Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to talk about the Packers game that everyone's forgotten about in the Brewers fever (dream of disappointment) this week in the NLCS. First he's gotta give some grief to producer Primetime, Ry Guy Wollersheim. They talk about the Brewers' 0-3 deficit in the series, and Matt dares to invoke the 2004 Red Sox... They get to the Packers game versus the lowly Cardinals out in Arizona this Sunday. Will the Packers show us they're still the team that we thought they were with an easy win versus the injured Cardinals? They also talk about the new (but not really new) controversy of holding calls NOT called for linemen blocking Micah Parsons, as well as the defense no longer looking like true world beaters after their 1-1-1 run.

Jason Wilde joins the show to talk about all the latest with the Green Bay Packers ahead of their game against the Arizona Cardinals on the road. Will the Green Bay Packers be able to put away the Cardinals, and the guys discuss the Dan Campbell conversation about the eye in the sky officiating crew reversing a touchdown after it was ruled a touchdown.

Three-time Wisconsin Sportswriter of the Year Jason Wilde and ESPN Wisconsin's Alex Strouf discuss the first place Green Bay Packers and how they have stacked up through five games. QB Jordan Love has been awesome for the Packers, minus some crucial mistakes. What to make of WR Matthew Golden's breakout against the Cincinnati Bengals. How good is the Packers defense through five games? Previewing Sunday's match-up with the Arizona Cardinals.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, gives some updates on injuries to Christian Watson, Lukas Van Ness, Devonte Wyatt and Brandon McManus, will Lucas Havrisik kick again this weekend or will McManus return, on Micah Parsons not getting any holding calls, on Parsons taking a shot at the Eagles "Tush Push," has the Packers defense gotten worse with Parsons and will Kyler Murray play against the Packers on Sunday?

Jason Wilde talks all the latest about the Green Bay Packers.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, who will be the starting quarterback for the Cardinals against the Packers on Sunday, what is the current mood of the Packers as a team, on trying to come up with new ways to get Matthew Golden the ball, is Tucker Kraft the player that needs to step up the most on the Packers offense and can the Packers offense be the best in the NFL with the impending return of Christian Watson?

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to talk about the Packers following Sunday's so-so 27-18 win versus the Bengals. First, Jason answers today's Siding Unlimited poll question: After failing to steal Game 1 versus the Dodgers at Am Fam Field, is tonight’s game a MUST-WIN for the Brewers? Molly also asks if Packers fans were duped by Jeff Hafley's defense after the first two weeks of the season, and they discuss if this team can get back to being who we thought they were after Week 2. Also, can the Packers continue to absorb Jordan Love's bone-headed decisions like his poor INT vs Cincy, can he still be an eraser of the team's mistakes, and does Jordan ACTUALLY have a go-to guy?

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, on the defense seemingly taking the second half off against the Bengals, on why the Packers can't get the job done in late game situations defensively, where has the production of Rashan Gary rushing alongside Micah Parsons gone, on the running game improving with Josh Jacobs, what problems do the Arizona Cardinals present and is the offense trending in an upward direction?

Jason Wilde joins the show to talk about all the latest with the Green bay Packers after improving their record to 3-1-1 against the Bengals, jeff Hafley's led defense, Joran love's play and what to expect in week 7 against the Arizona Cardinals.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins Potawatomi Sportsbook Football Monday to give his biggest takeaways from the Packers win over the Bengals.