Acme Packing Company: for Green Bay Packers fans

Alex, Nick, and Zach wrap up the Packers win over the Bucs by talking Doubs, Nixon, O'Donnell, and Greg Olsen making it all a little weird.

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On this episode of Reporting as Eligible, Paul, JR, and Tyler recap the Packers14-12 victory over Tom Brady and the Bucs, the hot start, the brilliant play from Romeo Doubs, the great coverage from Eric Stokes, and the quiet competence of the special team. Randall Cobb looked ten years younger, Allen Lazard is on the mend, David Bakhtiari actually played, and maybe, just maybe, the Florida Curse is over. Or not. 

It wasn’t all fun and games though, as Aaron Rodgers continued to struggle, throwing an uncharacteristic interception, and never solving Tampa’s two-deep shell. Aaron Jones also lost a big fumble on a huge hit by Vita Vea, and Joe Barry’s prevent defense almost gave the game away. Fortunately, a brilliant play by De’Vondre Campbell, and maybe some help from the Tampa jumbotron, made sure everything worked out OK. 

All of that, plus a preview of Axel Hoyer and the Patriots, plus listener questions!

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Kris and Lindsay are back to swoon over the arrival of Romeo Doubs in the big win over the Buccaneers while wondering what the heck happened with the offense in the second half while the defense balled out.

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Acme Packing Company's Justis Mosqueda and Evan "Tex" Western sat down to talk over the Green Bay Packers' 14-12 win in Tampa Bay. Despite the strong defensive performance that was boosted by turnovers, the offensive run game - and personnel packages - have serious problems. The special teams is the best we've seen in years, though.

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Pro Football Focus' Trevor Sikkema stopped by to talk about his Tampa Bay Buccaneers' upcoming game against the Green Bay Packers. Both receiver units have been decimated by injuries and the Buccaneers' offensive line is somehow more banged up than the Packers'.

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Alex and guest host Nick try to channel optimism after a win over the Bears but the looming visit to Tampa presents a much different challenge in that they are a better-than-decent NFL team. While there are some positives to glean from the first win, they struggle to get anywhere near as hype as unofficial Packers Twitter hype man Kevin King.

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On this episode of Reporting as Eligible, Paul, Matub, and JR discuss what if anything we can learn from a victory over a terrible Bears team that’s apparently terrified of its own quarterback. They also discuss all of the analytics that back up just how terrified they should be, the many ways in which he was bad, and whether he can get better. The boys then turn their attention to the fact that the Bears gashed the Packers on the ground, and dish out some blame. 

Will the Bucs overcome their injuries to run on the Packers at will? Will Tom Brady have anyone to throw to, or is it just going to be Scotty Miller and Cole Beasley? Can Aaron Rodgers find a way to attack an extremely talented Buc secondary, or will this look like the Vikings’ game all over again? And will Arron Jones and AJ Dillon be enough? All of that, plus listener questions, as the Packers run into their biggest challenge yet in this young season.

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That was more like it! Kris and Lindsay discuss the good and bad from the win over the Chicago Bears plus take an early look ahead to this week’s game against the Buccaneers.

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Tyler Brooke subbed in for Evan "Tex" Western this week on a victorious edition of The Repack. He and Justis run through what happened in the Sunday Night Football matchup. The Packers are a pin and pull team now.

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Charles McDonald of [to be determained] joined Justis Mosqueda this week to break down the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears' Week 1 games and their upcoming matchup on Sunday Night Football. In the second half of the show, they talk about what they've noticed around the league after a week of games and if the Packers' offensive line situation isn't so bad when compared to the rest of the NFC.

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