Jason Wilde

Jim Rutledge & Molly Brown continue into Hour 2 with a late appearance from Jason Wilde. They talk with Jason about his takeaway from the Packers' "lame" rookie minicamp, and they get his thoughts on today's first Siding Unlimited poll question: Which Packers rookie is most likely to become the fan favorite from this draft class? He also gets into his experience talking with 4th-round pick Barryn Sorrell's dad in the Wilde & Tausch YouTube comments, and he gives an update on Christian Watson's recovery from a torn ACL and the excitement at the idea of Watson & Matthew Golden playing on the field together!

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins the Homer Hour, goes over the upcoming offseason schedule after rookie mini-camp this past weekend, what did the Packers hit and miss in the NFL Draft, how stacked is the wide receiver room, on the difference between Christian Watson and his dad's persona's and where is the one concern still on the Packers roster?

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to talk about the Packers choosing not to pick up Quay Walker's 5th-year option today while exercising it for Devonte Wyatt. He gets into the Packers checkered recent history with picking up 5th-year options and the player who they'll have to make that decision on next offseason: Lukas Van Ness. Jim also gets Jason's opinion on how Giannis handled the John Haliburton situation following the Bucks' first-round playoff exit. First, Jason needs to know "what the **** is wrong with people on Facebook?"

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, can he see the Packers being a Top 10 offense this coming season, what does the offense have to do to get to that point, on the Packers picking up the 5th-year option on Devonte Wyatt, but not on Quay Walker, are the Packers looking to sign Walker to an extension, is he interested in bringing Jaire Alexander back next season if he only ends up playing half the season and does Xavier McKinney working out with Jaire this offseason give him any more confidence that Jaire could return next season?

Jason Wilde joins Jen Gabe & Chewy to talk about the latest with the Green Bay Packers after Devonte Wyatt receiving the 5th year option from the team, what that means for Quay Walker and so much more about the Green & Gold.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, discuss the Packers upcoming rookie minicamp this weekend, which player is he looking forward to talking the most, is this Rasheed Walker's last year with the Packers, can Anthony Belton unseat Walker at left tackle, was Matthew Golden's 40-time legit, did he think that Shedeur Sanders would fall that far in the draft and was the punishment just for Falcons DC Jeff Ulbrich's kid for prank calling Sanders during the draft?

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, on the possibility of Jaire Alexander coming back to the Packers next season, could Jaire be a training camp cut heading into the regular season, does the new defensive coordinator play a role in any way of bringing Jaire back, does trading Jaire now make the most sense, what has surprised him the most about this process of trying to unload Jaire, why does Brian Gutekunst want to get rid of Jaire, on the addition of Isaiah Simmons and when this is all over does he think Gutey will say there was any change with him?

Jason Wilde joins his own show during the Jim, Matt & Molly Takeover of Wilde & Tausch! They discuss the resounding success of the NFL Draft in Green Bay, including how this was a hyper-local draft in terms of fan attendance while also wondering just how accurate is the 600,000 attendance number announced by the NFL. He also gives his informed opinion on Matt LaFleur's hair... Jim, Matt & Molly also asks Jason about what drafting two wideouts in Rounds 1 & 3 means for the job security of Romeo Doubs and Christian Watson, why even Gutey was surprised by Green Bay's draft class played out, which players in this draft class could make an "urgent" impact in Year 1, and the prevailing beliefs that Jaire could end up playing for the Packers in 2025 after they drafted just one cornerback in the seventh round.