Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown end the silliness of Hour 1 to approach the increasingly serious conversation about Romeo Doubs, as he finally spoke to the media for the first time today. Since Romeo left reporters and fans with more questions than answers based upon his responses to the media, Jim, Matt & Molly search for the best word to describe this entire suspension saga and grapple with the conversation surrounding Romeo's mental health. Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to shed some much-needed insight into the Romeo Doubs situation with the Packers. First, Jim asks Jason about the NFLPA trying to put an end to locker-room media availabilities. Jason sheds light on the importance of player-reporter relationships and how important settings like these can be, and he shares his personal experience of a run-in with a jock-strapped Packers player! Matt also asks about the "cooling-off period" for players after games. They shift into what did Jason take away from Doubs finally speaking to the media at his locker today. Why is there still no concrete story on what exactly caused him to miss practices that led to his suspension. Jason also describes just how out of the ordinary this whole situation is, and what was Jaire Alexander's advice for Romeo about how to handle this situation? Jim, Matt & Molly wrap up with Don't Quote Me, as they make their longshot predictions for the Packers vs Cardinals game at Lambeau this Sunday!

Evan Cohen joins Jim, Matt & Molly for his bi-weekly appearance. Matt surprises Evan with an actual sports-related question, asking if it's okay for his friend to flip flop teams that he's rooting for in the MLB playoffs after the Brewers were eliminated. Is it okay to adopt the sports fandom of a state that you move to, and does it mean anything if the team that beat your team goes on to succeed in the playoffs? But, Evan is MOST INTERESTED in why the heck Jim Rutledge is so obsessed with "phony sports fan" Ben Brust, who notoriously switched his Bears fandom to the Packers after moving to Wisconsin in college! Is the Packers-Bears hatred too big a line to cross? Evan also answers the show's poll question from yesterday, asking if he'd start, bench, cut for Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson or Caleb Williams? Evan also shares his thoughts on the latest in the Rodgers-Jets saga -- did Rodgers get Robert Saleh fired as the team's head coach? And, why is Evan ACTUALLY giving Aaron Rodger the benefit of the doubt???

Jim Rutledge, Molly Brown and Matt Hamilton roll into this High Life Thursday. Coming off of Molly's most recent confrontation about baseball during her weekly crosstalk with KBN, Matt brings a question from his fan who's a Tigers/Brewers, asking if it's okay to root for another team in the MLB postseason after yours has been eliminated! Jim also wants to know if Brewers fans -- now that their team is eliminated -- are they rooting for another team in the playoffs or just tuning out? Evan Cohen joins Jim, Matt & Molly for his bi-weekly appearance. Matt surprises Evan with an actual sports-related question, asking if it's okay for his friend to flip flop teams that he's rooting for in the MLB playoffs after the Brewers were eliminated. Is it okay to adopt the sports fandom of a state that you move to, and does it mean anything if the team that beat your team goes on to succeed in the playoffs? But, Evan is MOST INTERESTED in why the heck Jim Rutledge is so obsessed with "phony sports fan" Ben Brust, who notoriously switched his Bears fandom to the Packers after moving to Wisconsin in college! Is the Packers-Bears hatred too big a line to cross? Evan also answers the show's poll question from yesterday, asking if he'd start, bench, cut for Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson or Caleb Williams? Evan also shares his thoughts on the latest in the Rodgers-Jets saga -- did Rodgers get Robert Saleh fired as the team's head coach? And, why is Evan ACTUALLY giving Aaron Rodger the benefit of the doubt??? Jim, Matt & Molly wrap up with the featured High Life Dive Bar of the Week -- the Village Green in Middleton!

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown continue feeding into Jim's hate (or disregard) for "phony sports fan" Ben Brust. Jim accuses the entire KBN crew of cowardice for not asking him or Ben Brust to be a part of crosstalk anymore, and JM&M superfan lightens the mood by calling in to say how much she enjoyed the Matt Hamilton exhibit at the US Olympic museum in Colorado! Molly Brown leads the show through Molly's game, as Jim, Matt and Primetime gives their picks on Molly's bets related to Thursday Night Football, Jordan Love's passing yards, Badgers vs Rutgers and more! Throwing Stones includes takes on the neatest food competition in Stoughton, who the real NFC offensive player of the week should've been, and food (again). They wrap up with a quick review of today's poll questions!

Tausch couldn't believe it when he heard Matt's take from Monday, but is Matt still doubling down? Matt also asks Tausch about if the Badgers might have found their groove on offense and the running game during last week's blowout win against Purdue. Jim also asks Tausch for his most-unpopular food take, and Molly reveals why soggy salads are actually the best?!?!

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown are back to get deeper into the toxicity that is Aaron Rodgers and the Jets' firing of Robert Saleh. Are we buying Rodgers' latest story on the Pat McAfee show that he had nothing to do with Saleh's firing, or is he too proven of a liar to be trusted? In the ranks of toxic NFL quarterbacks, is Aaron Rodgers or Russell Wilson (aka Mr. let's smelt) worse to deal with? They play an ad-hoc Start, Bench, Cut poll question, asking who Packers fans would LEAST want as their QB: Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson or Caleb Williams?? What would be Russ' catchphrase if he was the Packers' QB? In today's Minute to Win It, Primetime and Jim quiz Matt and Molly on the current top-11 betting favorites to win NFL Coach of the Year!

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown roll into Hour 2 of their questionable show, doubting the honesty of Aaron Rodgers once again. They shift gears to the NFC, as Jim, Matt & Molly give their first weekly power ranking of the top-10 teams in the NFC (until they decide 10 teams is actually to many...). Molly also explains her circular/triangular rationale for why the Packers shouldn't be above the Cowboys in the rankings. Throwing Stones includes takes on the needs for more tradesmen, shadow figures controlling hurricanes, and food rewards apps are just the best. Mark Tauscher joins Jim, Matt and Molly to discuss the latest in the Romeo Doubs situation after he returned to practice today along with his analysis of the Badgers' upcoming game versus Rutgers. First, he needs to address Matt Hamilton's "galactically stupid" take that Jordan Love actually made a smart play by throwing a pick-six rather than take a safety in Sunday's win over the Rams. Tausch couldn't believe it when he heard Matt's take from Monday, but is Matt still doubling down? Matt also asks Tausch about if the Badgers might have found their groove on offense and the running game during last week's blowout win against Purdue. Jim also asks Tausch for his most-unpopular food take, and Molly reveals why soggy salads are actually the best?!?! They wrap up the show reviewing today's poll question: which quarterback would you LEAST want on the Packers: Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson or Caleb Williams.

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt and Molly to discuss today's breaking news that Robert Saleh has been fired by the Jets after he and Aaron Rodgers got out to a 2-3 start! Jim wants to know what Jason thinks about his take that Rodgers is just a more-talented version of well-renowned Bears QB Jay Cutler? Jason shares his insights on his time covering Rodgers, including if he thinks Rodgers truly WANTS to be coached. Molly brings it back to their convo with Jason last week, as What's Up With That about the whole Romeo Doubs situation with the Packers? What does Jason know about the internal dynamics with Doubs and the coaching staff, and what reason might he have to be actually disgruntled. Matt wants to know if Doubs will still be with the Packers at the trade deadline, and is he building a diva status?

Jim Rutledge, Molly Brown and Matt Hamilton react to today's breaking news that the Jets have fired HC Robert Saleh five games into the season! Not only did Matt call it was his preseason prediction that Saleh would the NFL's first head coach fired, but his guy Aaron Rodgers is now FREE from Saleh! Meanwhile Molly Brown re-iterates that its always been Rodgers who was the problem. Did Aaron Rodgers' toxicity lead to getting his head coach fired, and has Jordan Love already proven himself as a better leader than Aaron Rodgers EVER was? And, who is Jim Rutledge's Bears QB comp for Rodgers?? Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt and Molly to discuss today's breaking news that Robert Saleh has been fired by the Jets after he and Aaron Rodgers got out to a 2-3 start! Jim wants to know what Jason thinks about his take that Rodgers is just a more-talented version of well-renowned Bears QB Jay Cutler? Jason shares his insights on his time covering Rodgers, including if he thinks Rodgers truly WANTS to be coached. Molly brings it back to their convo with Jason last week, as What's Up With That about the whole Romeo Doubs situation with the Packers? What does Jason know about the internal dynamics with Doubs and the coaching staff, and what reason might he have to be actually disgruntled. Matt wants to know if Doubs will still be with the Packers at the trade deadline, and is he building a diva status? Jim, Matt and Molly wrap up Hour 1 with a discussion about what true leadership looks like for NFL QBs.

Jim Rutledge, Molly Brown and Matt Hamilton continue talking about REAL leadership in the wake of today's breaking news that Robert Saleh was fired by the Jets. Is Aaron Rodgers' toxic "leadership" style lead to Saleh's midseason firing, and has Jordan Love already proven himself as a better leader? Also, who are the Packers' player leaders right now? How does gold medalist Matt Hamilton define a true leader? The crew also plays What Matt Missed, including out-of-context audio about a BLEEPING fire on the football field, burning down an opponent's childhood home, and an upset Legend from Alabama. Primetime also forces the crew to review their preseason predictions at the quarter-mark of the season: Matt Hamilton called it on first coach fired, but how are the guys doing on their predictions for OROY, MVP and GENERAL bold take? Throwing Stones features takes on back gurdles, stupid fantasy football, and and NOT backing down from fantasy football.