Jen, Gabe and Chewy react to NFL schedule release day as the Packers learn they’ll face the Jets in Week 2 and the Rams in Los Angeles on Thanksgiving Eve. The crew breaks down what that could mean for Green Bay’s early-season path without Micah Parsons, possible Week 1 opponents, and whether the NFL has turned schedule release into a full-blown holiday.

Jason Wilde joins the show to share his frustration with the “schedule industrial complex,” discuss how Micah Parsons’ return could shape the Packers’ primetime slate, and react to Jaire Alexander’s candid Players’ Tribune piece about injuries, anxiety and the end of his NFL career.

The hour wraps with a debate over whether Jaire’s story changes how fans view him, plus Chewy explains why he is officially out on FOMO.

Jen, Gabe and Chewy open the hour with Top 8 at 8, challenging listeners to name the teams the Packers have beaten in Lambeau Field home openers during their 13-game winning streak since 2013.

The conversation then turns to Bart Scott’s claim that Kyler Murray could become the most talented quarterback in the NFC North. Jen, Gabe and Chewy debate whether Minnesota can unlock Murray, how he compares to Jordan Love, Jared Goff and Caleb Williams, and whether his injury history and play style make that projection too bold.

They also check in on the Brewers after Jacob Misiorowski delivers another electric start, even though Milwaukee falls late to San Diego. The hour wraps with Cy Young odds, Brewers optimism, and a funny baseball etiquette debate after Gabe hears a high school outfielder yell “yours!” instead of “mine!” on a fly ball.

Gabe Neitzel and Mark Chmura open the hour reacting to the NFL’s 2026 international schedule, with the Packers avoiding an overseas game for the second straight year. They discuss what that could mean for Green Bay’s regular-season schedule, especially with Micah Parsons expected to miss the first four games.

The conversation shifts to the NFLPA’s continued push for grass playing surfaces, and Chewy questions whether the players are showing their negotiating hand too early with an 18th game looming. Gabe and Chewy also debate which teams have the NFL’s most complete rosters, why the Packers were left off the list, and how much star power matters compared to depth.

They close the hour with preseason power rankings, Vegas win totals, schedule strength, and another round of Aaron Rodgers speculation as the Steelers continue waiting for his decision.

Gabe Neitzel and Mark Chmura open the hour with Gabe’s return to umpiring a 10U baseball game, leading to a fun conversation about officiating, strange sports rules, and Chewy’s memories from his playing days.

They shift to Romeo Doubs’ comments about facing the Packers with the Patriots, debating whether he truly holds no extra motivation against his former team and who now becomes Green Bay’s go-to third-down target. Adam Schefter joins to discuss NFL schedule release week, Packers-Bears possibilities, field surface concerns, Brandon Aiyuk’s situation in San Francisco, Aaron Rodgers’ uncertainty, and even a little PGA Championship talk.

The hour wraps with Brewers momentum after another win, Joey Ortiz’s first homer, Christian Yelich’s return, Brandon Sproat’s first career victory, and more optimism around Milwaukee’s health and rotation.

Jen, Gabe & Chewy react to Shams Charania reporting that the Milwaukee Bucks are officially open for business on Giannis Antetokounmpo trade offers ahead of the NBA Draft.

The crew debates whether Giannis is truly gone, what kind of package the Bucks should want, whether Milwaukee should prioritize young players or draft picks, and whether the Bucks still have any realistic path to convincing Giannis to stay.

Then Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss the Packers releasing Brandon McManus, why Green Bay appears to be handing the kicking job to rookie Trace Mack, and whether the Packers are taking a major risk with another young kicker. Jason also weighs in on potential extensions for Christian Watson, Tucker Kraft, and Devonte Wyatt.

Keywords: Giannis trade, Milwaukee Bucks, Shams Charania, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Bucks trade rumors, NBA Draft, Packers kicker, Brandon McManus, Trace Mack, Jason Wilde, Christian Watson, Tucker Kraft, Jen Gabe Chewy.

Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy after one of the Brewers’ biggest weekends of the season: a three-game sweep of the New York Yankees at AmFam Field.

Jeff breaks down why the series felt similar to last year’s Dodgers sweep, how Jacob Misiorowski dominated on Friday night, and why Miz may now be the national face of the Milwaukee Brewers.

The crew also discusses:

Bryce Turang’s walk-off and potential MVP case

Brandon Woodruff’s injury update

Chad Patrick’s ideal bullpen role

Brandon Sproat’s recent improvement

Aaron Ashby’s dominance

Brewers power rankings

and whether Jordan Love should have lied about liking cheese curds

The Giannis situation just took another turn.

In this hour of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, the crew reacts to a viral video where Giannis Antetokounmpo appears to say:

👉 “They don’t want me.”

Paired with a report from Chris Haynes that it’s “very likely” Giannis has played his last game as a Buck, the conversation dives into what this all actually means for Milwaukee.

👀 What Does Giannis Mean?

The debate centers around:

Whether Giannis is referring to the Bucks organization

If the Supermax offer contradicts that sentiment

And how to interpret comments without full context

🧠 Bucks’ Position Becomes Clear

The Bucks have essentially set the framework:

Giannis signs the Supermax → he stays

Giannis declines → they trade him

👉 No middle ground

⚖️ The Leverage Problem

The show breaks down the business side:

Why Milwaukee can’t wait too long

How trade leverage decreases over time

Why Giannis still holds power in choosing destinations

🎯 What Happens Next?

Everything now points to:

The NBA Draft + Lottery

Trade package negotiations

Giannis signaling intent behind the scenes

🏀 Bigger Questions Raised

Have the Bucks done enough to keep Giannis?

Does Giannis want contention or control?

What does “relevancy” actually mean for a superstar?

The Brewers delivered their biggest weekend of the season — and maybe their best regular season series in the last year.

In this hour of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, the crew reacts to Milwaukee sweeping the Yankees at AmFam Field behind a dominant start from Jacob Misiorowski and back-to-back walk-off wins, capped by Brice Turang’s Mother’s Day heroics.

The show debates whether sweeping the Yankees changes expectations for the Brewers, why beating a national brand like New York matters, and how praise from Aaron Judge adds even more weight to the moment.

Plus, the conversation shifts to the Packers releasing Brandon McManus, what it means for rookie kicker Trey Smack, and whether Green Bay is clearing paths for young players like Smack and Matthew Golden.

Keywords: Brewers Yankees sweep, Jacob Misiorowski, Brice Turang, Milwaukee Brewers, Aaron Judge, Brandon McManus, Trey Smack, Packers kicker.

Giannis Watch is officially getting serious.

In this hour of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, the crew reacts to Chris Haynes saying it is “very likely” that Giannis Antetokounmpo has played his final game in a Milwaukee Bucks uniform.

The conversation dives into:

whether Giannis is truly headed toward a trade

the upcoming NBA lottery and how it could shape Milwaukee’s future

why the Bucks may have no choice if Giannis won’t sign the Supermax

what Giannis may have meant by saying, “They don’t want me”

whether the Bucks have done everything possible to keep him happy

and what kind of trade package Milwaukee could actually get

Plus, Jason Wilde joins the show to preview the Packers’ 2026 schedule release, including whether Green Bay should open against the Bears, how Micah Parsons’ absence affects the early schedule, and whether the Packers are better off avoiding international games.

The Brewers welcome the Yankees to AmFam Field for a big weekend series — and the show kicks off with a heated debate over two names being added to the Brewers Wall of Honor: CC Sabathia and Dave Parker.

Chewy argues that Sabathia and Parker simply were not in Milwaukee long enough to deserve the honor. But Josh, Jen, and Craig Karmazin push back hard, especially when it comes to Sabathia’s unforgettable 2008 run.

The conversation dives into:

whether impact matters more than longevity

why CC Sabathia’s short Brewers stint still feels legendary

Dave Parker’s place in Brewers history

the difference between the Brewers Wall of Honor and Walk of Fame

comparisons to Packers Hall of Fame standards

and why Sabathia’s role in ending Milwaukee’s playoff drought still resonates

Plus, the hour gets into Lambeau Field being ranked as one of the most “comfortable” stadiums in North America — and why that makes absolutely no sense if you’ve ever sat on those metal bleachers.