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It only took 43 episodes, but A Disgusting Act finally welcomes its first official guest: Uncle Nick, out of Washington D.C. The longtime listener (and texter) shares his thoughts on finding optimism in the Matt LaFleur hire, as well as his expert thoughts on the Academy Awards nominations. The boys also discuss the travesty of the Pro Football Hall of Fame snubbing arguably the greatest coach of the modern era, and recount the Vikings' silliest run-ins with the law.
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While the Packers were thrown into a wild coaching carousel with the departure of Jeff Hafley, the Vikings are still waiting to see what happens with Brian Flores. And a different person inside the Minnesota facility interviewed for a big job in Green Bay. While the Pack signed Matt LaFleur to an extension, an AFC team in a similar situation let their guy go. And Baker Mayfield is (justifiably) very upset with both D. Led and Kevin Stefanski.
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Alex breaks down mentally while also breaking down the case(s) for keeping Matt LaFleur or jettisoning him far, far away from Green Bay, Wisconsin. Whether you agree with "Good Alex" or "Bad Alex," this is appointment listening. On the Vikings side of things, a prominent player was arrested this week, and Peter provides the latest updates on whether we'll see Brian Flores back on the Minnesota sideline in 2026.
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This Saturday might be the beginning of a Packers Super Bowl run... or it might be the end of Matt LaFleur's time in Green Bay. Either way, Peter and Alex are looking forward to an entertaining game at Soldier Field. Elsewhere, the coaching carousel is beginning to spin out of control. Peter pits John Harbaugh against the legendary Brian Billick (?) as he and Alex sort through the beginning of the offseason madness.
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The Joe Burrow-to-Minnesota rumors seemed incredibly far fetched, so the NFL rumor mill spit out something a *little* more realistic: Lamar Jackson to the Vikings. OK, "realistic" is probably the wrong word. But we all need something to take our minds off the complete lack of drama between the Packers and Vikings this weekend. Also in the discussion: Harrison Smith's (likely) final home game, a topsy-turvy NFL MVP race, and the likelihood of Matt LaFleur coaching his final Packers game this January.
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Packers fans were having intense flashbacks on Saturday night when Romeo Doubs failed to corral an onside kick. Now, with Jordan Love in the concussion protocol, hope is dwindling in Dairyland. Meanwhile, in Minnesota, the Vikings will be without QB J.J. McCarthy on Christmas Day, and the organization has some major questions to answer this offseason. Peter and Alex also update their preseason Super Bowl picks.
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If the Internet has its way, Joe Burrow will be wearing a Vikings uniform in 2026. Peter and Alex break down the possibility of Joey B. stealing the number 9 from NINE. Meanwhile, the Packers are in absolute shambles, and the fanbase is ready to call it quits. Alex offers a poignant piece of optimism... if you can sit through all of the reasons this team will likely fall short.
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The Packers put the Bears in their place on Sunday and reclaimed the top spot in the NFC North. But waves of optimism aren't confined to Green Bay. The Vikings also put together a sterling performance in a 31-0 win over the Commanders. With both sides riding high, Alex and Peter meet to break down their teams' wins. Oh, and the Colts might have a 44-year-old quarterback this week.
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As the Vikings' 2025 season crashes and burns, the fallout gets weirder by the week (see: Thielen, Adam). Might Kevin O'Connell's replacement already be in the building? Meanwhile, the Packers are riding high into a rivalry game against the No. 1-seeded Bears, and these teams are evenly matched in a way we haven't seen in 24 years. Plus: Where do you stand on college football's field-storming craze?
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Sunday's brutal 23-6 loss at Lambeau Field had the FOX broadcast team ripping into the Vikings organization. How bad is this situation, exactly? On the other sideline, the Packers notched a rivalry win, but Alex still doesn't believe this team looks "Super" enough for a playoff run. On the lighter side: Which active players are locks for the Hall of Fame? A couple of skill guys seem like they're in after their latest big performances.
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A Minnesota Vikings fan and a Green Bay Packers fan attempt to put aside their differences and discuss how their favorite teams fit into the larger NFL picture.