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Packers Hall of Famer Mark Tauscher breaks down the offensive line’s struggles against Minnesota and the mental mistakes that proved costly. Plus, what Green Bay needs to fix against the Jets, Micah Parsons’ impact from the sideline and Aaron Rodgers reflecting on the end of his time in Green Bay.

Community advocate Tory Lowe joins the show to spotlight the case of Savannah Lynn, a Milwaukee entrepreneur, hairstylist, and mentor who was fatally shot during a family dispute over the Fourth of July weekend. Savannah's mother, Dee Dee, shares the devastating impact of losing her daughter and the frustration of knowing the man accused in the case remains at large. The conversation explores what surveillance video reportedly captured, the lasting trauma suffered by Savannah's family, including a daughter who was also wounded in the incident, and the ongoing search for the suspect. It is a powerful discussion about grief, accountability, and a family's continuing plea for justice.

A fast-moving hour begins with the day's biggest headlines, including a tragic news helicopter crash in Los Angeles, Milwaukee County Transit System's looming budget challenges, and the announcement that Metallica is bringing its world tour to Camp Randall Stadium. Adam Roberts then examines a hazing investigation at UW-Platteville that has led to the suspension of the men's cross-country program and placed the team's head coach on administrative leave. The mood shifts to celebration as the Brewers clinch their fourth straight NL Central title, with a look back at the defining moments of a historic season. Chief Meteorologist Brian Niznansky provides the latest on a rainy forecast heading into the weekend, including potential impacts on high school football and Brewers baseball. The hour wraps up with defense attorney Julius Kim, who breaks down Marsy's Law, the legal battle over sealing evidence in the Josh Jacobs case, and the difficult balance between victim privacy, public access, and the NFL's interest in the investigation.

CLE Browns Daily HR 2 - Nathan sits down 1-on-1 with Browns' DT, Mason Graham. Plus, the guys play "Guess the Scores" & listen to Todd Monken.

ESPN Radio’s Michelle Smallmon joins Kyle & Brust after the Packers’ nightmare opener and admits Green Bay is making it increasingly difficult for her to defend them on Unsportsmanlike. Smallmon still believes in Jordan Love after he battled through disastrous offensive line play, but says the quarterback, Matt LaFleur and the entire offense need to be better after extending their losing streak to six games.

Michelle also revisits the story of how she became a Packers fan after the Rams left St. Louis, including nearly choosing the Bears before leaving them at the altar. Now Bears fans are trying to recruit her back after Green Bay’s recent struggles, but she’s sticking with the Packers for life.

Plus, how much longer can she defend Matt LaFleur? Smallmon explains why she supported Green Bay bringing him back, but says penalties, play calling, preparation and repeated collapses ultimately fall on the head coach. And if the Packers somehow follow the Vikings collapse by losing to the Jets, defending LaFleur on Monday morning could become nearly impossible.

Matt Lepay joins Kyle & Brust to assess where Wisconsin stands after its win over Western Illinois. Lepay says the Badgers have shown that “their good is really good,” pointing to explosive plays, special teams and stretches of strong defense, but the challenge is producing that level for four quarters. He pushes back on the idea that Wisconsin needs to destroy every September opponent, while acknowledging that Luke Fickell’s program needs to start showing more consistency as the schedule gets tougher.

Lepay also discusses the disappointing attendance at Camp Randall and says the best way to bring the energy back is simple: win meaningful games. With Penn State looming, Wisconsin has an opportunity to give fans a reason to believe again. Plus, Lepay explains why the Brewers’ run of four straight NL Central titles shouldn’t be taken for granted and why Milwaukee’s payroll limitations make its sustained success even more impressive.

Browns' DT, Mason Graham talks with Zegura about the defensive issues in week 1 and how they plan to be better in week 2.

As attorneys for the former girlfriend of Josh Jacobs seek to permanently seal evidence in the Packers running back's battery case, criminal defense attorney Julius Kim joins the show to explain the legal and practical implications of the request. The conversation explores Wisconsin's Marsy's Law, how victim privacy rights are weighed against public access to court records, and why the judge's decision could have far-reaching consequences. Kim also discusses the NFL's interest in obtaining the evidence, the unique pressures that arise when professional athletes face legal scrutiny, and whether a compromise could allow portions of the case to become public while still protecting the victim's privacy.

CLE Browns Daily HR 1 - Beau and Nathan react to the news of the day, introduce the Buccaneers, and talk college football.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, and Chopz discuss Browns vs Baker, Baker regrets, and Watson expectations.