Green & Gold Fix

Green Bay Packers to New England and beat down the Patriots 45-27. Homer, Mark Tauscher, Gary Ellerson and Jason Wilde react with callers.

Gabe Neitzel, Jason Wilde, Jon Anderson and former Packers right tackle Brian Bulaga preview the Packers game against the Patriots.

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe, and Chewy with the latest on the Green Bay Packers as the NFL trade deadline approaches! Schefter confirms Green Bay has checked in on Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor but explains why the Packers' limited draft capital makes a blockbuster trade unlikely. He also reveals that Green Bay explored acquiring offensive lineman Quenton Nelson and discusses why upgrading the offensive line during the season is so difficult. In a surprising NFC North power ranking, Schefter declares the Chicago Bears the division's BEST team, leaving Gabe defending his decision to rank Chicago last earlier in the week. Plus, Schefter weighs in on the additional allegations involving Josh Jacobs, the latest on Micah Parsons' potential return to practice, the concerning injury to Lions linebacker Jack Campbell, and whether Jordan Love could face an NFL fine for his Halloween costume mocking officials!

The Packers are 4-3 after a frustrating loss to the Detroit Lions, and the questions aren't going away. Jason Wilde joins Alex Strouf ahead of Thursday Night Football against the Carolina Panthers to discuss Green Bay's continued inconsistency and whether this is a pivotal moment in the 2026 season. Jason breaks down Trey Smack's costly missed kicks in Detroit, why he disagrees with Brian Gutekunst's decision to rely on a rookie kicker, and the mounting injuries affecting the Packers. Plus, the latest on Sean Rhyan, Zaire Franklin and the offensive line, why John Williams may have earned the starting center job, and whether Kevin Zeitler is finally ready to make his Packers debut. Jason also discusses Josh Jacobs' return, the struggling rushing attack and why there's still reason to believe Green Bay's offense can improve as the season progresses.

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to discuss the Green Bay Packers' complaints about officiating following their game against the Detroit Lions. Would making NFL officials full-time employees actually improve the quality of calls, and has the league gone too far protecting quarterbacks? Schefter also weighs in on the Indianapolis Colts' roster moves and whether Jonathan Taylor could be the next big name on the trade market. Plus, could the Philadelphia Eagles become sellers, or does Howie Roseman have other plans ahead of the deadline? And things take a hilarious turn when Chewy's new metal palm tree interrupts the interview while Schefter attempts to calm Brewers fans after their World Series loss.

Detroit Lions beat the Green Bay Packers 20-17 after two bad missed kicks from Packers' rookie Trey Smack. Homer, Mark Tauscher, Gary Ellerson and Jason Wilde react with callers.

Alex Strouf, Jason Wilde, and former Packers right tackle Brian Bulaga preview the Packers game against the Lions.

The Packers have won three straight, but are they legitimate contenders? Jason Wilde joins Alex Strouf ahead of Green Bay's NFC North showdown with the Detroit Lions to examine whether Jonathan Gannon's defense is ready to take the next step. Jason breaks down the emergence of Evan Williams, Xavier McKinney and Javon Bullard, the challenge of slowing down Detroit's explosive offense, and why Jordan Love's continued success is coming at a physical cost. Plus, Josh Jacobs returns to the Packers after six games away, but can he fix a rushing attack that ranks among the NFL's worst? Jason also discusses Jacobs' comments following his return, the Packers' ongoing offensive line concerns, and what Sunday's matchup could reveal about Green Bay's championship potential.

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to break down Josh Jacobs' removal from the commissioner's exempt list and what it means for the Green Bay Packers moving forward. With Jacobs returning and Micah Parsons expected back, Schefter explains why he's not quite ready to call the Packers an elite Super Bowl contender despite their three-game winning streak. He also examines the NFC North race and why all four teams could potentially reach the playoffs. Plus, Schefter discusses the Los Angeles Rams' disappointing season and the serious questions surrounding the Philadelphia Eagles' handling of Jalen Hurts' blood clots. The conversation wraps up with a debate over NFL officiating and whether the league needs to expand which calls can be reviewed.

Green Bay Packers safety Evan "Whiskey" Williams joins Jason Wilde and Homer on Wilde and Tausch on the Yuengling Legends Line following an impressive 23-13 win for the Packers over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football at Lambeau Field.