ESPN’s Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy with a clear warning: Sunday’s Packers–Bears game is massive — and Green Bay’s defensive line is suddenly in trouble. With Devonte Wyatt out and Lucas Van Ness back in a walking boot, Wilde breaks down how thin the Packers are up front and why the Bears’ run-heavy attack poses a real threat.

Wilde explains why opposing teams continue to run directly at Micah Parsons, how the Packers’ run-defense numbers are misleading, and why the blueprint to beat Green Bay is simple: shorten the game, chew clock, and force Jordan Love into limited-possession football.

The conversation dives deep into:

• Why Packers–Bears is the biggest matchup between the rivals in over a decade

• Caleb Williams’ inconsistency despite national hype

• Why Wyatt’s explosiveness is irreplaceable — and who must step up

• How Jeff Hafley may have to adjust schematically

• Why getting Jaden Reed back could completely change Green Bay’s offensive rhythm

Wilde also reflects on the evolution of player toughness, the difference between “throwback guys” and modern injury management, and how the Packers must force Caleb Williams to win the game through the air.

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