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Mike Rizzo and Colin Russo do the 5@5, Steve joins.

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust brings Alex Strouf into the studio as the Packers try to turn the page from their Week 1 collapse. Strouf admits he still can’t shake what happened against Minnesota and joins Kyle and Ben in questioning Green Bay’s handling of the offensive line. With Anthony Belton potentially moving back to guard and Jacob Monk’s starting spot uncertain, the guys wonder how the Packers spent an entire offseason evaluating this group only to immediately start shuffling pieces after one game.

Strouf also gets put on trial for his offseason belief in Jordan Morgan as Green Bay’s franchise left tackle. Despite Morgan’s rough opener, Strouf isn’t abandoning his prediction and still believes he can develop into the long-term answer. Plus, Strouf explains why he’s coping with the Packers’ six-game losing streak by pouring his energy into a Brewers team he now believes has a legitimate World Series shot.

Then Bryan Bulaga joins the show and calls the Packers’ handling of Anthony Belton “complete scramble mode.” The former Packers tackle explains why constantly moving young linemen between positions can stunt their development, confirms the protection problems existed throughout the Vikings game and says an 0-2 start with a loss to the Jets would put Green Bay in a very low place with a much tougher schedule still ahead.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Halas Hall, previewing Bears–Vikings and examining whether Chicago’s defense can slow Justin Jefferson and Minnesota’s offense. They discuss the Bears’ strong start, Caleb Williams’ early MVP buzz, the defense’s Week 1 struggles, and the possibility of adding a pass rusher. The show also features Quick Bitch, White Sox playoff frustration, PCA’s historic Cubs season, and Jeff Joniak’s breakdown of the upcoming NFC North matchup.

The man, the myth, the legend, ESPN Madison's Jesse Nelson joins the show to talk Packers week 1 performance and looking ahead to the Jets and Jesse's Brewers thoughts on 4 straight division titles and what he expects in October?

We look ahead to Friday's Daily Dodge TV Double header of Beaver Dam @ Stoughton and the Border Battle between Waterloo and Marshall.

Cale Zomer joins the show for This or That, but before that, is this the best time ever to be a Brewers fan?

WISN 12 sports anchor Stephanie Sutton joins the show to break down the lingering questions surrounding the Packers following their disappointing season-opening loss to the Vikings. The conversation focuses on Green Bay's inability to close out games, ongoing concerns about the offensive line, the impact of injuries, and the challenges facing the defense without key contributors on the field. Sutton also weighs in on the uncertainty surrounding Josh Jacobs as the NFL continues to evaluate potential discipline related to his offseason legal case. Looking ahead to the matchup with the Jets, the discussion explores what the Packers must improve, whether the team can bounce back quickly, and why patience may be wearing thin for a fan base unaccustomed to extended losing streaks.

ABC News correspondent Alex Stone joins the show with the latest on the devastating helicopter crash in Los Angeles that claimed the lives of a veteran pilot, a television reporter, and a man on the ground. The conversation examines the early stages of the NTSB investigation, the painstaking process of analyzing the wreckage, and the challenges investigators face as they work to determine what caused the aircraft to suddenly fall from the sky. Alex also discusses the final moments captured on the helicopter's live broadcast, the emotional toll on colleagues and friends of the victims, and how a separate fatal bus crash became part of the unfolding story. As speculation continues, investigators remain focused on uncovering the facts behind a tragedy that has deeply affected Southern California's news community.

Wisconsin’s new Sailing and Maritime Hall of Fame honors sailors, yacht designers, boatbuilders and marine innovators who helped shape the state’s history on the water.

Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Halas Hall with Barstool Big Cat, breaking down the Bears’ historic 59-point opener, Caleb Williams’ MVP potential, and the team’s defensive concerns heading into Minnesota. Big Cat discusses his massive PCA MVP bet, the Cubs’ bullpen problems, the White Sox’s playoff expectations, and whether Chicago should make a major trade for a pass rusher. Plus, the Bears’ injury report, PCA’s historic on-base improvement, NFL power rankings, and Waddle’s World.

This hour covers a mix of major Wisconsin stories, from rising costs and legal questions to postseason excitement. The show begins with a look at surging gas prices across the state, declining enrollment numbers at Milwaukee Public Schools, and the emergence of a 16-year-old volleyball phenom helping power Wisconsin's nationally ranked women's volleyball program. The conversation then turns to the latest developments in the Josh Jacobs case, as Adam Roberts explains why a judge rejected a request to permanently seal evidence on procedural grounds and what comes next in the ongoing debate over Marsy's Law, victim privacy, public records, and the NFL's interest in the case. Later, Dom Cotroneo discusses the Brewers' remarkable season, the culture established by manager Pat Murphy, the club's pursuit of postseason advantages, and the players who could shape Milwaukee's October run. The hour concludes with a celebration of Wisconsin's small-town charm, highlighting Bayfield's recognition as one of the nation's most inviting destinations, and a discussion about the power of political advertising, why negative campaign ads remain so common, and whether voters remember criticism more than optimism.

With the Brewers closing in on the postseason, attention is shifting from division titles to bigger goals. Dom Cotroneo joins the show to discuss the club's championship mindset, the importance of securing a first-round bye and home-field advantage, and why manager Pat Murphy's relentless approach has become the identity of the team. The conversation explores how the Brewers have thrived despite being overlooked before the season, the resurgence of Joey Ortiz, concerns surrounding Kyle Harrison's recent struggles, and what the pitching staff could look like in October. As the regular season winds down, the focus is no longer on proving doubters wrong, but on positioning the Brewers for a deep postseason run.