Jim Rutledge and Matt Hamilton roll into Hour 2 discussing the Packers' playoff hopes following their Week 18 loss to the Bears. With the Packers squaring up against the No. 2 seed Eagles and star running back Saquon Barkley, Jim and Matt discuss if the Packers' star RB Josh Jacobs is good enough to carry them on a playoff run. Jacobs is good, but is he in the same elite tier as Saquon and Derrick Henry? How much does the issues of the rest of the Packers offense impact Jacobs this season? Since Jim and Matt were SO GOOD with their preseason predictions for the Packers and the overall NFL, they now make their predictions for the playoffs including the NFC and NFC Championship Games, the Super Bowl, and SB MVP! Jim and Matt quickly wrap with Throwing Stones, as man-child Matt defends his need for a honey-do list!

Jim Rutledge and Matt Hamilton come back after the Green Bay Packers did the unthinkable -- lose to the 4-12 Chicago Bears in Week 18... Bears fan Jim Rutledge comes decked out in his full "big Ditka energy" outfit while Matt explains his biggest complaint about the Packers' loss (something Matt LaFleur needs to figure out). Jim also explains the video of his elated reaction to the Bears walkoff game-winning field goal, and why chain restaurant incompetence kept him from catching the first half of the game! They also react to the Packers' disastrous performance, including the injury to Jordan Love and the season-ending torn ACL for wide receiver Christian Watson, Love's continued erratic play, LaFleur's clock and coaching mismanagement, and a Packers defense that once again couldn't get the final stop it needed. They ask the fans which regular-season issue for the Packers should be their biggest worry heading into the first round of the playoffs versus the No.2 seed Philadelphia Eagles? They delve deeper into Jordan Love's struggles this season compared to his first season as starter last year, and are the passing struggles versus man coverage due more to Love, the wideouts, or LaFleur's playcalling? They wrap up Hour 1 with the Green & Gold Blind rankings, as they blind rank the performance of three notable Packers players from Sunday's game!

Jim Rutledge and Matt Hamilton roll into Hour 2 of their show reacting to the Packers dropping their Week 18 matchup versus Bears, 24-22. Not only did the Packers lose to their bitter rival the Chicago Bears, but they stumbled into the playoffs and are without wide receiver Christian Watson tore his ACL. The Packers receivers didn't live up to our WR1 through WR4 expectations for most of the season, but how did we do with our expectations for this 2024 season? Jim and Matt review their and Molly's preseason predictions for numerous NFL awards and regular-season results, and they look back at Matt's written expectations for Packers quarterback Jordan Love and Jim's expectations for Caleb Williams. Next, they dive back into their short-term predictions, reviewing which member of the show missed the most with their prediction for the Packers vs Bears during Don't Quote Me last Friday. Jim, Matt and producer Primetime wrap up with Throwing Stones, as they review which coaching candidates they'd like to see the Bears hire this offseason (for good or bad reasons).

Jason Wilde joins Jim and Matt ahead of the Packers' regular-season finale versus the Bears. They discuss if fans would/should think any less of the Packers if they were to lose to the Bears at Lambeau Field on Sunday, and with the Packers already locked into a wild card spot for the playoffs, how important is it to possibly be the 6th seed facing the Rams/Buccaneers instead of the 7th seed travelling to face the Eagles? Bears fan Jim also discusses why this game is important to him for his agenda that Caleb Williams has had a better season than Jordan Love in games vs the NFC North, and they discuss how each QB has performed compared to preseason expectations. Also, how would the vibes of this season compare to last season if the Packers do end up losing to Philly in the first round of the playoffs versus losing to San Fran in the second round last year. Jason also explains why he thinks the Packers championship window is just opening this season, and he wonders if Packers fans truly appreciate how difficult it is to win a Super Bowl... First, Jason also wants to know when Molly is getting back from maternity leave, and Matt wants to know if Jason has ever visited the smug 'n eggs or the snuggle house establishments in the Madison area!

Jim Rutledge and Matt Hamilton find themselves already on Phish Friday after another weirdly fast holiday week. Even though there's not not as much typical juice for a Packers vs Bears game, how much is really left to learn about this Packers team before the playoffs, and are there any really positive things to take away from the game against Chicago? They ask today's Siding Unlimited poll question: Will you feel different about this Packers team if they lose to the Bears on Sunday? Jim also revisits yesterday's conversation with Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike when they discussed their favorite Madison businesses that have closed in recent years, which re-ignited Jim's memory of the famous "Snuggle House" for paying and respectful snuggling customers... How does this compare to an infamous "Smut 'n Eggs" restaurant that's SOMEHOW still open in the area? Jason Wilde joins Jim and Matt ahead of the Packers' regular-season finale versus the Bears. They discuss if fans would/should think any less of the Packers if they were to lose to the Bears at Lambeau Field on Sunday, and with the Packers already locked into a wild card spot for the playoffs, how important is it to possibly be the 6th seed facing the Rams/Buccaneers instead of the 7th seed travelling to face the Eagles? Bears fan Jim also discusses why this game is important to him for his agenda that Caleb Williams has had a better season than Jordan Love in games vs the NFC North, and they discuss how each QB has performed compared to preseason expectations. Also, how would the vibes of this season compare to last season if the Packers do end up losing to Philly in the first round of the playoffs versus losing to San Fran in the second round last year. Jason also explains why he thinks the Packers championship window is just opening this season, and he wonders if Packers fans truly appreciate how difficult it is to win a Super Bowl... First, Jason also wants to know when Molly is getting back from maternity leave, and Matt wants to know if Jason has ever visited the smug 'n eggs or the snuggle house establishments in the Madison area!

Jim Rutledge and Matt Hamilton continue discussing today's Siding Unlimited poll questions, as they seriously ask if Packers fans will think less of this team if they lose to the Bears as 10-point favorites on Sunday, and they also ask not as seriously if it's weirder to have a business that provides paid snuggling or smut & eggs services... Jim and Matt also discuss how this Packers season has or hasn't lived up to expectations, and can Green Bay ever achieve its ceiling until Matt LaFleur reins in his emotions on the sideline? Jim, Matt and producer Primetime all make their Don't Quote Me predictions for this Sunday's Packers vs Bears game, including an appearance from Molly Brown at the zoo. They also go Poll Dancing, as producer Primetime continues to make the guys feel uncomfortable with results of ESPN WI poll questions with topics from the Packers vs Bears, how bad this season has been for Chicago, and brushing your teeth with warm water! They wrap up asking which food goes best with smut or snuggling?

In a much shorter second hour, Jim and Matt start by discussing Hamilton's cowboy/Indiana Jones/Crocodile Dundee hat? This is followed by Molly's Game featuring producer Riley and some Notre Dame-Georgia Sugar Bowl talk. Jim gives a passionate rant during Throwing Stones about the antics from former Badgers and current Illinois football head coach Bret Bielema during the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl, leading us all to agree on the fact that he is in fact a douche. A brief recap concludes our first show in 2025!

Jim and Matt are back for the Year of Our Lord 2025 and it's starting with a bang as they get rolling pondering how the heck did Rashan Gary get selected to the Pro Bowl?? After ruminating on this for a segment they begin to question the traditions surrounding New Year's celebrations and wonder what the best drinking holiday is. Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike joins for a very extended segment where they hit on everything from Jaire Alexander to the best former establishments in Madison before an abbreviated Minute To Win It wraps up the hour.

Hour 2 gets rolling with a recap of everyone's Don't Quote Me, with Jason Wilde actually being the closest to getting his prediction correct. Throwing Stones follows where Matt needs some advice on how to tell his sister he isn't a fan of the salt and pepper shakers she got him for Christmas... Mark Tauscher calls in to share some of his insight from the Packers loss before an incredibly abbreviated end to the show. We'll see you in 2025, Happy New Year everybody!

Jim and Matt are back to break down a brutal showing from the Green Bay Packers in their 27-25 loss to the Minnesota Vikings. Matt has to bucket dump to start the show and let the world know how he's really feeling following the game, and spoiler alert, it's not too well. Then the guys ask the big question, who should feel better about their current QB situation: the Packers or the Vikings? Unsurprisingly, the Vikings were the consensus pick. Riley trips up the fellas on Green and Gold Blind Rankings before a discussion on NFC North QBs wraps up the hour.