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Molly & Jim rolls on into hour number two after the Packers fall to the Vikings 39-22. They start by recapping their Molly's Game predictions from Friday and looking at the positives from the game including Christian Watson's big day. Then they discuss some of the other happenings around the NFL before taking a call and talking about the rough calls that went against the Packers. They wrap up with their final thoughts before moving on to Tuesday.

It's Molly & Jim on a brutal Monday following the Packers 39-22 loss to the Minnesota Vikings. They break down their immediate reactions to the loss, debate if choking is the Packers identity now after 6 consecutive losses dating back to last season, and talk with Mark Tauscher! He weighs in on Green Bay's offensive line, the penalties that thwarted momentum, Matt LaFleur's decision to go for it on fourth and one, and much more!

Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy with Milwaukee’s magic number down to two and a division championship within reach. Levering explains how the Brewers could arrange their pitching staff for October and why they appear better equipped for the postseason than they were a year ago. He discusses the importance of earning a top-two seed, balancing rest with staying sharp and the dangerous teams Milwaukee could encounter in a loaded National League. Levering also explains why Jacob Misiorowski’s next start is important as he works through issues with his front plant leg. Plus, he highlights the recent offensive production of Garrett Mitchell, Joey Ortiz and others before the conversation takes a turn toward Starburst flavors and Chewy’s unusual salad-dressing combination.

Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy with Milwaukee’s magic number down to two and a division championship within reach. Levering explains how the Brewers could arrange their pitching staff for October and why they appear better equipped for the postseason than they were a year ago. He discusses the importance of earning a top-two seed, balancing rest with staying sharp and the dangerous teams Milwaukee could encounter in a loaded National League. Levering also explains why Jacob Misiorowski’s next start is important as he works through issues with his front plant leg. Plus, he highlights the recent offensive production of Garrett Mitchell, Joey Ortiz and others before the conversation takes a turn toward Starburst flavors and Chewy’s unusual salad-dressing combination.

Carmen and Jurko talk Bears with Tom Thayer, who recaps Chicago’s 59-point opener and explains why the total blocking effort from the offensive line, tight ends and receivers stood out most. Thayer discusses Ryan Bates, Caleb Williams’ accuracy, Colston Loveland’s versatility, the defensive issues that still need fixing and how the Bears can handle Brian Flores and the Vikings’ blitz packages. The guys also dive into the White Sox’s huge win in Cleveland, including Tristan Peters’ 18-pitch walk, Randall Grichuk’s season-saving homer and Hagan Smith emerging as a late-season weapon. Later, Carmen and Jurko react to Caleb’s surprising PFF grade, Ben Johnson’s comments about checkdowns and the return of the Cover 5 contest. The hour closes with a new Whiskey U announcement and a look ahead to another important night for the Cubs and White Sox.

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to assess Jonathan Gannon’s debut and why the Packers defense deserves some credit despite allowing 39 points against Minnesota. Wilde breaks down the controversial penalties that helped fuel the Vikings’ comeback and Lucas Van Ness’ costly mistake. The conversation shifts to Green Bay’s offensive line, where Wilde questions how the Packers ended up starting Donovan Jennings after Jagger Burton received so much work with the starters during training camp. He also examines the Packers’ running back decisions and Brian Gutekunst’s roster construction. Wilde explains why signing veteran Wisconsin native Kevin Zeitler makes plenty of sense for a team suddenly desperate for offensive line answers.

Jen, Gabe and Chewy grade Jonathan Gannon’s debut as Packers defensive coordinator after Green Bay’s ugly loss to Minnesota. The crew debates how much blame the defense deserves after allowing 39 points despite surrendering only 239 yards and being put in difficult spots by the offense. They break down the penalties, pass rush and individual performances while weighing how much Micah Parsons’ absence should factor into the evaluation. Jason Wilde joins the show to give his assessment of the defense before the conversation turns to Green Bay’s disastrous offensive line performance and the puzzling decision to start Donovan Jennings. Wilde also weighs in on whether veteran Kevin Zeitler could be the answer as the Packers search for help up front.

Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy with the Brewers’ magic number down to two and Milwaukee closing in on another NL Central title. Levering breaks down how the Brewers could construct their postseason pitching staff, the importance of securing a first-round bye and the hitters finding their stride down the stretch. The crew then reacts to the Packers falling to No. 14 in the NFL power rankings and debates the league’s best teams after Week 1. They look ahead to a suddenly nerve-racking matchup with the Jets and discuss how loud the calls for Matt LaFleur’s job could become if Green Bay keeps losing. Plus, Jen wonders whether a FedEx driver crossed the line by entering her open garage to deliver a package, sending the show down an unexpected rabbit hole about delivery drivers, outdoor bathroom habits and lawn care.