ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter says all options remain on the table for Josh Jacobs after the Packers running back was placed on the commissioner’s exempt list. Schefter explains why Jacobs’ November 17 court date and the reported existence of video could loom large over when—or whether—he returns to the field. He also discusses the NFL’s approach to cases involving video evidence and why the league may proceed cautiously. Plus, Schefter weighs in on the Packers’ tight end moves, Tucker Kraft’s contract situation and what Aaron Donald’s return means for the Rams.

Season 3 of Weekly Wilde is here. Jason Wilde joins Alex Strouf to break down where the Packers stand as training camp winds down and the 2026 regular season approaches. Jason explains why Green Bay may be entering the season with even more questions along the offensive line than it had at the start of camp, what he likes about Jonathan Gannon’s new defense, and why Brandon Cisse has impressed.

Plus, Jason and Strouf discuss the next step Jordan Love needs to take to move from a very good quarterback into the NFL’s true upper echelon, the latest on Josh Jacobs and Tucker Kraft, Trey Smack’s strong preseason, and a few under-the-radar Packers who helped themselves during training camp.

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to break down the biggest stories around the league heading into the second week of preseason action. Schefter explains why he believes international NFL expansion is eventually coming and how it could tie into an 18-game schedule and massive new revenue opportunities. He discusses the possibility of NFL discipline for Packers running back Josh Jacobs before the season and how Green Bay could approach roster upgrades as cuts begin around the league. Schefter also weighs in on Aaron Donald’s workouts with the Rams before explaining why Tucker Kraft could become the NFL’s highest-paid tight end despite the Packers and Kraft not being close on a new deal.

ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Homer and Joshy to discuss the latest on a potential Tucker Kraft extension, predicting his eventual average salary could start with a two and help reset the tight end market. Schefter explains why sentimentality surrounding Aaron Rodgers facing the Packers won't dictate Pittsburgh's preseason plans and weighs in on the possibility of the Bears eventually playing in Indiana. The crew also dives into Jayden Daniels' dispute with LSU over his name, image and likeness and another player wearing his former No. 5. Schefter dismisses preseason offensive line rankings after Green Bay landed 27th in an aggregate ranking, saying teams deserve the chance to prove themselves once the season begins. Plus, he looks ahead at J.J. McCarthy's future in Minnesota and why his days with the Vikings could be numbered beyond this season.

ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to provide the latest on Tucker Kraft's contract negotiations and why he still expects a deal to get done before the regular season. Schefter also weighs in on Baker Mayfield's contract dispute in Tampa Bay, Minnesota's quarterback competition, and the Bears' injury concerns heading into the season. Plus, he shares the latest on Aaron Donald's potential return, discusses the biggest storylines around NFL training camps, and explains what he's watching as preseason football officially kicks off.

Mike Tannenbaum joins Wilde & Tausch on the Yuengling Guest Hotline to explain why he's still one of Jordan Love's biggest believers! The former Jets GM also weighs in on why Green Bay should ignore the Bears' offseason trash talk, praises Brian Gutekunst as one of the NFL's top general managers, and explains why the Packers' roster-building philosophy has positioned them to contend for a championship. Tannenbaum also shares what separates franchise quarterbacks during NFL draft interviews, why he believes patience is key with players like Marshawn Lloyd, ranks the Packers atop the NFC North entering 2026, and reveals the best compliment he's ever received—from Packers Hall of Fame executive Ron Wolf.

Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to explain why NFL executives and scouts still view Jordan Love as just outside the league's top quarterbacks, saying last season's performance is the biggest factor behind his ranking. Schefter also discusses the latest on Aaron Donald's potential return to the Rams, what it would take contractually, and the impact the future Hall of Famer could still have if he comes back. Plus, he weighs in on the Packers' wide receiver room, Stefon Diggs' free-agent market, the debate over playing surfaces around the NFL, and even offers his thoughts on the Open Championship before congratulating ESPN on his new contract extension.

Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to preview NFL training camps and explains why quarterback battles, looming contract extensions, and surprise storylines always dominate the summer. Schefter shares why he believes Aaron Donald could ultimately return to the Rams and discusses why a Tucker Kraft extension with the Packers makes plenty of sense before the season begins. He also weighs in on the NFL's labor landscape, the possibility of an 18-game schedule, and what he's watching as teams report to camp. Plus, Chewy and Schefter bond over life after football and why players never truly stop missing the locker room.

Alex Strouf, Jason Wilde and Gabe Neitzel open State of the Packers from Summerfest by debating Matt LaFleur’s fresh contract extension, the late-season collapse, and whether “finishing” is really something a team can practice. They weigh how much blame belongs to LaFleur versus Brian Gutekunst after injuries, offensive line issues and the Micah Parsons trade all shaped the 2025 ending. The guys then turn to Jordan Love, asking whether 2026 is the year he goes from good to great and starts elevating everyone around him. The hour also digs into Green Bay’s streamlined pass-catching group after extensions for Christian Watson and Jayden Reed, with Tucker Kraft expected to be next and defined roles replacing last year’s overcrowded receiver room. They close with the running backs, including Josh Jacobs’ uncertain offseason situation, Marshawn Lloyd’s mystery, and how much Chris Brooks can realistically handle.

Hour 2 starts with the biggest anxiety point on the roster: the Packers offensive line. The crew breaks down Jordan Morgan at left tackle, Sean Rhyan’s move to center, Zach Tom’s recovery, and the possibility that Jagger Burton could force another dreaded offensive line rotation. They also review the defensive front under new coordinator Jonathan Gannon, including Javon Hargrave, Devonte Wyatt, Chris McClellan and Carl Brooks. Then the conversation shifts to Micah Parsons’ injury timeline, why the Packers should not rush him back, and what Lucas Van Ness must prove while Parsons is out. The hour wraps by looking at the group of edge-rusher options behind Van Ness and setting up the linebacker discussion for the final hour.