Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy as Packers training camp gets underway, breaking down why Tucker Kraft opening camp on the PUP list could be tied to both his recovery and an impending contract extension. Jason also explains why Aaron Banks landing on the PUP list is a legitimate concern after the Packers doubled down financially on the veteran guard, while providing the latest on Micah Parsons' recovery timeline. The conversation shifts to Green Bay's financial messaging, where Jason questions the team's accounting practices and discusses whether recent comments from team president Ed Policy are laying the groundwork for future public funding requests for Lambeau Field.

Chewy returns to the show and officially declares football season has arrived, even if it's still weeks away from meaningful games, as the crew debates the value of preseason football and the annual flood of training camp hype. Jason Wilde joins to discuss Tucker Kraft opening camp on the PUP list, why a new contract could be part of the equation, and whether Packers fans should be concerned about Aaron Banks' health after another offseason injury. They also break down Micah Parsons' recovery timeline and the latest injury updates as training camp begins. The hour wraps with a conversation about the Packers' financial messaging following the shareholder meeting and whether the organization is laying the groundwork for future public funding requests.

Jeff Levering joins the show to marvel at another historic outing from Jacob Misiorowski, discuss Cooper Pratt's impressive start, and explain why the Brewers have the prospect capital to make a significant move before the MLB trade deadline. Gabe and Chewy react to growing national speculation that Milwaukee could be one of baseball's most aggressive buyers, debating whether the club needs another frontline starter for October. The conversation then shifts to the Packers, where the hosts question Green Bay's financial messaging following the shareholder meeting and discuss the organization's reluctance to fund future stadium projects on its own. They wrap up by looking ahead to the start of Packers training camp and Chewy reflects on the emotions that always came with reporting for camp as a player.

It's either that or are you willing to pay for it? This hour, we begin with Third District Assembly Board Member Sheldon Wasserman and his effort to ask the people if they want real fireworks back, or are satisfied with a drone show for 4th of July celebrations. Plus, Brewers 360 with Bob Brainerd - will the Brewers go all-in for the trade deadline this year?

Hour 3: NFL Insider for SI.com Albert Breer joined Kap & J. Hood with updates on the Bears and the latest NFL storylines. Kap & J. Hood played Shot or No Shot, took a trip Around The NFL and the Kap & J. Hood Cut of The Day.

With the Brewers leading the NL Central and positioned for another playoff run, is this the year Matt Arnold makes an aggressive trade-deadline move? Brewers Extra Innings host Bob Brainerd discusses Milwaukee’s need for another impact pitcher or bat, the crowded MLB playoff race and why the biggest deals may not happen until deadline day.

The Bucks in Six 2001 anniversary series continues with the start of Milwaukee’s Eastern Conference Semifinals matchup against the Charlotte Hornets. After closing out the Orlando Magic, the Bucks advanced to face a bigger, more physical team that had already swept the Miami Heat and entered the series determined to pull another upset.

Hour 2: Kap & J. Hood discussed the Chicago Bears and if Kyler Gordon's injury history will affect the team, Vita Vea requested a trade, should the Bears pick up the phone? White Sox ABS challenges, Edgar Quero is the worst at it and ranking what each MLB team’s trade deadline activity says about their ambitions for 2026.

RBS HR 1 - Rizz and Hammer talk Ohio State football and Browns QB battle. Plus, they run through "The Headlines."

Beaver Dam High School Director of Athletics-Activities Ryan Gerber talks about what you need to know about getting ready for the 2026-27 Spring Sports Season.