Jason Wilde

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour to talk Eltgon Jenkins holding out during Packers offseason workouts and what could ultimately happen going into the 2025 season.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The NFL Schedule Release Show with his thoughts on the Packers 2025 slate, what he thinks is the toughest stretch and how many wins he potentially sees for the Green & Gold this coming season.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins the Homer Hour, how much of a downgrade is Sean Mannion at QB coach replacing Tom Clements, if Jordan Love struggles this season would it be safe to say he missed Clements, is Mannion a future head coach in the NFL, on the difference between a "new school" coach and an "old school" coach and his thoughts on the Packers leaked schedule thus far for the 2025 season.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins the Homer Hour, on the NFL schedule release tomorrow, what's the most interesting thing about the Packers playing the Bears on December 20th, could the Packers play on Christmas this year, on the Packers not playing any international games this season, what was said of interest during coordinator day on Monday, does Elgton Jenkins have leverage on getting a new deal in and is it a bad room of wide receivers in Green Bay?

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to discuss some recent audio that surfaced about the relationship between Jaire Alexander and the Packers, the rumors of Romeo Doubs potentially leaving to re-join Aaron Rodgers, and his favorite Hibachi tricks.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, is a resolution between the Packers and Jaire Alexander expected soon, does he see any legs with the Romeo Doubs potential trade to the Steelers, how do Matthew Golden and Savion Williams fit into the wide receiver core and how happy is Matt LaFleur with the two new guys?

Jason WIlde joins Jen Gabe & Chewy to talk all thing Green Bay Packers, including Jaire Alexander's future, and all thing Green Gold.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins the Homer Hour, is it outlandish to think the Packers could win the Super Bowl this coming season, what are the reasons why they could win the whole thing, where do the Packers rank in the NFC, could they beat the best team in the AFC and are the Lions better than the Eagles?