Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton & Molly Brown spend Tuesday's show talking a couple of the biggest headlines in sports & pop culture: With legendary actor George Wendt (aka Norm from Cheers) passing away, they ask today's first Siding Unlimited poll question: What’s the most iconic side character in TV sitcom history? They also get into the first item/rule that got through the voting at the NFL Owners meeting earlier today, as Matt Hamilton's dream of NFL Players participating in the Olympics has come true with flag football! They ask today's second Siding Unlimited poll question: Which one Packers player should represent Team USA in Olympic flag football? Which sneaky poll option is actually RUNNING away with the voting?? Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss the question marks with the Packers' offensive line, the vote on the Packers Tush Push proposal, NFL players being allowed to participate in 2028 Olympic flag football, & the greatest sitcoms in TV history! With legendary Cheers actor George Wendt passing away, Jason gives his all-time favorite side characters in sitcom history. He also discusses if NFL players will actually make a big deal out of Olympic flag football, and Molly wants to know what's a bigger deal: the Packers' proposal to ban the tush push or the idea of playoff re-seeing? With the Packers emphasizing competition for starting roles for seemingly every player from Zach Tom to Elgton Jenkins, Jim asks Jason to react to an observation from Robert Mays of The Athletic, who thinks the Packers might be a little too "theoretical in their thinking" when it comes to roster building. Jim, Matt & Molly wrap Hour 1 with a listening session of some iconic sitcom theme songs and Matt's humble brag about his actor celebrity friends!