Jason Wilde

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, reacts to Matt LaFleur's comments about Jordan Love not regressing last season, did Love's play at any point remind him of his 8 game stretch to end the 2024 season, is Zach Tom in a competition for his job at right tackle, is Romeo Doubs playing for a contract this season, will the light finally go on for Lukas Van Ness in Year 3 and did injuries prevent Van Ness from being more explosive last season?

Jason Wilde joins Jen Gabe & Chewy to talk about all the altest with the Green Bay Packers during OTA's including Matt LaFleur's comments about Jordan Love that seemed defensive of him, and why he received different public treatment that Zach Tom who finished top-3 in All-Pro voting for his position.

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to talk about everything he's seeing and hearing at Packers voluntary OTAs this week. Jim asks how Jordan Love can continue to grow as a more vocal leader while remaining authentic, Molly wants to know who are the biggest leaders on the Packers' offense, and Matt asks for Jason's insight on the vibe within the wide receiver room after Jayden Reed had to clear the air about his agent going to the team to clarify his status after Matthew Golden and Savion Williams were drafted... Jason also reacts to a quote from former Packers tight end, and current free agent, Marcedes Lewis, who said his time in Green Bay ended too soon and that his departure was "out of [Matt LaFleur's] hands" as the team was focused on getting younger!

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, what's the latest on Jaire Alexander, what kind of contract has been offered by the Packers, on the difference between Jaire and Elgton Jenkins's contract situations, does he think Jenkins will take his hold out through mini-camp, how did the offensive line look during the first week of OTA's, do the Packers want to get Jordan Morgan on the field in some capacity this season and any changes in the defensive lineup?

Jason Wilde joins Jen Gabe & Chewy to discuss the latest with Green Bay Packers including Jayden Reed and his future with the team being discussed, Jordan Love and all the biggest takeaways from OTA's including the Super Bowl hopes for the season.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, on everybody on the team wanting Jaire Alexander back next season, does Jaire want to come back to Green Bay, what is the stumbling block for a restructured deal, did people misinterpret the rumor that Jayden Reed was assured of being the #1 wide receiver and on Jordan Love's assessment of injuries and how it affected his play last year.

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to talk about today's update about Jaire Alexander's situation with the Packers, as Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports that Jaire will attend mandatory minicamp despite not reaching a restructured contract with the Packers the team this offseason! Jason helps recount how the two sides got here and explains the "important part" that isn't getting enough attention in this Jaire update. First, Jason joins the surprise of everyone that Jim is now rocking a buzz cut while fighting to talk over the PA announcer at his daughter's track meet. Plus, Jim wants to know what Jason thinks about Packers fans who seem more focused on Jordan Love becoming elite rather than the Packers becoming elite...

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, which is the more interesting story this week; actual restructuring of Jaire Alexander's contract or Aaron Rodgers open to retire as a Green Bay Packer, on Jaire saying he would report to the offseason program even if he doesn't have an adjusted contract in place, in the end is it a money issue or a personnel issue with Jaire, what has seen from Matthew Golden that makes people so excited and would he compare Golden to Greg Jennings?

Jason Wilde joins Jen Gabe & Chewy to talk about the latest news with the Green Bay Packers with OTA's starting this week, and Training Camp not far away. Jason talks about the potential of the Packers not making the playoffs, and why Packers seem to be in a better spot than some people think.