Jen, Gabe & Chewy

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe, and Chewy with the latest on the Green Bay Packers as the NFL trade deadline approaches and Josh Jacobs prepares for surgery on his injured finger! Wilde explains why he doesn't expect Brian Gutekunst to make a blockbuster trade and believes Caleb Johnson can help carry the running game while Jacobs recovers. The conversation gets heated when Gabe questions Green Bay's bizarre offensive line rotation, and Wilde reveals why Aaron Banks' latest injury could finally open the door for Kevin Zeitler to start alongside Laken Tomlinson against the Minnesota Vikings. Wilde also discusses Jordan Love's emerging NFL MVP candidacy and explains why opposing defenses will eventually force the Packers quarterback to make more intermediate throws instead of relying on explosive deep passes. Plus, is something wrong with Tucker Kraft, or will the tight end finally get more opportunities once defenses start focusing on Christian Watson and Matthew Golden?

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy are fired up as the NFL trade deadline arrives with the Green Bay Packers potentially looking to make a blockbuster move! With Josh Jacobs expected to miss time following finger surgery, the crew debates whether Brian Gutekunst should pursue Jonathan Taylor, Derrick Henry, Saquon Barkley, or Breece Hall to fix Green Bay's struggling running game. The guys discuss whether sacrificing valuable draft picks is worth chasing a Super Bowl this season or if the Packers should stand pat and trust their current roster. Jason Wilde joins the show to explain why Kevin Zeitler could finally replace Aaron Banks on the offensive line and what Jordan Love needs to do to establish himself as a legitimate NFL MVP candidate. Plus, the crew reacts to the Minnesota Vikings' disastrous quarterback situation following their loss to the Buffalo Bills, Puka Nacua's injury impacting the upcoming Packers-Rams matchup, and whether expanding the College Football Playoff to 24 teams would ruin the importance of college football's biggest games!

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy debate whether the Green Bay Packers should make an aggressive move at the NFL trade deadline after Jordan Love's incredible performance against the New England Patriots! The crew questions whether Brian Gutekunst can afford to sacrifice future draft picks to fix the offensive line or running game, especially with Green Bay sitting in last place in the NFC North despite looking like a legitimate Super Bowl contender. Things get heated during Chewy's weekly NFL Power Rankings segment when the Packers land outside the top 10 despite their dominant victory, while the struggling Minnesota Vikings somehow remain ranked eighth! The guys also discuss potential defensive line trade targets following Javon Hargrave's injury, including Christian Barmore, Grover Stewart, and Moro Ojomo. Plus, Chewy completely derails the show with hilarious arguments about track distances, bizarre presidential names, and a disastrous live advertisement that leaves Jen, Gabe, and Josh questioning whether he should be allowed to read on the radio!

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy are FIRED UP after the Green Bay Packers dominate the New England Patriots 45-27 behind what might be the greatest performance of Jordan Love's career! The crew breaks down Love's incredible 372-yard performance, his near-perfect passer rating, and the explosive connection with Christian Watson and Matthew Golden that completely overwhelmed New England's secondary. Is Jordan Love officially an elite NFL quarterback and legitimate MVP candidate, or will the Packers' nonexistent running game eventually catch up with them? The guys debate whether Matt LaFleur deserves credit for finally letting Jordan Love cook and why the offense's aggressive approach could make Green Bay a legitimate Super Bowl contender. Plus, Kevin Zeitler finally gets on the field, Aaron Banks continues to struggle, and the crew questions whether the Packers' offensive line rotation could become a disaster against Brian Flores and the Minnesota Vikings next weekend!

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy are starting to believe the Green Bay Packers could be legitimate Super Bowl contenders after an incredible 45-27 victory over the New England Patriots! The crew celebrates a dominant defensive performance featuring four takeaways, two interceptions from Xavier McKinney, and breakout contributions from Karl Brooks and Brandon Cisse, while debating how Micah Parsons' eventual return could make the defense even more dangerous. With the NFL trade deadline approaching, Jen wonders whether Brian Gutekunst should go ALL IN on Jonathan Taylor to fix Green Bay's struggling running game, especially with Josh Jacobs dealing with a broken finger. The guys debate whether sacrificing a future first-round pick is worth chasing a championship or if the Packers should trust Jordan Love and their explosive passing attack to carry them. Plus, despite sitting at 6-3 and looking like one of the NFL's best teams, Green Bay remains LAST in the NFC North, leaving the crew to figure out exactly what it will take to win the division and secure a favorable playoff seed!

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy break down the Green Bay Packers' increasingly difficult road to the NFL playoffs as seven NFC contenders battle for just five postseason spots! Chewy ranks the NFC's top teams, putting the San Francisco 49ers and Chicago Bears at the top while questioning whether the Minnesota Vikings can hold things together down the stretch. Jason Wilde joins the show to explain why Sunday's matchup against the New England Patriots is a critical measuring stick for Green Bay and whether the Packers can survive their brutal upcoming schedule. The crew also discusses the possibility of trading for Jonathan Taylor, the Packers' historically bad running game, and why the team's impressive secondary could be its biggest strength. Plus, concerns surrounding Keisean Nixon's groin injury, a potential contract extension, and Doc Rivers' revealing comments about Giannis Antetokounmpo's departure from the Milwaukee Bucks!

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy dive into a brutal evaluation of the Green Bay Packers' offensive line after a veteran NFL offensive line coach breaks down everything going wrong with Green Bay's historically awful rushing attack! The crew examines the criticism of Anthony Belton and Laken Tomlinson, the team's poor blocking fundamentals, and why offensive line coach Luke Butkus deserves serious scrutiny for his inability to develop players. Chewy explains why the Packers should consider abandoning traditional running plays altogether while Gabe questions whether Jordan Love can survive throwing the football 45 to 50 times per game. The guys also debate Green Bay's questionable personnel decisions, whether Kevin Zeitler deserves an opportunity, and how Brian Gutekunst can possibly rebuild the offensive line moving forward. Plus, the crew compares Jordan Love to Drake Maye and Caleb Williams before Craig Karmazin joins the show to rank the NFC North, discuss the Milwaukee Bucks' early-season struggles, and relive the Brewers' unforgettable World Series championship parade!

Jen and Gabe react to Micah Parsons returning to practice and debate the conflicting timelines surrounding his recovery from a significant knee injury. Is the Packers star right to prioritize his long-term health, or should fans be frustrated by the lack of communication about his return? Jason Wilde joins the show to explain what Parsons revealed about his rehabilitation and why expectations need to be realistic when he finally takes the field. The crew also previews the Packers' matchup with the New England Patriots and questions why veteran Kevin Zeitler continues to sit behind Aaron Banks on Green Bay's offensive line. Plus, UW-Whitewater head coach Jace Rindahl joins the show to preview a massive undefeated showdown against UW-Platteville, and Chewy weighs in on the challenges of playing offensive line at 36 years old.

Jen, Gabe and Chewy debate whether the Green Bay Packers should pursue a running back before the NFL trade deadline, with names like Jonathan Taylor, Tony Pollard and TreVeyon Henderson entering the conversation. Would adding another running back actually improve Green Bay's struggling offense, or is the offensive line the real problem? The crew keeps the Milwaukee Brewers' World Series celebration alive with a postseason edition of Top 8 at 8, testing their knowledge of the franchise's all-time playoff hits leaders. Plus, Sal Frelick shares a hilarious story about choosing baseball over football at Boston College and why he couldn't bring himself to tell Steve Addazio he wasn't going to play for him. The guys also discuss Frelick's emergence as a Brewers fan favorite, Chewy's legendary Three Amigos days and the latest developments surrounding Jonathan Taylor's potential availability.

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy get into a heated debate about Micah Parsons as the Green Bay Packers prepare for his potential return to practice! Chewy questions whether Parsons is putting himself ahead of the team by waiting until he's 100% healthy, while Jen defends his cautious approach and the risks of rushing back from a serious knee injury. The crew compares Parsons' situation to Tucker Kraft, Christian Watson, and past Packers players who battled through injuries, while questioning whether Green Bay can survive until his expected return against the Los Angeles Rams. ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter joins the show to discuss the Packers' interest in Jonathan Taylor, the latest allegations involving Josh Jacobs, and why he believes the Chicago Bears are the BEST team in the NFC North. Plus, Jordan Love and his wife dress up as blind NFL officials for Halloween, leaving the crew wondering whether the Packers quarterback could actually get fined for mocking the referees!