10AM: Back It Up

Jason brings up an intriguing question he was asked during his appearance on Thursday's Kyle, Brust & Nortman about where the Packers are ELITE. Also, speaking of Jason appearing on other shows, the guys partake in a round of Where's Wilde determining where Jason shared his best material of the week. Plus, Whoa Nelly! and Feel Good Friday painted by Hallman Lindsay Paints.

Continuing to review responses from fans answering how happy they've been cheering on Wisconsin sports teams since February 2011 when the Packers last won the Super Bowl. Also, with Kirk Cousins now signing with the Las Vegas Raiders, what do the guys expect for the Packers backup QB situation in 2026? And reviewing some of the great backup quarterbacks in Packers history during Wilde and Tausch Trivia.

It's the Friday edition! And following Wisconsin Men's Hockey captain Ben Dexheimer joining Thursday's show, Tausch spent the night contemplating what the best moments in Wisconsin sports are since the year 2000. How many of them were part of a season where the team still did NOT win a championship? And does that diminish the historical value of those moments? Fans share their thoughts, as well as answering how happy they've been as Wisconsin sports fans since the Packers won the Super Bowl in February 2011.

The Green Bay Packers are projected for 10.5 wins according to the most recent updates at the sportsbooks. Do the guys suggest fans get in now on an over/under wager on that line, or wait it out for the line to move after the NFL Draft or the schedule release in the next 6-8 weeks? A round of Take It To The Bank examines the win total projections for the other teams in the NFC North as well. And a special DOUBLE round of Wilde and Tausch Trivia on a Wisconsin Geography Thursday.

Reviewing commentary from Packers president Ed Policy at the NFL Meetings in Arizona this week, particularly regarding the NFL potentially expanding to an 18-game regular season schedule and an update on the Lambeau Field naming rights discussion from a few weeks ago.

It's the Thursday edition, and Tausch opens the show ready to double-down on his opinion that got "clipped" on Wednesday's show asserting how important it is for the Packers to win the NFC North in 2026. Also, did you know the Artemis II NASA mission to the moon isn't actually landing on the moon? And speaking of being over the moon, Wisconsin Badgers Hockey captain Ben Dexheimer joins the show fresh off his game-winning overtime goal propelling the Badgers to the Frozen Four next week in Las Vegas.

Fans share their thoughts (or, more realistically, pile on) as Jesse stands strong in his anti-ABS replay system take for Major League Baseball. The guys review some of the strongest responses calling and texting on the Carbliss ESPN Wisconsin Talk & Text Line.

Recapping takeaways from Bryan Bulaga's appearance in the 9AM Hour. Then, Jesse delivers what may possibly be the worst take in the history of the show: He does NOT like baseball's new ABS replay system for balls and strikes!? Homer joins the show to react to Jesse's shocking assertions, and fans begin to share their thoughts on the Carbliss ESPN Wisconsin Talk & Text Line.

It's the Wednesday edition...and let's be clear: Everybody on this show HATES April Fool's Day. Also, examining what Packers president Ed Policy said about Matt LaFleur's contract extension at the NFL Meetings in Arizona. What do the Packers need to accomplish in 2026 for LaFleur to avoid conversation about his future in Green Bay? Bryan Bulaga joins to share his perspective on LaFleur, players being unhappy with their roles last season, and consistency playing the same position on the offensive line.

Tausch shares his first reactions to "The Professor" John Anderson's commentary when filling in as a Cousins Sub of the Day last week comparing betting on Matt LaFleur to win a Super Bowl to Sergio Garcia winning a golf major. Also, Wilde and Tausch Trivia on a Badgers Trivia Tuesday. And Whoa Nelly! featuring Hard Knocks and the potential for the Packers to still play an international game in the 2026 season.