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Colin Russo breaks down the TNF Game, Mike Rizzo joins for a segment, MLB Playoff Race Update

Colin Russo takes you through the 5@5, picks of the weekend and Mike T joins, he loves the Chargers?

On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and Gary Ellerson try to make sense of the Packers after their humiliating loss to Atlanta. Homer asks a question that hasn’t felt legitimate in decades: are the Packers one of the worst teams in football? Gary boils Green Bay’s problems down to three fundamentals: they can’t run the football, they can’t stop the run and they lead the league in penalties. As Gary puts it, “so goes the line, so goes the team.”

The guys debate whether Matt LaFleur is capable of completely changing how he coaches this team. Homer believes LaFleur looks lost because he’s trying to operate like he still has the roster from previous seasons, while Gary says this version of the Packers requires a more conservative approach. They also question Green Bay’s philosophy of drafting smaller, versatile offensive linemen after Jagger Burton’s struggles and wonder whether Brian Gutekunst has simply built the wrong group up front.

Plus, Homer and Gary debate who deserves the most blame between Gutekunst, LaFleur and the players, while Gary explains why Tucker Kraft deserves some patience as he works his way back physically and mentally. And in the Three Pillars, they identify Jordan Love, Matthew Golden and Christian Watson as the pieces Green Bay must build around if there’s any hope of creating a functional quick-game offense behind this struggling line.

Molly & Jim roll into Hour 2, as they continue discussing the Packers' EMBARRASSING, 35-14, loss to the Falcons in last night's home opener! They start trying to get into the postgame drama with Tucker Kraft calling out Packers fans who were booing their own team at Lambeau Field, but they get sidetracked with Jim's vocabulary, and Riley has to go call High School Football! -- Producer Primetime Wollersheim steps in behind the glass. They discuss Kraft's frustrating comments -- do the Packers and their players need to learn how to behave respectfully as a losing team? Plus, there was another Packers offensive leader composed themselves a little bit better than Kraft... Then, they take a couple of callers on the Carbliss Talk/Text Line, talking about the Packers STILL showing a lack of urgency on the offensive line, as well as what feels like a real fall from grace for this franchise. Molly & Jim wrap up looking at tonight's BIG Badgers football matchup at No. 13 Penn State -- can the Badgers finally get a ranked win on the road, what will get Molly believing again, what does Jim NOT wanna see from Wisconsin's offense, and why is it called both Beaver Stadium AND Happy Valley?

Jeff Joniak joins Waddle and Silvy LIVE from Halas Hall to recap the Bears week of practice and talk about their upcoming matchup at Soldier Field on Monday vs the Eagles! Plus, Charlie takes over Aki's A-List. Which Caleb Williams QB comp would you be happy with?

On this week’s episode, we analyze video taken by The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Mary Spicuzza of herself and her colleague David Clarey being denied entry into a veterans roundtable event led by Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany.

Also, WTMJ's Elizabeth Lintonen breaks down a new 700-plus page internal probe by the City of Greenfield into allegations of misconduct against Police Chief Jay Johnson, we explore a Brown County judge's decision to deny a motion permanently sealing evidence in the Josh Jacobs battery case, and dig into the latest news on a potential Milwaukee professional football expansion team.