Jason Wilde joins Kyle & Brust to break down another brutal Packers collapse and whether there’s any reason to believe the offensive line can recover. Wilde explains why Sunday was a perfect storm of injuries, inexperience and Brian Flores’ pressure scheme, but admits the performance simply wasn’t good enough as Jordan Love spent much of the afternoon under siege.

Wilde also takes issue with Matt LaFleur taking points off the board to go for it on fourth-and-one, calling the failed Jordan Love sneak a massive turning point after Green Bay had taken control of the game. With the Packers now outscored 87-15 in the fourth quarter and overtime during their six-game losing streak, Wilde explains why no lead is going to feel safe until this team proves it can actually finish one. Plus, he reacts to LaFleur calling the Packers’ inability to finish games a media “topic of conversation” after it was a major theme of Green Bay’s entire offseason.

Jason Wilde joins Molly & Jim! He alleviates Molly's fears on Tucker Kraft and his contract, expresses his frustration about the Packers cutting Bo Melton to save a few bucks, weighs in on Matt LaFleur's comments on Josh Jacobs, and much more!

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy ahead of Packers-Vikings and explains why he could see Green Bay struggling early before becoming dangerous down the stretch. Wilde discusses the many unknowns surrounding the Packers and whether another seventh-seed playoff appearance could be in their future. The conversation turns to Matt LaFleur’s offense, including defined wide receiver roles, Jordan Love’s freedom at the line and the importance of keeping the offense healthy. Wilde also explains why Green Bay’s lack of proven receiver depth gives him some pause. Finally, he weighs in on Tucker Kraft’s contract talks and why he doesn’t understand the Packers risking ill will over guaranteed money.

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy after sitting down with Aaron Rodgers for an extended conversation ahead of the NFL season. Wilde explains what stood out from Rodgers’ thoughts on his Packers departure, including his relationship with Brian Gutekunst and his acknowledgement that he could have handled the 2022 season differently. Jason also discusses Matthew Golden’s breakout potential and why Green Bay’s offense could look different with Golden, Christian Watson and Jayden Reed on the field. Plus, Wilde weighs in on the Packers’ offensive line injury concerns and whether Zach Tom will be able to play and stay on the field in the opener.

Week 1 is finally here. Jason Wilde joins Alex Strouf ahead of the Packers’ season opener against the Vikings in Minnesota to break down the biggest questions Green Bay is finally about to answer.

Jason discusses the uncertainty surrounding an offensive line with Jordan Morgan, Aaron Banks and Zach Bako-Bewele on the injury report, what to expect from Jonathan Gannon’s defense without Micah Parsons, and why he believes Tucker Kraft’s contract extension should already be done. Plus, the Packers’ unsettled running back rotation and rookie Brandon Cisse’s massive first test against one of the NFL’s best receiving corps.

Jason Wilde joins Molly & Jim on a Matt Hamilton Tuesday, as he shares his opinion on Wisconsin's 41-13 loss to #4 Notre Dame -- what did Jason actually find encouraging for Badgers football? They also get into Luke Fickell's poorly-worded postgame message that "the season starts now." They also talk about two national analysts who think the Packers' defense will be worst than the offense, and Jason CAN'T WAIT for the season to finally start!

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy as the Packers prepare for their Week 1 matchup against Brian Flores and the Vikings. Wilde expects Zach Tom to play and discusses whether Aaron Banks will also be available, while raising the bigger question of whether either injured lineman can handle a full game. He also weighs in on the Josh Jacobs situation and why he expects the NFL to ultimately issue a suspension. Wilde explains why Jordan Love’s command at the line of scrimmage will be especially important against Flores’ defense. Plus, he previews an upcoming conversation with Aaron Rodgers about Matt LaFleur’s praise of Love.

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to react to Jeff Hafley revealing that an opponent found footage of Packers pressures posted online during training camp. Wilde discusses whether Green Bay’s increased secrecy is justified and what the organization owes fans as access to training camp practices decreases. He ranks the offensive line as his biggest Packers concern entering Week 1, ahead of the edge rushers and running backs, while laying out how Green Bay could distribute carries without Josh Jacobs. Wilde also examines the uncertainty surrounding Aaron Banks, Jordan Morgan and the rest of an offensive line that could feature rotations at multiple spots. Plus, he weighs in on how Matt LaFleur should handle the Packers’ team captains.

Jason Wilde joins Alex Strouf with the Packers just over a week away from their 2026 season opener in Minnesota. Jason explains why it is time for Lukas Van Ness to take a major step forward with Micah Parsons sidelined, what still concerns him about Aaron Banks and the offensive line, and why rookie corner Brandon Cissé has impressed him throughout the summer.

Plus, Jason and Strouf evaluate Brian Gutekunst’s offseason, discuss the Packers’ uncertainty at running back following the Josh Jacobs situation, and look ahead to a season that could hinge on Jordan Love taking another step toward the NFL’s elite tier.

Jason Wilde joins Kyle & Brust with Alex Strouf filling in for Kyle Wallace to discuss the Packers’ revamped wide receiver room. Wilde explains why he views Green Bay’s approach as “less is more” rather than addition by subtraction after moving on from Romeo Doubs and Dontayvion Wicks, and what the changes could mean for Matthew Golden and the Packers’ top pass catchers.

Plus, Wilde says he’s ready to stop talking about hypotheticals and finally see the Packers play. He breaks down why Green Bay somehow enters the season with even more offensive line questions than it had entering training camp, including uncertainty surrounding Jacob Monk, Sean Rhyan, Zach Baco-Buehler and Aaron Banks. And with Josh Jacobs’ status uncertain, how much should Matt LaFleur really put on Jordan Love against Brian Flores and the Vikings in Week 1?