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Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay's selection of Arizona guard/tackle Jordan Morgan in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft on Thursday night. He fills you in on just who Morgan is as a player and tells you why there's a lot to like about this pick. He also points out some of the potential issues with Morgan before giving a couple possibilities as to where Morgan might play for the Packers. Finally, he takes a quick look at how day two of the draft might go for Green Bay.

It's FINALLY here! This week we get to add new names and faces to your Green Bay Packers. As Packers fans we have the luxurious position of being able to sit back and trust whatever the GM does. In Gute we trust!

Chris Lempesis is back with the finale of his two-part preview of the 2024 NFL Draft for the Green Bay Packers. In this episode, he focuses on the defensive side of the ball for the Packers. Which positions should they address? What are the spots they should stay away from? Which players would be good fits in Green Bay? He answers all those questions and more.

Gil and Sean give you some likely Packers scenarios for the upcoming 2024 NFL Draft.

Joined by a special guest - Coach Marty Jenkins! We're finally taking our swing at the QB draft prospects, and going along with that theme we're giving our list of guys that we are NOT drafting.

Chris Lempesis is back with part one of his two-part preview of the 2024 NFL Draft for the Green Bay Packers. In part one, he focuses on the offensive side of the ball for the Packers. What positions does Green Bay need to address? Which positions should the Packers stay away from? Which players would be good fits in Green Bay? What should Brian Gutekunst's overall strategy be for draft weekend? He answers those questions and more.

Sean and Gil reveal their secret Packers Draft crushes!

What is the Packers' DREAM draft scenario? Before we take a look at the TE prospects, we're pulling up to take a look at our favorite prospects across the board heading into the draft. Who are YOUR guys?

Sean and Gil rate the Packers coaches and talk draft needs for the Packers

We have a special guest joining us to debate top safety prospects, discuss some day-3 WRs and CBs, and get a little insight about a popular draft prospect that our guest coached in high school.

Suddenly, the Packers have Kickers Galore!

Chris and Dave make another surprise offseason to keep it Packers-centric as baseball season begins.

The NFL just gave the refs a lot more power to control the outcome of games. We also breakdown our takeaways from the latest Gute interview, and dive deep into the 2024 NFL Draft WR and CB prospects.

Are there any free agents worth signing for the Packers? Gil and Sean break it down!

More free agency surprises, De'Vondre Campbell gives Packers fans some parting wisdom, and more NFL Draft prospect analysis of RBs and LBs before we open the book on WR and CB prospects

Gil and Sean give their thoughts on a very unusual first day of NFL Free Agency for the Packers. Josh Jacobs! Xavier McKinney!

Chris Lempesis is back to break down an absolutely wild first few days of free agency for the Green Bay Packers. He talks about the signings of safety Xavier McKinney and running back Josh Jacobs before discussing Green Bay releasing running back Aaron Jones and tackle David Bakhtiari. He then moves on to discuss the players who departed Green Bay for new teams before talking about the ones who the Packers re-signed.

The Green Bay Packers entered the FA season, not with their usual quiet, but with a bang! Saying farewell to longtime Packer greats Aaron Jones, David Bahktiari, and DeVondre Campbell (not totally unexpected), Brian Gutekunst swung for the fences and brought in the top free agent running back AND safety. How will the offense fare with Josh Jacobs at running back? Is safety still a draft target now that Xavier McKinney is manning the backside of the defense? Where do we go from here? Listen in as CD, Kelly, and Jersey Al talk you through the most intense opening of free agency in years for the Packers.

What a roller coaster ride... Can you remember another day like this in Packers history? Losing two players that are all-time great Packers, but then adding two of the best free agents on the market. A truly wild day for Packers fans.

Gil and Sean give their thoughts on the NFL Combine and who does or doesn't fit with the Packers.

Gil and Sean give their first impressions of what Brian Gutekunst had to say at the NFL Combine

The 2024 NFL Scouting Combine was an impressive and entertaining showing by this year's class of prospects. Who got closer to being drafted by the Packers? .

Chris Lempesis is back with part four, the final installment, of his series examining the season that was for the Green Bay Packers, and also taking a look at the offseason that lies ahead. In this edition, he takes a look at the back end of Green Bay's defense, the corners and safeties, and the special teams, as well. Who are some players the Packers could be looking to add to the secondary, either via free agency or the draft? Which special teamer is most on the hot seat heading into next season? He answers those questions and much more in this episode.

Initial reactions to Hafley's first press conference and then we dive into what to watch for this week at the NFL Scouting Combine.

Gil and Sean give their first impressions of Jeff Hafley and grade the Packers OL

Chris Lempesis is back with part three of his four-part series examining the season that was for the Green Bay Packers, and also taking a look at the offseason that lies ahead. In this edition, he moves over to the defensive side of the ball to examine the play of Green Bay's front seven. With the Packers likely shifting to a 4-3 scheme, what will the new-look defensive line look like? And who will be playing what spot at linebacker? He answers those questions and more in this episode.

No more games to react to, BUT we've got the Combine right around the corner, free agency shortly after that, and the 2024 NFL draft to look forward to.

Chris Lempesis is back with part two of his four-part series examining the season that was for the Green Bay Packers, and also taking a look at the offseason that lies ahead. In this edition, he examines the play of Green Bay's wide receivers, tight ends and offensive line. Should the Packers add another receiver in the draft? Just how good can their tight end group be? What will Green Bay do with David Bakhtiari? Those are just a few of the questions he answers in this episode.

Chris and Dave put a (poorly tied) bow on the 2023 season. Besides looking back and looking ahead, the fellas talk about the Super Bowl, the hiring of Jeff Hafley, the Packers needs in the draft, play a little "Keep or Dump," and do a recap of the betting lines for the past season. A jolly time was had by all!

Gil and Sean grade the Packers' defensive line.

Super Bowl reactions, minus the pop-culture nonsense. How do the Packers' offseason priorities impact the draft?

Chris Lempesis is back with the first part of his four-part series examining the season that was for the Green Bay Packers, and also taking a look at the offseason that lies ahead. In part one, he examines the play of Green Bay's quarterbacks and running backs. He also gives his thoughts on the hiring of Jeff Hafley as the Packers new defensive coordinator.

Changes are happening with the Green Bay Packers!

There's a new defensive staff in town, and they intend to do things very differently than the last crew. Can this new defense lead the Packers to a Super Bowl in 2024?

The Green Bay Packers welcome Jeff Hafley to the fold as our new defensive coordinator. Formerly the head coach at Boston College, his hire might have raised a few eyebrows from the Twitterati who were hoping for an established name in the NFL, but Hafley will be bringing his version of an aggressive, press coverage 4-3 defense which will definitely look different next season. Listen in as CD, Al, and Kelly talk you through the changes on the defensive side of the ball on this week's Cheesehead Radio.

Joe Barry is out as defensive coordinator, Jeff Hafley is in. The Packers have their man.

Now that we've had some time to let the fresh emotions of a disappointing end pass by, let's enjoy the season as a whole before we close the book on this one.

The Packers offseasn is less than a week old and already they've parted ways with defensive coordinator Joe Barry and strength and conditioning coach Chris Gizzi. The team also signed a kicker to compete with Anders Carlson in training camp. We break down the tough playoff loss to San Francisco and begin to look ahead to next season plus we analyze why it was right to move on from Barry and who could replace him. All this and more this week with Sean Tehan and Gil Martin.

It was a death of a thousand self-inflicted paper cuts, with no real egregious errors, just too many little mistakes that prevents a young team like the Green Bay Packers from pulling off the upset against the top-seeded San Francisco 49ers. But as the Packers lick their wounds, there's a bright future ahead for them. The future isn't so bright for defensive coordinator Joe Barry, who was released from his coaching responsibilities on Wednesday, leading the Packers to do another search for the answer for the talent-laden but ever-underachieving defense. Join CD, Al, and Kelly as they take you through another offseason post-mortem and get you ready for 2024.

"When all the laughter dies in sorrow…” While the end of the Packers season is not as fraught as the Lance Rentzel memoir, it certainly stung. But why? Green Bay was playing with the proverbial “house money,” was it not? The post-season was a surprise gift, right? So, shouldn't this one be easily set aside as just a learning experience on the way to certain improvement next season and a string of playoff appearances thereafter? Like many Packers fans, Chris and Dave struggle with accepting the loss in that manner, knowing that the Niners game — and another appearance in the NFC Championship Game — was there for the taking…and that the future is far from certain. PROGRAMMING NOTE: Chris and Dave plan to do a “Season Wrap” pod in a few weeks. The boys are tentatively scheduled to record that one the week after the Super Bowl, so look for it sometime after February 15.

Losing is never fun, but having a third consecutive franchise QB is.

Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay's heartbreaking 24-21 loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Saturday night in the Divisional Round of the NFC Playoffs at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. He tells you the main reason Green Bay saw its season come to an end in this one, namely, a failure to capitalize on multiple opportunities throughout the game. Failures that came in all three phases and he breaks down the struggles of each unit. He then takes questions and comments from listeners received via social media and email.

The Green Bay Packers dominated the Dallas Cowboys last week and now head to Santa Clara to take on the San Francisco 49ers Saturday night in the NFC DIvisional Playoffs. We examine the key matchups on both sides of the ball and the latest injury updates for both teams. Can Jordan Love, Aaron Jones and company find a way to beat the top seed in the NFC? Will Matt LaFleur finally beat the 49ers in the playoffs? We break it all down for you on this week's show with Sean Tehan and Gil Martin. We explain what the Packers need to do to pull off the upset and have our bold predictions for the game. All this and more on this week's show with Sean Tehan and Gil Martin.

Jordan Love wasn't just good on Sunday as the Packers upset the Dallas Cowboys in the first round of the playoffs...he ended up with a perfect passer rating, as Aaron Jones ran for another 100+ yards and Joe Barry again salvaged his job for another season. No one expected this, but we all hoped and prayed for it. Now, the Cinderella Packers head to the next dance, this time to our playoff nemesis, the San Francisco 49ers. Will the carriage turn into a pumpkin this Saturday night? Listen in as CD, Kelly, and Jersey Al give you the news and views on this unexpected playoff run!

If first season as a starter is any indication, Jordan Love might actually have a path to being better than Rodgers.

Packers fans unwrapped a late Christmas gift in the form of an overwhelming Green Bay victory over what appeared to be a stunned and stumbling Dallas team. Chris and Dave are beyond surprised, preferring instead to just lay back and enjoy it, particularly as a date with San Francisco is looming on Saturday night. While the ride may well be coming to a sobering impact with the wall of reality this weekend, the fellas are delighted with the way the Packers' season has rebounded after a 2-5 start and excited about what the future might hold in an increasingly competitive NFC North.

Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay's incredible 48-32 road win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday in the Wild Card Round of the NFC Playoffs. With it being such an amazing moment for the Pack, he decided to make the show all about the questions and comments received from listeners via social media and email. That's right - the show is essentially co-written by his fellow Packers fans. Topics include Jordan Love's brilliant playoff debut, another outstanding Aaron Jones performance, three-and-a-half quarters of great defense, a preview of the divisional round contest with San Francisco and a whole lot more.

The Green Bay Packers surprised everybody by reaching the playoffs and now are set to take on the Dallas Cowboys in Dallas Sunday. We break down the key matchups that will determine this game from Jordan Love, CeeDee Lamb, Aaron Jones and Dak Prescott to Rashan Gary and Micah Parsons. We explain what the Packers need to do to pull off the upset and have our bold predictions for the game. All this and more on this week's show with Sean Tehan and Gil Martin.

If you want a true underdog story, look no further than the 2023 Green Bay Packers, who with a win over the Bears to close out the season, capture the 7th seed in the playoffs and what was/is a rebuilding year! As Jordan and the Packers head to Dallas for the wild card game on Sunday, Kelly and CD talk you through what led to this point, a history of why the Cowboys are as big of a rival for "fans of a certain age" as the Bears, and of course, our Hot Pockets. GO PACK GO!!!

Ah, the sweet scent of Love! Like most Packers fans, Chris and Dave are totally into Love...and as long as Jordan can find and hit the open man, the fellas will remain so. In a nod to the recently deposed President of Harvard, our boys built this episode from material liberally borrowed from another source, but unlike Dr. Gay, the guys give clear and unambiguous attribution to their source.

In Jordan Love's first season as starting QB the Packers are playoff bound and rebuilding appears to be over.

Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay's playoff-clinching 17-9 win over the Chicago Bears on Sunday at Lambeau Field. He talks about the job turned in by head coach Matt LaFleur over these past few weeks, and the season as a whole. He then heaps praise on Jordan Love for another masterful performance in this one. He talks about other standouts on the offense, before showing some love to the defense, as well. There was one concern for him coming out of Sunday and it lies on the special teams. Lastly, he takes questions and comments from listeners received via social media and email.

The Green Bay Packers head into their regular season finale against the Chicago Bears in control of their own destiny. Win and they're in the playoffs. We break down how the Pack played a dominant game in Minnesota and preview the key matchups against the Bears on both sides of the ball and what the Packers have to do to win. Plus we discuss the return of Jaire Alexander and the passing of Ken Bowman. All this and more on this week's podcast with Sean Tehan and Gil Martin.

Well, if nothing else, you can't say the 2023 Packers haven't been a roller coaster ride for fans this year. Following the most dominating, four quarters in all three phases of the game win over the Vikings, the Packers find themselves eerily in the same position they finished last season in: needing a home win over a division rival to make the playoffs. The Bears come into Lambeau on Sunday with nothing to lose, and the Packers need to pull it together with all their injuries to turn this season into chicken salad, when at one point, it sure seemed like chicken s***. Tune in to CD, Al, and Kelly as we talk you though a great win and the big game against Chicago.

Ah, the sweet scent of Love! Like most Packers fans, Chris and Dave are totally into Love...and as long as Jordan can find and hit the open man, the fellas will remain so. In a nod to the recently deposed President of Harvard, our boys built this episode from material liberally borrowed from another source, but unlike Dr. Gay, the guys give clear and unambiguous attribution to their source.

The Vikings have been conquered but the Bears are coming to Lambeau Field hoping to play the role of spoilers.

Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay's dominant 33-10 road win over the hated Minnesota Vikings on Sunday night at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He raves about the absolutely masterful performance from quarterback Jordan Love, breaking down Love's evening in detail. He praises several other members of the offense, as well. And in a welcomed change, he gets to speak kindly about the defense, breaking down their strong showing. He then takes questions and comments from listeners received via social media and email

The Jaire-less Packers get ready to play the Vikings with a possible playoff berth on the line.

In what should have been an easy win against the worst team in the league, Joe Barry's defense came within a millisecond of collapsing and going to overtime with the Carolina Panthers. While a win is a win, there's plenty of fallout from the game, not the least of which is the suprising one-game suspension of cornerback Jaire Alexander. There's a lot of break down, including the playoff elimination game against the Vikings on Sunday Night Football. Tune in and listen to CD, Jersey Al, and Kelly offer their thoughts and analysis on two big games for this young team.

In a Boxing Day Extravaganza, Chris and Dave air their grievances about another flaccid defensive performance. On the bright side, Joe Barry secured Bryce Young's vote for NFC Offensive Player of the Year, joining the immortal Tommy Devito and Baker Mayfield to put Joe over the top.

Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay's nail-biting 33-30 road win over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina. He plays the role of Santa Claus for this one, telling you who was naughty and who was nice for the Packers in the victory. He then takes questions and comments from listeners received via social media and email.

Today we discuss the team's defensive failures of the last two weeks and why Joe Barry has not been successful. Plus we look at the key matchups for the Week 16 game against the Carolina Panthers and what it will take for the Pack to get back on track and keep their playoff hopes alive. All this and more on this week's podcast with Sean Tehan and Gil Martin.

One team looks like the youngest team in the league led by incompetent coordinators, and the other looks like a playoff team.

Following a second embarassing loss at home, the Green Bay Packers fall to 6-8, and all eyes (and daggers) are on defensive coordinator Joe Barry, whose defense looked terrible on all levels. The CHR gang review the Barry Files and deliver our verdict if he is going to make it to the 2024 season. Also, don't miss our De'Vondre Campbell observations, our Panthers game preview and predictions, and of course, our Hot Pocket rants!

Did Joe Barry just get his lunch handed to him by Baker Mayfield? The boys discuss the Packers awful defensive performance.

Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay's infuriating 34-20 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday at Lambeau Field. He pins the majority of this loss on the abysmal performance from the Packers defense, namely defensive coordinator Joe Barry. He breaks down all the failures from Barry's unit in this one and tells you why this will absolutely be Barry's final season in Green Bay. He then takes questions and comments from listeners received via social media and email.

Packers were mis-firing on all cylinders, but in the end, the defense made Tommy Cutlets look like Joe Montana.

The Green Bay Packers had a disappointing performance on Monday against the New York Giants. We broke down what went wrong in all three phases of the game and what the Packers can do to recover.

The Gold of the "Green and Gold" might have been gilded after last week, and it took a rough outing against the Giants to realize the young Packers still have a lot of lead underneath the surface. But, if growth was the goal of the season, it stands that "growing pains" are a part of the process. CD launches into an epic rant on Packers Twitter to kick off the show, before he, Jersey Al, and Kelly talk you through the loss to the Giants and where this banged-up team goes from here.

Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay's inexcusable 24-22 road loss to the New York Giants on Monday night at Metlife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. All three phases of the team fizzled out in this one and he breaks down the struggles of each respective unit, both in terms of players and coaches. He then takes questions and comments from listeners received via social media and email.

The Green Bay Packers look to build on their big win over the Kansas City Chiefs as they head to the Big Apple to face the New York Giants. We break down the highlights of the win over KC and the free agent signings the Packers made this week. We also look at the most important matchups that will determine the winner on Monday including whether the Packers can slow down Saquon Barkley. All this and more this week with Sean Tehan and Gil Martin.

Five weeks ago, we had buried the Green Bay Packers playoff chances as nothing more than a fantasy, as be obliged ourselves to just look out for "growth" for the rest of the 2023 season. And then, the Packers beat the defending champs in prime time, securing a spot--for the moment--as the NFC's seventh seed with five games to go. It's a balancing act of giddy optimism and grounded expectations as the CHR crew talk you through the improvements on both sides of the ball, and prep you for a big MNF game against the Giants. Tune in as we all yell, "Go Pack Go!"

The Packers are 4-1 since MLF's chippy press conference where he announced they will "shake things up", and Jordan Love looks like one of the best QBs in the NFC.

Dave recounts his incredible experience of being at the game and the energy of both Packers and Chiefs fans alike as the rumor quickly spreads through the crowd that Taylor Swift is, in fact, in attendance. It's a Love story as hearts start to fill with hope on the Packers playoff prospects. It's hard to not be optimistic right now, but have no fear, Chris and Dave find a way to bring it all back down to earth.

Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay's outstanding 27-19 win over the defending world champion Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night at Lambeau Field. He breaks down Jordan Love's fantastic performance and points out one specific aspect that really shows that Love is now Green Bay's quarterback of the future. He also praises the defense for coming up big in several key moments and the special teams get some love, as well. Lastly, he takes questions and comments from listeners received via social media and email.

The Green Bay Packers just secured their most convincing win of the season on Thanksgiving against the Detroit Lions. This Sunday, they try to build on that when they host the defending Super Bowl champions, the Kansas City Chiefs. We break down all the key matchups and tell you how the Packers could pull off the upset and what to expect on Sunday. Plus, we discuss the passing of Jim Carter, and the expected arrival of Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes. All that and more this week with Sean Tehan and Gil Martin.

Chris and inebriated Dave come back to host a special 2nd episode this week of Packers Therapy to deliver the betting lines along with other, we'll call it, "bonus" commentary, including when Chris did in fact say, "The Saints".

There weren't many Packers fans expecting a playoff appearance before this season started. Has that changed now?

Luck? Who needs luck? The Green Bay Packers played four quarters of complimentary football for a national audience on Thanksgiving and got a little revenge against our newest division rival, the Detroit Lions. All is good in the world for Packers fans, right? The CHR breaks down a great game and preps you for their biggest test of the season as we welcome Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs to Lambeau Field this weekend.

The Packers win in an unexpected victory against the Lions on Thanksgiving, surprising and confusing both Chris and Dave, robbing them of their usual hot takes. Are things starting to come together for the Green and Gold? Chris and Dave discuss whether expectations should be tempered moving into the end of the season.

Chris tells you who deserves praise for the Packers Thanksgiving Day upset of the Detroit Lions.

As Jordan Love and the offense continue to get better, the race for WR1 seems to be between Doubs and Reed.

Gil and Sean break down the Packers' upcoming Thanksgiving matchup with the Detroit Lions.

Green Bay has now won two of its last three games, both against teams that share SoFi Stadium in SoCal. Chris and Dave think all that separates the Packers from the Super Bowl is more games against teams from Los Angeles. Here's hoping USC and UCLA are on the Packers schedule later this season...

Maybe it was a little bit of luck, and maybe a little bit of sun in the Chargers' eyes, or even cleverly planted soft spots in the turf. But no matter how you slice it, the Green Bay Packers--and Jordan Love--played well enough to beat a pretty good team at home on Sunday. There's a lot of positives to take out of this game, and the CHR Gang is here to talk you through it as we prep for the Thanksgiving Day Showdown with the Detroit Lions.

Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay's 23-20 win over the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday at Lambeau Field. He is beyond excited by the work turned in from quarterback Jordan Love and the rest of this young Packers offense and tells you why Sunday could be a big moment in Love's development. Green Bay's defense definitely got some help from the Chargers, but there were still a few players who stood out to him on that side of the ball, as well. Lastly, he takes questions and comments from listeners received via social media and email.

The Green Bay Packers made some progress last week against the Pittsburgh Steelers but they still have more work to do as well. Today we look at some of the things the team did better in Pittsburgh including Jordan Love's downfield throwing. We also break down the key matchups on both sides of the ball that will determine the winner of this interconference game between the Pack and the LA Chargers. All this and more on this week's podcast with Sean Tehan and Gil Martin.

Christian Watson seems to be the latest lightning rod of the Packers offense, but should we be viewing his performance through a different lense?

It was a tough loss to the Steelers, and the Cheesehead Radio crew point out some of the most glaring disappointments (i.e. coaching) while also acknoledging the growth taking place with players like Jordan Love and Jayden Reed. It's not all good, and it's not all bad. Welcome to Packer Football in 2023.

Chris and Dave appease the gambling degenerates jonesing for a fix by setting the betting lines for this weekend's Packers tilt vs. the Chargers of Los Angeles.

In this special edition of Packers Therapy, you get to hear the disappointment from Chris and Dave develop in real time as they watch the final quarter of the Packers vs. Steelers game live together for the first half of the podcast.

Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay's 23-19 road loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday at Acrisure Stadium. He breaks down the performance of quarterback Jordan Love and tells you why, although there were many positives, he's still struggling in some key areas. Love wasn't the only offensive player to struggle, however, and he tells you which other players had days to forget. And don't worry, he goes in-depth on the defensive and special teams issues, as well. Lastly, he takes questions and comments from listeners received via social media and email.

The Green Bay Packers hope to build on last week's 20-3 win over the LA Rams when they head to Pittsburgh to take on the Steelers. We break down some of the better play that helped the Pack beat the Rams including the play of several rookies.

Chris and Dave talk about a biblical Packers victory over the mediocre Rams. Chris argues a win is a win, while Dave has his usual pessimistic takes, including Watson's unimpressive season. 3-5 is better than 2-6, and with a challenging schedule ahead, maybe some momentum can be built off what appeared to be a lackluster win on the surface.

In a war of attrition, eventually, there is a winner, and on Sunday, the Green Bay Packers halted a four-game skid with a win over the hapless LA Rams. While there's time to temper our expectations, there was a lot of positives that Jersey Al and CD are thrilled to gush about.

This win over the Rams included a lot of things we've been hoping to see as Packers fans, but is it fool's gold?

Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay's 20-3 win over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday at Lambeau Field. He talks about the return of Aaron Jones - for real this time - and what it meant to the offense as a whole. Even if it was Brett Rypien under center for the Rams instead of Matthew Stafford, he still reserves special praise for a couple members of Green Bay's defense, as well. And since he was actually in attendance for this one, he talks about a key improvement to Lambeau Field. Lastly, he takes questions and comments from listeners received via social media and email.

The Green Bay Packers had a busy week, signing edge rusher Rashan Gary to a big extension and trading veteran CB Rasul Douglas to the Bills. We break down both moves, the pros and cons and explain how this changes things for the team going forward. Plus we break down the key matchups on both sides of the ball for the Packers game against the Los Angeles Rams this Sunday at Lambeau Field. What will it take to end the team's losing streak and is this the week they finally do? All this and more on this week's show with Sean Tehan and Gil Martin.

The Packers hit rock bottom in a loss to the Vikings, and then send beloved corner Rasul Douglass to the Bills in a trade deadline deal. There's a lot to unpack here, but one thing is clear: the 2023 Packers playoff drive is officially over as players, coaches, GMs...and Packer fans...all try to figure out the identity...and future...of this team.