Molly & Jim rolls on into hour number two and they're still talking about Jordan Love! The conversation evolves into deciding whether or not Love has a "killer instinct" or the "mamba mentality" that made Aaron Rodgers so great, in a rare twist, Molly & Jim are in lock-step with their answers... Also, Jason Wilde joins! He gives his perspective on Jordan Love, his leadership style, how he motivates the offense, and much more to wrap up the show!

It's Molly & Jim on a Tuesday! Today the crew is continuing their conversation about Jordan Love from yesterday, including responding to barbs from Kyle Wallace and Alex Strouf of K&B... But the brunt of their conversation focuses on the question, what are missing with Jordan Love? We all seem to think he's great, while NFL players, scouts, and coaches seem a little less high on him. Why is that? Molly and Jim attempt to answer that question, with Jim landing on a lack of "IT" factor.

Waddle and Tyler discuss a report outlining the Bulls disfunction under AKME before they run through Aidan's A-List.

This hour begins with the 5 O’Clock Focus, examining United Airlines’ new option that lets travelers pay to keep the middle seat empty and whether extra space is worth the extra cost. CBS News’ Major Garrett then joins to break down the latest developments in the Strait of Hormuz, the global stakes for energy markets, and reaction from Washington as tensions remain high in the region. We also bring you a TMJ4 Weather Update and revisit our conversation with gubernatorial candidate Joel Brennan on Sara Rodriguez’s campaign finance controversy and its impact on Wisconsin’s race for governor.

Kyle and Alex Strouf broadcast live from the 2026 Delzer ESPN Milwaukee Open at the Bog, where Kyle’s rusty golf game and Strouf’s round with Homer become early entertainment. The football conversation centers on Jordan Love being left out of ESPN’s top-10 quarterback list, with Kyle saying Love needs to be “unconstrained” while Strouf argues he must become “undeniable.” Mark Tauscher joins and says Love needs to be in the top five of MVP voting if he wants to enter that true elite quarterback tier. Tausch also explains why the Packers’ playoff loss to the Bears changed the national conversation, while still pointing to the offensive line as the biggest key to Love, Matthew Golden and the rest of Green Bay’s offense breaking through. The hour also includes plenty of Delzer Open stories, including Homer’s golf-cart adventures, antique clubs and a very bloody search for golf balls.

CBS News’ Major Garrett joins to discuss the latest developments surrounding the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical shipping routes. We break down the geopolitical stakes, potential impacts on global energy markets, and what U.S. leaders including Sen. Lindsey Graham and Sen. Mitch McConnell are saying as tensions in the region continue to draw international attention.

United Airlines is testing a new option that would allow travelers to pay for an empty middle seat. We break down how it works, why airlines are exploring new revenue streams, and whether passengers are willing to pay extra for a little more space and comfort in the skies.

Hour 2 opens with a bee invasion at the Bog, as Kyle tries to protect Alex Strouf with bug spray before the guys debate whether modern all-star games still matter. The MLB All-Star Game conversation turns into frustration over players skipping events, Bryce Turang’s snub, and whether the league needs a better format to create real intrigue. Kyle then sounds the alarm on Jacob Misiorowski’s arm fatigue, worrying that the Brewers ace may need long-term workload management because of how hard he throws. Strouf pushes back, arguing Milwaukee is simply being cautious before the second half and making sure the Miz is ready for October. The hour also features Jim Rutledge’s take that Jordan Love’s biggest flaw is his contract, which Kyle and Strouf reject while arguing Green Bay is lucky to have a young franchise quarterback.

Hour 3 starts with more fallout from Kyle’s golf struggles after his wife says he embarrassed the family at the Delzer ESPN Milwaukee Open. The guys revisit Jordan Love’s national perception after Jen Lada suggests Love may not pop on quarterback lists because he lacks the loud personality or flash of players like Caleb Williams. Kyle argues Love needs more chances to throw and wants the Packers to run up scores this season, while Alex says Love simply has to make himself impossible to ignore. The hour also dives into Matthew Golden as a potential Packers breakout candidate, with Kyle saying 900-plus yards is the real benchmark if Golden is going to change Green Bay’s offense. Catastrophic with C-Katt hits on a Monopoly competition show, Brewers All-Star looks, Home Run Derby ties to Milwaukee, and Homer later joins to praise one of Strouf’s golf shots as impossible to exaggerate.