Jim Brandstatter, Voice of Michigan Wolverines Football, previews this huge game against Wisconsin. How good is this defense despite losing several key players to the NFL? Can they account for all the weapons the Badgers have to offer? Is there pressure on Jim Harbaugh?

Hour 4. Bill cannot understand why the Badgers student section is ever full at kickoff. Will it be the case vs Michigan? We’ll preview the game with Jim Brandstatter.

Dave Richard, our fantasy football expert for CBS Sports.com, has the best advice for Week 3. With so many QBs getting hurt, how should you handle the QB position? Which RBs and WRs are worth picking up on the waiver wire?

Eric Goodman from Mile High Sports Radio gives us the low-down on the Denver Broncos. Should Denver be better than what their record shows? How much should the Packers fear this defense? Is the offense under-achieving?

Hour 3. We play another installment of “Buy or Sell?”. Plus, we’ll take a look at the Broncos with Eric Goodman, and let’s get you the best fantasy football advice with Dave Richard!

Hour 2. The Packers are dealing with a good defense in Denver, but also a below-average QB in Joe Flacco…Do you think they’ll win big on Sunday? Plus, we’’ react from some of the thoughts of Aaron Rodgers. UW-Whitewater Football Head Coach Kevin Bullis stops by.

Hour 1. We reflect on yesterday’s conversation with Hall-of-Fame GM Ron Wolf. Are the Packers still in Wisconsin had it not been for Wolf? We’ll also look back at the Brewers coming up short against the Padres. Meanwhile, why did the Packers trade Trevor Davis?

Green and Gold Analyst Paul Imig continues to be impressed with the Packers defense, but have they been put to the test? Plus, where does he think the offense can improve?

Hour 4. How excited are you for the Brewers? How far do you think they can go? We’ll also continue to talk Packers with Paul Imig.

Hour 3. He was the man that arguably saved the Green Bay Packers and brought the franchise back to prominence in the early 90s…Pro Football Hall-of-Famer GM Ron Wolf joined us for the entire hour. When did he feel that he accomplished something significant? Does he realize the magnitude that if it were not for him, the Packers could be extinct?