. Plus, listeners share their experiences from an unforgettable Wisconsin sports doubleheader, and Josh reveals a stunning development: the Brewers are now World Series betting favorites! Can Milwaukee take a commanding 2-0 series lead against Yoshinobu Yamamoto and the Dodgers?
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    56 Min.
  • 7AM: Can the Packers Save Their Season?

    7AM: Can the Packers Save Their Season?
    Sep 30 2026
    Gabe Neitzel and Alex Strouf react to Packers-Bears getting moved out of the late-afternoon window and what it says about Green Bay’s ugly start. They break down the Packers’ desperate offensive-line additions, including Mekhi Becton, Laken Tomlinson and the pursuit of Kevin Zeitler. The guys debate the best- and worst-case scenarios for the rest of Green Bay’s season and whether the offensive line is the only thing holding the team back. They also examine concerns with the Packers defense after the loss to Atlanta and whether the struggling running backs can fairly be evaluated behind this offensive line. Adam Schefter joins the show to discuss Green Bay’s problems, Matt LaFleur, Josh Jacobs and the upcoming matchup with Tampa Bay.
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    49 Min.
  • 8AM: A Massive Wisconsin Sports Weekend Awaits

    8AM: A Massive Wisconsin Sports Weekend Awaits
    Oct 1 2026
    Jen and Gabe look ahead to a huge weekend featuring Packers-Buccaneers and Brewers-Padres. They examine whether Green Bay’s revamped offensive line can give Jordan Love enough help in Tampa Bay and what the offense needs to do against a tough Bucs run defense. Top 8 at 8 tests the crew and callers on the Brewers with the most postseason games played in franchise history. The conversation then turns to Jacob Misiorowski taking the ball in Game 1, potential offensive difference-makers and just how electric American Family Field could be. Jen finishes the morning feeling optimistic that both the Packers and Brewers can deliver a big weekend for Wisconsin sports fans.
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    39 Min.