Mark Tauscher joins Jim and Molly Brown to delve deeper into the comments from Mike Tannenbaum on his show this morning. Does he think there's any way that Jordan Love gets paid $60M per year NEXT offseason, or will the Packers lock him down before this year's training camp? Molly also asks if the Packers might've made a mistake not extending Love before the Lions PAID Jared Goff. Jim gets Tausch's BLIND reaction to his and Strouf's blind ranking of Badgers RBs that came out yesterday. They get into Tausch's list of the best all-time Badgers RBs, and Molly asks for his thoughts on the team's two Friday games this coming season.

Evan Cohen joins for his 2nd bi-weekly appearance on the show. Jim and Molly Brown talk with Evan about Mike Tannenbaum's take that Jordan Love could wait to get paid $60M per year next offseason and it if the Packers could get a discount deal this offseason for their QB of the future! Jim also gets Evan's thoughts on he and Strouf's inflammatory BLIND ranking of Badgers RBs, and he teases his next video blind ranking Badgers QBs.

Jim Rutledge is joined by Molly Brown for the first of back-to-back days co-hosting the show. They get into the headline comments from ESPN's Mike Tannenbaum on Wilde & Tausch this morning, where he said that Jordan Love could hold off get paid a $60M per year extension next offseason! First, Jim rails at the haters on (Badgers) Twitter who're coming at him after yesterday's "misleading" post of Jim and Strouf blind ranking Badgers RBs. Mark Tauscher joins Jim and Molly Brown to delve deeper into the comments from Mike Tannenbaum on his show this morning. Does he think there's any way that Jordan Love gets paid $60M per year NEXT offseason, or will the Packers lock him down before this year's training camp? Molly also asks if the Packers might've made a mistake not extending Love before the Lions PAID Jared Goff. Jim gets Tausch's BLIND reaction to his and Strouf's blind ranking of Badgers RBs that came out yesterday. They get into Tausch's list of the best all-time Badgers RBs, and Molly asks for his thoughts on the team's two Friday games this coming season. They wrap up with Minute to Win It, as Molly tries to guess the top-10 leading rushers in Badgers program history!

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown roll into Hour 2 with more conversation surrounding Mike Tannenbaum's comments about Jordan Love waiting to possibly get paid $60M per year NEXT offseason. Jim gets into his QB tiers and whether Jordan Love play THUS FAR has separated him from other "gold-tier" QBs like Brock Purdy. Molly gets into the juicy details surrounding the death of Casey Kasem and dry drub versus wet (sauces). During Throwing Stones, Primetime asks Jim and Molly how well they clean their feet.. Evan Cohen joins for his 2nd bi-weekly appearance on the show. Jim and Molly Brown talk with Evan about Mike Tannenbaum's take that Jordan Love could wait to get paid $60M per year next offseason and it if the Packers could get a discount deal this offseason for their QB of the future! Jim also gets Evan's thoughts on he and Strouf's inflammatory BLIND ranking of Badgers RBs, and he teases his next video blind ranking Badgers QBs. Jim and Molly wrap up with a goodbye to wedding-bound Primetime!

Jason Wilde joins Jim and Matt's sub-in, Pablo Iglesias of WKOW, to talk about today's poll question for Packers fans: would you prefer Jordan Love has the career of Aaron Rodgers or Eli Manning. Jason also chimes in on Texans QB C.J. Strouf saying that he'd rather have Eli's career. Pablo asks Jason for his thoughts about the ongoing debate about the Packers "draft-and-develop" formula for finding WRs. Jason also gives his most underrated city food/drink staple and what other all-time Badgers RBs should've been on Jim's terrible blind ranking on the ESPN Madison Twitter account.

Jim Rutledge and Pablo Iglesias are back IN-STUDIO for their second show together in as many days. Jim opens up about his heady connection with Primetime, as they got their hair cut at the same salon on the same day AGAIN. Jim also pries into Primetime's dating life, as they discover that Ryan is heading out to the city of chili, Cincinnati, for his brother's wedding this weekend. Jim and Pablo pull in ESPN Madison social media genius Maddie Hayes to help give Primetime some tips of what to do and what not to do if he wants to meet a queen of his own this weekend. Jim and Pablo get into today's sports conversation stemming from Texans QB C.J. Stroud's take that he'd rather have Eli Manning's career over Aaron Rodgers'. Jim also addresses the hate he's getting on Twitter -- this time for his "done-dirty" blind ranking of all-time Badgers RBs.

Jim Rutledge and Pablo Iglesias carry into Hour 2 with some more of Jim's uncanny impressions -- this time of his kids' favorite Sesame Street characters. After Jim recovers his voice, they comb through some more NSFW wedding songs ahead of Primetime's big weekend out in the Queen's City. During Throwing Stones, Primetime asks the guys about the most recent lifetime ban for sports gambling, Giannis producing an "Ocean's 11-style" feature film in Greece, and what type of movie they'd want to produce/re-create. Jason Wilde joins Jim and Pablo to talk about today's poll question for Packers fans: would you prefer Jordan Love has the career of Aaron Rodgers or Eli Manning. Jason also chimes in on Texans QB C.J. Strouf saying that he'd rather have Eli's career. Pablo asks Jason for his thoughts about the ongoing debate about the Packers "draft-and-develop" formula for finding WRs. Jason also gives his most underrated city food/drink staple and what other all-time Badgers RBs should've been on Jim's terrible blind ranking on the ESPN Madison Twitter account. Jim, Pablo and Primetime wrap up with final thoughts on movies and wedding songs.

Jim Rutledge is joined for the first of two back-to-back shows with Pablo Iglesias, as they broadcast LIVE from the Madison4Kids Golf Outing at Maple Bluff Country Club. Jim and Pablo react to today's headline news after the Vikings signed Justin Jefferson to a 4-year, $140 million extension, making the highest-paid non-QB in the NFL. Jim and Pablo ask: which Packers WR will be the next to sign a big extension, and Jim pushes back against the idealistic draft-and-develop Packers fans who argue that you shouldn't sign big-money wideouts. Pablo also picks which Packers wideout that he could see becoming a bonafide WR1 vs just a solid starter.

Jim Rutledge and Pablo Iglesias roll into Hour 2 by shifting to a more somber topic: after hearing Jabari Parker's emotional response following his first season playing overseas, Jim asks who are the biggest injury "what-if" athletes in WI sports history. Jim and Pablo check the talk/text line and throw out some of their own candidates, including Parker, Jermichael Finley, Ben Sheets, Nick Collins, Andrew Bogut and more. During Throwing Stones, Primetime asks Jim and Pablo to "explain in NBA terms" by giving their NBA comp for Justin Jefferson, if it's smart for Giannis to play in the Greek National team's pre-Olympic qualifying matches this summer, and what's the best age for summer? Jim and Pablo wrap with an EXTENDED Crosstalk with the Great Dane Huddle hosted by bowling Baron Jesse Nelson, Derek Engler and Tarek Saleh. Jim and Pablo extend their congratulations to Tarek on being named to this year's UW Athletics Hall of Fame ballot!

Jim Rutledge and Matt Hamilton finish up the week with Phish Friday live from the Radiothon Golf Outing in Beaver Dam, which Jim and Matt both played in today. Jim has Matt break down how he and some of the other ESPN Madison teammates performed before Molly Brown comes on to DUMP on some people's golf swings. Jim kicks it to Primetime back in the Everlight Solar Studio for a Tinder Time of the Packers' roster vs the field based on PFF's recent 2024 Roster Rankings. Jim and Matt go all in on whether or not it's "In Poor Taste" to take home leftovers from an all-you-can-eat buffet. Jim wraps Hour 1 talking about his family's delicate food plans before going to tomorrow's Brewers vs. White Sox game at Am Fam Field, and Primetime pushes Jim to try the 9-9-9 challenge: 9 hot dogs, 9 beers, 9 innings!