10AM: Replacement Ref DISASTER Looming?

Can you believe that the NFL Draft kicks off in Pittsburgh two weeks from tonight!? The guys review how the Packers may look to get better without a first round pick, including wondering out loud how many gamechangers a team needs to draft in a given year to be a Super Bowl contender. Also, Whoa Nelly! counting down to puck drop in the Frozen Four.

Party like it's 2012 all over again! The NFL appears to be bracing for the strong likelihood of replacement refs returning in 2026. How does the league avoid another potential disaster like the Packers experienced with the Fail Mary against the Seahawks in 2012? Also, Wilde and Tausch Trivia all about NFL rules. And Homer joins for his weekly appearance with an officiating solution he's ready to present.

It's the Thursday edition...and you're NOT going to see this one coming! Fresh off going to dinner last night, Tausch has a new "undertaking" that he proposes to Jason and Jesse, along with fans of the show...

While at Hard Rock Rockford, Tausch could smell the fajitas with his ears and the guys discus what other foods you can do that with. They also play Illinois Geography Trivia. They wrap up the show with Jesse leading Whoa Nelly.

As the guys are a Hard Rock Casino in Rockford they debate is the Packers will hit the total wins number of 10.5 in 2026. Tausch is skeptical of Green Bays ability to get to 11 wins next year with the teams they are playing. They also look at Jordan Love's MVP odds.

The guys are all together again and live from Hard Rock Casino in Rockford. As they are in enemy territory, they discus how the Bears now have the bragging rights in the rivalry and how the division is now a four team race. They are also joined by Bryan Bulaga.

The guys draft their "Gotta Have 'Em Healthy" players for the 2026 Green Bay Packers roster with hopes of contending for a Super Bowl title. Wilde and Tausch Trivia on a Badgers Trivia Tuesday. And Whoa Nelly! featuring controversy between the Brewers and Red Sox with longtime Brewers rival Wilsson Contreras at the center of it all.

The show shifts back to the Green Bay Packers, examining roster construction for the 2026 season. Where do the Packers rank among all NFL teams in available money below the salary cap? What could that mean the Packers look to do adding depth before the start of the season? And which players are the "gotta have 'em healthy" guys that the Packers can't afford to lose to injury during the season with hopes set on contending for a Super Bowl title?

It's the Tuesday edition, beginning with reactions to Michigan winning the NCAA Men's Basketball National Championship Game last night against UConn. What does it mean for the Wisconsin Badgers? Also, reviewing Shams Charania's latest article at ESPN.com on the "fractured relationship" between Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks in the final week of the NBA regular season. How did we get here, and where is it going? Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike on ESPN Radio joins to offer his national perspective on both of these subjects.

Besides Christian Watson and Tucker Kraft, which - if any - Packers players are next in line for a contract extension before the end of 2026? The guys review commentary from GM Brian Gutekunst at last year's NFL Meetings in Arizona, along with discussing which players may be positioned for an extension by year's end. Also, Whoa Nelly! with one big step for man coming up this afternoon around the moon!