Jason Wilde

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, how many turnovers are the Packers defense looking to force this coming season, on Jordan Morgan competing at left tackle in training camp practice, does he think Rasheed Walker will ultimately win the left tackle job and how has Jordan Love looked early on in camp.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, on how fans view Matt LaFleur for putting Nate Hobbs in a timeout after his extracurricular activities in practice, is there really a battle for starting Left Tackle and a new coaches title in Green Bay?

Jim Rutledge & Molly Brown are joined by Dave Kaplan of ESPN Chicago to talk about the ongoing I-94 Rivalry Series between the Brewers & Cubs and what these two "World Series-caliber" teams will do by Thursday's MLB trade deadline! Kap begins by sharing some some stories of his time working with Cubs legend Ryne Sandberg, who passed away yesterday, and he asks if Mark Attansio care enough to win a World Series by going all in with this Brewers team? They also discuss the Packers vs the Bears, including expectations for Ben Johnson's first season, how the NFC North will shake out, and how many years does Caleb Williams have to prove himself?

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to recap the latest from Packers training camp, including why Elgton Jenkins returned to practice without a guaranteed contract yesterday and why Matt LaFleur LOUDLY curse out his team for their "extracurriculars" after practice? He also talks about the costs & benefits of Nate Hobbs' ongoing physicality during practice and the Packers' under-25 talent, and Jim asks what it would take for LaFleur and Brian Gutekunst to truly be on the hot seat after this season?

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour with the latest happenings from training camp, on Ed Policy taking over for Mark Murphy as Packers team president, what should we read into the Nate Hobbs "timeout" along with corresponding Marshawn Lloyd injury, on Matt LaFleur being upset with Rasheed Walker at practice today, on the return of Elgton Jenkins, who is playing for a roster spot among the wide receiver group and which is more impressive high-jumping 7'2" 1/2 or having lunch alone with Maria Sharapova alone in 2010?

Jason joins Jen Gabe & Chewy to discuss the Green Bay Packers 2nd week of training camp, Elgton Jenkins returning to practice, Marshawn Lloyd suffering an injury due to a hit delivered by Nate Hobbs and all things Green & Gold.

Jason Wilde joins Pablo Iglesias and Adam Mertz on Saturday Scramble! They discuss the most intriguing Packers thus far in training camp, how Isaiah Simmons could be the Packers version of Zack Baun, the importance of Elgton Jenkins, and much more!

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to discuss some of his observations immediately following Day 3 of Packers training camp. They get some updates of who's standing out without pads on and some of the minor injury concerns popping up throughout. Jason also provides some update on last year's first-round pick Jordan Morgan and the rest of the offensive line, and Matt asks why the Packers are still procrastinating on getting a deal done with Elgton Jenkins, who the team says is sitting out just because of his back injury and not his desire for a new contract. They send Jason off with his fondest memories of Mark Murphy before he officially retires and passes the role of president/CEO to Ed Policy at the annual shareholders meeting this afternoon!

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to discuss what he’s seen from Matthew Golden through two days at Training Camp, where he fits into the Packers offense and his strengths on the field. We also discuss the Packers hiring of Nathaniel Hacket, and Matt Lafleur’s funny comment about Jason.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, what were the most interesting things from Day 2 of Packers training camp, did he understate Mecole Hardman's chances of making the team, on the elusiveness of Jordan Love in the pocket, on Bo Melton practicing at cornerback, how many wide receivers does he think they will keep, what do we make of the left tackle competition, when Jenkins comes back, what does it mean for Sean Rhyan moving back to right guard, how has the front four on defense looked so far compared to last year, has Lukas Van Ness improved and does he think the Packers will eventually pay Elgton Jenkins?