Acme Packing Company: for Green Bay Packers fans

Coming off an embarrassing shutout loss at home to the Minnesota Vikings, Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy is trying his best to convince us that week 17 isn't merely "preseason football" — but we know better. So we're switching to offseason mode. After a few notable nuggets from the Vikings game, we talk contract values and early draft possibilities.

The crew breaks down the disappointing return of Aaron Rodgers and what's next for the Green Bay Packers as they miss the playoffs for the first time since 2008.

Alex, Ben, and Zach talk about the Green Bay Packers' second consecutive overtime win — this time against the frisky yet winless Cleveland Browns — the upcoming tilt against Cam Newton and his Carolina Panthers, hilarious twitter beefs (cough Josh Gordon and Damarious Randall cough), and the status of one Aaron Rodgers, aka Aaron Charles Rodgers, aka QB1, aka the GOAT, aka the Dragon, aka the... you get the idea.

The Green Bay Packers beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in OT to keep their playoff hopes alive. We discuss those playoff odds and sound off on Gronk, Juju, and the brutality of the NFL.

Paul Badger Noonan talks playoff picture, defensive woes, field goal-gate, and more.

Most content during Thanksgiving week focuses on what we should be thankful for. But the Packer stink right now, so we’re going off script. Our resident film expert Ben Fennell stops by to break down the myriad ways he’s disappointed in this Packers team. Through his extremely insightful analysis, one thing becomes clear—he is tired of excuses.

The crew breaks down the Green Bay Packers road win against the Chicago Bears and then dip into the listener mailbag to answer your burning Packers questions.

There wasn't much to like coming out of the Packers home loss to the Lions on Monday Night Football.

As we head into the bye week, NFL film expert Ben Fennell joins to break down Brett Hundley's first start for the Green Bay Packers and more.

Talking about the Aaron Rodgers-shaped void in the Green Bay Packers lineup and the challenges that now await them.