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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.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde also joins Molly & Jim on the Yuengling Guest Hotline to talk about the Packers' EMBARRASSING, 35-14, loss to the Falcons in their home opener, diving into their glaring problems on offense, especially how the mismanagement of the offensive line has seemingly left them at rock bottom!

The Green Bay Packers were embarrassed 35-14 by the Atlanta Falcons at Lambeau Field, and Molly Brown and Jim Rutledge are breaking down EVERYTHING that went wrong.

Green Bay falls to 1-2 after a brutal Thursday Night Football performance that saw Atlanta rack up 498 yards, score 27 unanswered points and dominate the Packers on the ground. Bijan Robinson ran for 194 yards and two touchdowns, while the Packers finished with just 17 rushing yards. Jordan Love threw for 312 yards with two touchdowns and an interception, but Green Bay's offense struggled to find any consistency.

So where does the blame belong? Matt LaFleur? Jordan Love? The offensive line? A defense that was shredded by Bijan Robinson and Drake London? Molly and Jim react to one of the Packers' ugliest performances in recent memory and take your reactions after a disastrous night at Lambeau.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde also joins on the Yuengling Guest Hotline to dive deeper into the Packers' glaring problems on offense, especially how the mismanagement of the offensive line has seemingly left them at rock bottom!

The 2PM hour of Kyle & Brust unloads after the Packers’ embarrassing 35-14 loss to the Falcons at Lambeau Field. Kyle says Green Bay has officially hit rock bottom after an offensive line disaster that left Jordan Love under constant pressure and produced a historically bad rushing attack. The Packers were bullied in all three phases, and Kyle and Ben question how Ed Policy, Brian Gutekunst and Matt LaFleur allowed a team with championship expectations to reach this point.

The guys also question whether LaFleur and Gutekunst can both survive the season if this continues. Atlanta piled up 498 yards, Bijan Robinson ran wild and the Packers looked physically overwhelmed against an 0-2 team at home. Kyle says Micah Parsons and Josh Jacobs eventually returning won’t solve the fundamental problem because neither can fix an offensive line that has completely broken Green Bay’s offense.

Then Tucker Kraft’s comments about getting booed at Lambeau ignite another firestorm. Kraft called the boos disappointing and said they wouldn’t help the Packers win, but Kyle and Ben argue the fans had every right to react after a disastrous home opener, especially after Kraft struggled himself. Plus, the K&B Fam floods the phone lines to vent about LaFleur, Gutekunst and where the Packers possibly go from here.

The 3PM hour of Kyle & Brust continues the autopsy of Green Bay’s 35-14 disaster against Atlanta. The offensive line surrendered pressure from seemingly everywhere, including 10 pressures from Jagger Burton and five from Jordan Morgan. Matt LaFleur says the Packers have extra time to find solutions, but Kyle and Ben see one enormous problem: there may not be a solution on the roster. With Jordan Love already taking 29 hits between the Vikings and Falcons games, they wonder how much punishment their quarterback can possibly withstand.

Then the conversation turns to Love himself. Callers question his accuracy and ability to respond to adversity, but Kyle and Ben argue the historically poor protection is beginning to alter how he plays quarterback. Love completed 75% of his passes when he wasn't pressured against Atlanta, but constant hits are speeding up his internal clock and making it nearly impossible to operate normally. The guys debate how much blame Love deserves when Green Bay’s pass protection has fallen to unprecedented levels.

Plus, Tucker Kraft’s comments about Lambeau Field boos continue to infuriate the K&B Fam, Kyle gets fooled into thinking Sean Rhyan is healthy before learning he actually needed an X-ray on his snapping hand, and the guys debate whether LaFleur and Brian Gutekunst can possibly make it through the season if the Packers continue down this road.

Seth Rollins joins Waddle and Silvy to talk about his Bears fandom and how he is feeling this year so far as a fan! He gives his take on the Caleb Williams injury controversy, while also giving his predictions! Then, the guys do a segment of Like It, Love It, followed by What to Watch For!

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust brings Torrey Lowe into the therapy session after the Packers’ 35-14 humiliation against Atlanta. Torrey says the entire performance was “trash,” from an offensive line protecting Jordan Love at a historically poor rate to a defense that surrendered 498 yards. The guys wonder whether anything can realistically fix Green Bay’s biggest problems and whether Matt LaFleur can survive the season if this continues.

Tucker Kraft’s frustration with Packers fans booing at Lambeau becomes another major debate. Torrey argues the boos aren’t fans turning against the team, they’re the reaction of a fan base that expects more than getting steamrolled at home. Kyle and Ben agree that after Kraft dropped multiple passes and Green Bay fell to 1-2, blaming the atmosphere completely misses why fans were furious in the first place.

Then Homer crashes the show and takes the conversation in another direction: the offensive line can’t possibly be THIS bad. Homer believes the historically awful numbers point toward players losing confidence in LaFleur and his staff, while Kyle and Ben argue the talent itself simply isn’t good enough. That sparks a fiery debate over whether the line can improve, whether LaFleur has lost his team and whether Green Bay’s problems have reached the point where major changes are inevitable.