Jason Wilde joins Matt Hamilton and Jesse Nelson to help recap the NFL Divisional Round and the Bears hiring Lions OC Ben Johnson as their next HC. First, Jason has to compliment Matt on his successful lookalike contest down in Chicago on Saturday night (even though his own wife didn't wanna show up). They discuss what Johnson's hire means for the NFC North and if this move will positively impact the Bears more than it negatively impacts the Lions. They also discuss Kevin O'Connell getting an extension in Minnesota and the trendy take among NFC North fans that Matt LaFleur is now the 4th-best HC in the division. Jason wraps up explaining why 2025 is a CRITICAL year for LaFleur -- from offseason to regular season to postseason!

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins the Homer Hour, on Brian Gutekunst saying its time for the Packers to have a sense of urgency and start competing for championships, have the Packers not taken advantage of their opportunities, how much of Gutey's message applies to head coach Matt LaFleur, where do the Packers need to look at in free-agency amd on the lineage of Packers #1 receivers being home grown.

Jason Wilde joins Jen Gabe & Chewy to discuss the Green Bay Packers, Ben Johnson being hired by the Bears, how far back the Packers are from rest of the teams in the NFC, and what the Packers might try and do to improve the team ahead of 2025.

Jason Wilde joins the show following the first week of the Packers offseason, and he gives his advice for how Matt Hamilton can ace his ceremonial first serve for tonight's LOVB Madison Volleyball debut match in Madison -- lay off the Coors Lights! Jason also discusses if Jeff Hafley will be hired as the next Jets HC, what moving on from defensive line coach Jason Rebrovich signifies, and Packers GM Brian Gutekunst saying that the team needs to ramp up its sense of urgency to compete for a championship in 2025. Will this sense of urgency spill over into Gutey's philosophy when approaching free agency and/or adding a big-name player via the trade market, and what areas do the Packers need to improve the most this offseason?

Three-time Wisconsin Sportswriter of the Year Jason Wilde and Alex Strouf discuss the Green Bay Packers week that was, from Matt LaFleur and Brian Gutekunst's season-ending press conferences, to Jordan Love's expectations in year three as the Packers QB, to Jeff Hafley interviewing with the New York Jets Head Coaching vacancy.

Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss Bob Uecker's passing, the Green Bay packers, and Brian Gutekunst's talk with media that touched various topics including Super Bowl expectations, Jordan Love, and potential of adding to the Packers young roster.

Jason Wilde Joins Jen Gabe & Chewy to talk about Davante Adams and a possible reunion with the Green Bay Packers after stints with both the Las Vegas Raiders and the New York Jets. Jason talks Packers fans optimism about the potential of the Packers adding prized free agents, or veterans in the trade market and so much mo

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins the Homer Hour, on the Jets asking permission to talk to Jeff Hafley for their head coaching job, on Mike McCarthy interviewing for the Chicago Bears head coaching job, what are the chances that Davante Adams ends back up in Green Bay next season, would Adams bring a veteran presence that is needed in the Packers locker room, why is Tom Clements retiring, who replaces Clements and is Jordan Love at a pivotal point in his career?

Jason Wilde joins Jim and Matt to discuss the fallout of the Packers season coming to an end in the wild card round versus the Eagles and Matt LaFleur's comments from his end-of-season press conference. Jason gives his general synopsis of how this Packers season ended (they are who we thought they were) and more from the Packer players interviews during locker cleanout yesterday. He also gives his insight into LaFleur's comment that the next step for Jordan Love is to become a more vocal leader, discussing why he doesn't think Love needs to revamp his leadership style and why vocal means talking , not yelling. Jim and Matt also ask about the news that QB coach Tom Clements is retiring and his value to the Packers franchise, Keisean Nixon's out-of-nowhere comment that he wants to be CB1, and the increasing sentiment that former Packers and Cowboys HC Mike McCarthy might be taking over the Bears next!

Jason Wilde joins the show to talk about the Green Bay Packers and their Wild Card Round loss to the Eagles, Tucker Kraft's comments in the locker room about leadership, Jaire Alexander saying he's probably done in Green Bay, and Keisean Nixon wanting to be Cornerback 1 in Green Bay.