Hour 4. It’s been a loaded day of sports talk between the Packers, Brewers, and Bucks…but one caller has a problem with the coverage. Plus, Mike Clemens has his perspective on the Dunne article.

Mike Clemens, our Green and Gold Insider, has a lot of in-depth perspective on the Tyler Dunne article. Is it true that Aaron Rodgers is as sensitive as advertised? Where did everything go wrong for Mike McCarthy?

Green and Gold Analyst Paul Imig digests everything that came out of Tyler Dunne’s piece on Rodgers and McCarthy. Does one person deserve more blame over another? How will Aaron Rodgers respond to all of this publically?

Hour 3. We’ll continue to discuss the fallout of the Tyler Dunne article about Mike McCarthy and Aaron Rodgers. Plus, Green and Gold Analyst Paul Imig stops by.

Zach Zaidman of 670 The Score and the Cubs Radio Network previews this series against the Brewers. Did they make a mistake of setting high expectations right out of the gate? What’s wrong with this pitching staff?

Hour 2. We’ll get your reaction on this weekend’s series between the Brewers and Cubs. Tim Allen and Zach Zaidman weigh in on the matter. Will it be Wrigley North again?

Tim Allen, host of the Baseball Post Game Show on 105.7 FM The FAN, previews the I-94 rivalry. What did he take away from Bill’s chat with Jeremy Jeffress? How impressed was he with Freddy Peralta’s performance against the Reds?

Hour 1. We’ll break down the Bucks’ win over Sixers, clinching the #1 seed in the East. We also chat Final Four and Bucks with Ian Eagle; Tyler Dunne talks about the Rodgers/McCarthy feud; former Packers WR James Jones weighs in on Tyler’s piece.

Ian Eagle, CBS Sports Play-by-Play Commentator/Nets TV Voice, discusses the Final Four as well as the upcoming Bucks vs Nets game. What does he think of Bruce Pearl and his success at Auburn?

Tyler Dunne, who wrote the controversial piece on the feud between Mike McCarthy and Aaron Rodgers, talks with Bill about it. What surprised him the most when he was gathering this information? What is the $2.5 billion question surrounding the organization going forward?