Green Bay Game Night - The Green Bay Packers Take Down The Cincinnati Bengals 28-17

Three-time Wisconsin Sportswriter of the Year Jason Wilde and ESPN Wisconsin's Alex Strouf discuss the first place Green Bay Packers and how they have stacked up through five games. QB Jordan Love has been awesome for the Packers, minus some crucial mistakes. What to make of WR Matthew Golden's breakout against the Cincinnati Bengals. How good is the Packers defense through five games? Previewing Sunday's match-up with the Arizona Cardinals.

Former Green Bay Packers offensive lineman Bryan Bulaga joins Wilde and Tausch to share thoughts on the state of the Packers offensive line, address how the Packers can better draw holding penalties from other teams on Micah Parsons, and gloat about his Iowa Hawkeyes dominating the Wisconsin Badgers for the second straight football season.

Greg Matzek and Gary Ellerson LIVE from Potawatomi Sportsbook discuss your one word description to describe the Packers win over the Bengals, Packers reporter Jason Wilde stops by with the latest from titletown, the guys play "Buy Or Sell," go over the NFC Power Rankings and a preview of Sunday's matchup against the Arizona Cardinals.

ESPN Packers reporter Rob Demovsky joins The Homer Hour, what was his biggest takeaway from the Packers win over the Bengals, on the struggles of the defense in back-to-back games, an update on Luke Van Ness injury, on the Packers being frustrated not getting holding calls against Micah Parsons, is Matthew Golden now the Packers #1 receiver and will Christian Watson go the full 21 days before they play him?

Rob Demovsky joins the show to recap the Packers victory over the Bengals, Matt LaFleur's play calling and usage of Matthew Golden, The Defense still not generating turnovers and all thigns Green & Gold.

Homer, Mark Tauscher, Gary Ellerson and Jason Wilde give their thoughts and analysis from the Green Bay Packers 28-17 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Packers are back from the bye week — and they’re staring down Joe Flacco and the Cincinnati Bengals in a big Week 6 matchup. On this week’s episode of Weekly Wilde, ESPN Wisconsin's Alex Strouf and three-time Wisconsin Sportswriter of the Year Jason Wilde break it down. The guys discuss what to expect from Flacco leading an offense with dangerous weapons like Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, plus the impact of injuries along the Packers’ offensive line. And for the first time since last season’s ACL tear, wide receiver Christian Watson returned to practice — what that means for Green Bay’s passing game moving forward once he returns.

Molly Brown introduces Packers legend Mike Daniels, who she and Matt Hamilton had the pleasure of talking to earlier this week! They talk to Mike about why this was the perfect team to join the show, as all three of his former teams are at the center of WI sports this week - The Packers, the Cincinnati Bengals, and the Iowa Hawkeyes! Mike discusses the Iowa vs Wisconsin trophy game, his new career as a Youth football coach, what Micah Parsons' addition has done for the Packers franchise and the different, HOT energy of this Packers defense! He also talks about this week's matchup versus the Bengals before giving us a final score prediction for both football games -- Green Bay vs Cincy and Badgers vs Hawkeyes!

Adam Schefter joins the show to talk about all the latest about the Green Bay Packers, including their matchup for the 2nd time against new Bengal Joe Flacco who will play the Packers twice in 3 weeks. Adam Schefter discusses more topic involving all the latest in the NFL including Jerry Jones getting fined for giving fans the middle finger.

ESPN Packers reporter Rob Demovsky joins The Homer Hour, what is the maximum fine a team levy on a player, on when we can expect Christian Watson back, on the chance the offensive line being fully healthy this week following the BYE, on the injury status of Devonte Wyatt, is Zach Tom fully healed and ready to go, what did Matt LaFleur have to say about his team after self scout, how do the Packers get the running game going again and how devastating would a loss to the Bengals be?