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Carmen and Jurko talk Bears-Jets with Jeff Joniak as Chicago tries to finish its homestand with another win. Joniak discusses the quarterback situation with Tyson Bagent and Case Keenum, the physicality of Aaron Glenn’s Jets, Ben Johnson’s standards and the Bears defense improving under Dennis Allen. The guys also continue reacting to the White Sox advancing to face Cleveland, with Chase Meidroth already becoming a South Side postseason name to remember. On the Cubs side, they dig into the offense scoring just one run in two games, PCA’s challenge decision and the front office questions after another disappointing finish. The Brunch Rush brings more Sox-Cubs fan reaction, Eric Fedde’s big moment, Tommy Pham, Colson Montgomery, Miguel Vargas and Mike Tomlin’s surprising Minecraft hobby.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, and Chopz discuss Browns-Steelers predictions, game preview, and 3-1 is there for the taking.

Jason Wilde joins Jen and Gabe to break down the Packers’ dramatic attempt to repair their struggling offensive line. Wilde explains why he agrees that Brian Gutekunst shouldn’t receive much credit for addressing a problem he helped create and discusses the long-term questions surrounding the unit. He also weighs in on whether Kevin Zeitler could realistically play against Tampa Bay after coming out of retirement. The conversation shifts to Jayden Reed’s season-ending neck injury, the uncertainty surrounding his future and how much the Packers will miss him offensively. Wilde also looks at Green Bay’s remaining receiver options and whether another roster move is necessary.

Jen and Gabe react to the Packers’ offensive line overhaul and debate whether Brian Gutekunst deserves any credit for finally addressing a glaring weakness. Gabe argues the problems got so bad that the late additions of Kevin Zeitler, Laken Tomlinson and Mekhi Becton shouldn’t let the GM off the hook. Jason Wilde joins the show to weigh in on Gutekunst’s roster construction and when the veteran linemen could realistically get on the field. Wilde also discusses Jayden Reed being ruled out for the season following a neck injury and what his absence means for Green Bay’s receiving corps. Plus, the crew turns to Brewers-Padres and gets ready for postseason baseball at American Family Field.

Jen and Gabe look ahead to a huge weekend featuring Packers-Buccaneers and Brewers-Padres. They examine whether Green Bay’s revamped offensive line can give Jordan Love enough help in Tampa Bay and what the offense needs to do against a tough Bucs run defense. Top 8 at 8 tests the crew and callers on the Brewers with the most postseason games played in franchise history. The conversation then turns to Jacob Misiorowski taking the ball in Game 1, potential offensive difference-makers and just how electric American Family Field could be. Jen finishes the morning feeling optimistic that both the Packers and Brewers can deliver a big weekend for Wisconsin sports fans.

RBS HR 3 - Rizz and Hammer talk to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. They also listen to soundcheck and fan voicemails.

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, joins Rizz & Hammer in-studio to discuss what he makes of the Browns being 2-1 & what will happen in the QB room.

The playoff baseball hype is real! This hour, we begin with an interesting dispute between the Milwaukee Bucks and a local company claiming the Bucks didn't deliver on their promise. Plus, The Weekend Trend w/ Sandy Maxx - and your moment of Brew to get you hyped for the Brewers NLDS series!

RJ the Movie Critic joins Rizz and Hammer to talk about the new movies that are coming out this weekend.