A major name just got connected to the Packers — and it could signal a huge shift in philosophy.

In this segment of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, Adam Schefter discusses the situation surrounding Dexter Lawrence and specifically points to the Green Bay Packers as a team to watch.

🚨 The Key Line from Schefter

Schefter makes it clear:

👉 Keep an eye on the Packers in connection to Dexter Lawrence

That alone turns this from speculation into something real worth tracking.

🧠 Why Dexter Lawrence Matters

One of the top interior defensive linemen in the NFL

A true game-wrecker in the middle

Instantly upgrades any defense

For the Packers:

👉 This would be a massive addition to their front

📊 Why the Packers Fit

From the conversation:

The Packers have the flexibility to make a move

They are a team that could realistically get involved

It would represent a more aggressive approach than usual

💰 The Reality Check

Of course, a deal like this isn’t simple:

Big contract implications

Significant trade compensation required

Long-term roster decisions impacted

🔄 What This Would Mean

If the Packers actually make this move:

👉 It signals a shift

From patient roster building

To a more aggressive, win-now mindset

The Brewers had another game slip away — and this one turned into something bigger than just a loss.

In this segment of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, the crew reacts to Milwaukee’s sixth straight loss, a brutal bullpen collapse, and Pat Murphy’s strong comments defending Trevor MeGill after fans started booing.

😬 The Collapse

The Brewers:

Lose 9–7 to Toronto

Give up runs late in both the 9th and 10th innings

Waste multiple chances to win the game

And once again:

👉 The bullpen couldn’t close it out

🚨 Trevor MeGill Struggles

ERA balloons after rough outings

Didn’t record an out in a previous appearance

Gave up key runs late to lose the game

The question now:

👉 Do you trust him in the next save situation?

🧠 Bigger Issue: Bullpen Instability

It’s not just one pitcher:

Multiple relievers struggling

Early-season fatigue concerns

Lack of a clear, reliable closer

🔥 Pat Murphy vs the Fans

After the game, Murphy took a stand:

👉 He called out fans for booing McGill

Saying:

Players are human, not machines

MeGill has contributed to past success

Fans should support players through struggles

⚖️ The Debate

That sparked the real conversation:

👉 Do fans have the right to boo?

One side: Fans pay, they can react

Other side: Support matters, especially during struggles

Hour 1: Carmen & Jurko discussed the White Sox pitcher Noah Schultz, who received a nice ovation as he walked from the Chicago White Sox bullpen to the dugout before his major league debut.  Schultz fought through some early jitters to pitch into the fifth inning on a night he will always remember. What are your thoughts on Schultz performance?

The Packers might be lining up for a major move — and the name being floated is a big one.

In this segment of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, the crew reacts to Adam Schefter suggesting the Packers could be in the mix for Dexter Lawrence, and breaks down whether a blockbuster trade actually makes sense.

🚨 The Rumor

Schefter says it clearly:

👉 The Packers could be in the mix for Dexter Lawrence

And that immediately raises the question:

Is this real interest… or just speculation?

🧠 The Fit on Defense

There’s no debate about one thing:

👉 Dexter Lawrence would transform the defensive line

A true interior presence the Packers currently lack

Ability to control the line and create pressure without blitzing

Instantly elevates the front four

💰 The Big Concern: Cost

But here’s where it gets tricky:

Lawrence likely costs ~$20M+ per year after trade adjustments

Packers already have major contracts (Parsons, others coming up)

Future decisions (like Devonte Wyatt) become more complicated

👉 It would mean heavy investment in one position group

📊 Cap Space Breakdown

The show walks through the numbers:

Packers sitting around $25M in cap space

Creative restructures could make it work

Contracts like Jordan Love and Josh Jacobs offer flexibility

Bottom line:

👉 It can be done — but it changes everything

🔄 The Bigger Question: Are They Going All-In?

If the Packers make this move:

👉 It signals a shift

From conservative roster building

To aggressive, win-now strategy

This would be:

👉 About as “all-in” as the Packers have been in years

🧩 The Trade-Off

The downside?

Likely losing valuable draft capital

Passing on other needs (especially cornerback)

Less flexibility long-term

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Hour 3: Kap & J. Hood played Shot or No Shot, took a trip Around The NFL and the Kap & J. Hood Cut of the day.

Is Spring really even a season anymore? This hour, we begin with some assessment of last night's weather that hit Sussex particularly hard. WTMJ's Nazir Spencer reports live. Plus, Brewers 360 with Jeff Levering, and no the sky is not falling for the Brewers.

Brewers 360 with broadcaster Jeff Levering! Is it too early to boo? The fans let the Crew have it at home yesterday. Is the sky falling? Or is it only April. We then discuss the closer. If we don’t have a closer – then don’t have a closer. Right? We also talk Yeli’s adductor injury and how fortunate a 10-day IL stint sounds.