Breaking Down the Packers’ Statement Win with Bulaga

Kyle Wallace fills in for Homer to break down the Packers’ decision to stand pat at the trade deadline. Kyle explains why Green Bay’s biggest moves may have already happened with Kevin Zeitler, Laken Tomlinson, Mekhi Becton, and Caleb Johnson. Kyle also defends Jordan Love against Bears fans, debates whether the Packers should have pursued Jonathan Taylor, and takes calls from Packers fans about the team’s Super Bowl chances. Jason Wilde joins to discuss the deadline, Aaron Banks’ status, Kevin Zeitler’s role, and Caleb Johnson’s future, while Tim Van Vooren breaks down Green Bay’s turnaround and Jordan Love’s rise.

The Packers scored more points than any opponent in Gillette Stadium history, and the Homer Hour breaks down every reason the win was so impressive. Homer, Brian Bulaga, and Jason Wilde discuss Jordan Love’s elite performance, Matthew Golden’s domination of Christian Gonzalez, Christian Watson’s big game, and a Packers defense that continues to create margin for error. The guys identify their three pillars from the win, debate whether Caleb Johnson should become the team’s featured running back with Josh Jacobs injured, and evaluate the offensive line’s progress. Brian Bulaga also explains which linemen played best against New England and what must improve before Minnesota comes to Lambeau Field.

It’s the Gary Ellerson addition of the Homer Hour! Gary and Homer break down how the Packers match up against the Patriots this weekend and share their expectations for the game. They also debate whether the Chicago Bears are the best team in the NFL TODAY! their answer may surprise AND disappoint you!

Homer continues celebrating the Milwaukee Brewers' historic World Series championship and explains why their dominant postseason run has changed the franchise forever! Jason Wilde joins the show with the latest on Micah Parsons' return to Packers practice, his recovery timeline, and what Green Bay fans should realistically expect when he gets back on the field. Former Brewers pitcher Jerry Augustine, now affectionately known as "755," joins Homer for an extended conversation comparing the legendary 1982 Brewers to the 2026 World Series champions. Augustine shares memories from the championship parade, praises Pat Murphy and the organization's winning culture, and explains why this young Brewers team could change the way baseball is played. Plus, Chef Ed takes on Rain Man in a trivia challenge highlighting the Brewers' remarkably young roster and the legends of Wisconsin sports.

Homer celebrates the Milwaukee Brewers' historic World Series championship and explains why this title means more than any future championship ever could. Jason Wilde joins the show to break down the Green Bay Packers' improving defense under Jonathan Gannon, offensive line struggles, and the ongoing debate over Aaron Banks, Laken Tomlinson, and Kevin Zeitler. Homer also shares his outlook on the Bucks' rebuilding process and why he believes Marquette basketball is headed for a bounce-back season. FOX6 Sports Director Tim Van Vooren joins for an extended conversation about the Brewers' remarkable journey from years of losing to becoming World Series champions, highlighting the organization's player development and winning culture. Plus, Homer and TVV discuss Pat Murphy's legendary status in Milwaukee and why his impact on the Brewers deserves comparisons to Marquette icon Al McGuire.

Homer, Bryan Bulaga, and Jason Wilde discuss the fallout from Josh Jacobs’ controversial touchdown celebration, the possibility of additional NFL discipline, and why Jacobs needs to avoid creating more distractions. Plus, the Packers’ offensive line remains a mystery with Kevin Zeitler still sidelined, Bryan explains why Green Bay’s run game is struggling, and the guys react to Wisconsin’s embarrassing loss to Iowa. Also, a celebration of the Brewers’ legendary World Series run and the dominance of their bullpen.

On The Homer Hour, Homer and Gary Ellerson celebrate the Brewers' first World Series championship live from 3rd Street Market Hall! The guys debate what this title means to Wisconsin sports history, why fans should appreciate the moment instead of worrying about the next championship and how the Brewers have joined the Packers and Bucks in bringing titles to Wisconsin. Then, Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins the show to reflect on Milwaukee's unforgettable championship parade, Pat Murphy's incredible leadership and Christian Yelich's impact on the clubhouse. Levering explains when he knew the Brewers could win it all, why their dominant postseason run was so special and what finally delivering a championship means to generations of fans. Plus, can Jordan Love become the NFL MVP? Homer and Gary discuss why Love is carrying the Packers despite their struggling rushing attack, question Kevin Zeitler's role on the offensive line and explain why Green Bay shouldn't rush Micah Parsons back from injury. The guys also praise Jonathan Gannon's defense and debate whether the Packers have what it takes to make a deep playoff run!

On The Homer Hour, Homer reacts to the Brewers' heartbreaking Game 4 loss to the Rays and reflects on Cooper Pratt's incredible 12th-inning home run that nearly delivered Milwaukee its first World Series championship. Homer explains why the missed opportunity to complete a historic postseason sweep hurts, but believes winning the championship will erase the disappointment. Then, Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss why Brewers fans shouldn't panic with a 3-1 series lead and Jacob Misiorowski taking the mound for Game 5. The guys debate Pat Murphy's bullpen decisions, whether Aaron Ashby should have stayed in the game and why Milwaukee's championship hopes remain firmly intact. Wilde also previews Packers-Panthers and explains why Kevin Zeitler could finally make his Green Bay debut. Plus, Rain Man returns with Brewers World Series trivia, and Homer opens the phone lines for fans to share their emotions following Game 4. A fan who attended the game in Tampa Bay joins to describe the incredible atmosphere surrounding Pratt's home run and the frustrating conditions inside Tropicana Field. With another chance to make history tonight, can the Brewers finally finish the job?

On The Homer Hour, Kyle Wallace fills in for Homer as the Brewers prepare for Game 4 of the World Series, just one win away from their first championship in franchise history! Kyle reflects on Milwaukee's 44-year wait, the incredible eight-run fifth inning in Game 3 and why he believes the Rays have no chance of mounting a comeback. Then, Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss the Packers' frustrating loss to the Lions, Green Bay's offensive-line concerns and whether Kevin Zeitler could finally enter the starting lineup. Wilde also provides an update on Micah Parsons' potential return and explains why the Packers' defense deserves more credit despite the loss. Plus, Greg Matzek joins live from Tropicana Field to describe Brewers fans taking over Tampa Bay and preview the potential championship-clinching Game 4. Matzek breaks down Dustin May's expected workload, explains why William Contreras is his clear World Series MVP favorite and predicts Milwaukee will complete the sweep!

On The Homer Hour, Homer and Brian Bulaga react to the Packers' frustrating loss to the Lions, questioning how Green Bay managed to waste another winnable game. The guys praise John Williams' surprising performance at center and Keisean Nixon's clutch defensive play but explain why missed field goals, dropped passes and penalties overshadowed everything positive. Then, Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss Trey Smack's struggles and why the Packers are unlikely to make a change at kicker despite his two missed short field goals. Wilde and Bulaga also question Green Bay's offensive-line evaluations after Williams stepped in and performed better than expected despite limited experience at center. Plus, is this Packers team actually better than its record suggests? The guys debate whether Green Bay has the talent to make a playoff run or if its repeated mistakes will continue costing games. Bulaga explains why the defense remains a strength, Josh Jacobs could improve the rushing attack and the Packers desperately need more consistency before it's too late.