Kyle & Brust

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust turns to the Brewers as Jacob Misiorowski looks to regain his dominant form against the Cubs. Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust explain why The Miz needs a confidence-building start before October and debate what Milwaukee’s postseason rotation even looks like with Kyle Harrison struggling enough that a move to the bullpen, or potentially off the playoff roster, has entered the conversation.

Plus, Zaire Franklin calls the Packers’ Week 1 trip to Minnesota the perfect test, and Kyle loves the idea of Green Bay immediately having to set the tone on the road against an NFC North rival. The guys debate whether the Packers can finally turn their talent into postseason results before Kyle puts his money where his mouth is with his favorite season-long bets, including Tucker Kraft touchdowns, Jordan Love touchdown passes and Green Bay making the playoffs.

The 2PM hour of Kyle & Brust reacts to Josh Jacobs’ initial court appearance being moved from November 17th to September 10th. Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust break down what the change could mean for the timeline surrounding Jacobs, while a former district attorney calls into the show to explain the legal process, why the misdemeanor charges matter and what could happen next. For the Packers, the immediate reality remains the same: prepare to start the season without Jacobs.

Plus, who are the Packers’ biggest X-factors in 2026? The guys debate whether Lukas Van Ness can finally live up to his first-round billing and help replace Micah Parsons’ pass rush production, while Ben makes the case for Jordan Morgan as the offensive X-factor. And with Week 1 finally approaching, Kyle and Ben admit it’s time to stop recycling the same Packers questions and find out what Jordan Love, Matt LaFleur and this roster actually are.

The 3PM hour of Kyle & Brust starts with Pat Murphy assessing whether this Brewers team has what it takes to win the World Series. Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust debate whether Milwaukee’s youth and inexperience should temper expectations, or if Murphy is simply pushing the right buttons on a team that continues to respond to adversity and owns baseball’s best record.

Plus, former Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley reveals that the Eagles found Green Bay pressure packages through fan videos posted from training camp, including a blitz Hafley had never used in a game. The guys debate whether the Packers need to further restrict practice videos and why every little edge matters in the NFL. They also discuss Green Bay’s biggest X-factors, including Lukas Van Ness and Jordan Morgan, and why it’s finally time for the Packers to stop living in hypotheticals and prove what they are on the field.

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust asks whether Brian Gutekunst has truly been as aggressive as he believes. Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust compare the Packers’ approach to the Rams’ all-in roster building, debate whether Green Bay has done enough to maximize its championship window, and explain why Gutey’s recent first-round picks still need to prove themselves for the Packers to take the next step.

Torrey Lowe joins the show to give his Packers X-factors, including Tucker Kraft’s importance to Jordan Love and the need for someone to emerge as a defensive leader while Micah Parsons is out. Plus, Kyle and Homer clash over why Wisconsin has lost talented players to the transfer portal and whether NIL money or player development has been the bigger problem for the Badgers.

The 2PM hour of Kyle & Brust features Alex Strouf filling in for Kyle Wallace as the guys react to the Brewers taking two straight from the Cubs and building a nine-game lead in the NL Central. Ben and Strouf declare the division race essentially over, enjoy another successful Craig Counsell hate-watch, and debate just how much better Milwaukee has become under Pat Murphy. Plus, after Jacob Misiorowski struggled but the Brewers still won 9-5, should there be any concern about the Cy Young favorite heading toward October?

The guys also break down Milwaukee’s offensive resurgence, Cooper Pratt’s response since being benched and why Logan Henderson has established himself as the Brewers’ clear No. 2 starter. Plus, is Pat Murphy almost too good to win a third straight Manager of the Year award? And with Kyle out, Ben and Strouf somehow spend the opening segment trying to recover from Kyle’s unforgettable admission from Wednesday’s show.

The 3PM hour of Kyle & Brust has Alex Strouf filling in for Kyle Wallace as Ben and Strouf debate just how good the Packers’ revamped receiving corps can be. With Romeo Doubs and Dontayvion Wicks gone, could “less is more” for Green Bay? The guys break down expectations for Christian Watson, Jayden Reed, Matthew Golden and Tucker Kraft, and explain why Josh Jacobs’ uncertain status could finally force Matt LaFleur to make this Jordan Love’s offense.

Jason Wilde joins the show and says he’s ready to stop talking about hypotheticals and finally see the Packers play. Wilde breaks down why Green Bay somehow leaves training camp with even more offensive line questions than it entered with, and why asking Love to drop back 45 times against Brian Flores may not be the answer in Week 1. Plus, Strouf tells the story of losing hundreds of dollars chasing the Wheel of Fortune machine during a disastrous night in Las Vegas.

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust puts the K&B Fam in control with Alex Strouf filling in for Kyle Wallace. Ben and Strouf open the phones to find out what Packers fans actually want to discuss before Week 1, leading to debates about Matthew Golden’s opportunity, Matt LaFleur’s leadership and accountability, and whether LaFleur has proven he can win when it matters most in the postseason.

Plus, should Jordan Love become a more vocal leader, and will LaFleur actually unleash his quarterback without Josh Jacobs? The guys also discuss concerns about Green Bay’s backup quarterback situation before Bryan Bulaga joins the show and explains why this pre-Week 1 waiting period is brutal for players and fans alike. Bulaga also makes it clear he wants no part of the Packers rotating offensive linemen once the regular season begins.

The 2PM hour of Kyle & Brust reacts to the Brewers answering their 17-3 beatdown with a 9-4 comeback win over the Cubs at Wrigley Field. Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust discuss Christian Yelich’s go-ahead homer, Pat Murphy’s ability to get his team to respond after ugly losses, and the huge contingent of Brewers fans that turned Wrigley into “American Family Field South.”

Plus, Tucker Kraft speaks about his ongoing contract negotiations and makes it clear he wants to remain in Green Bay. The guys explain why Kraft may be even more valuable with Josh Jacobs unavailable and call on the Packers to get a deal done before Week 1. Then, Badgers play-by-play voice Matt Lepay joins the show to preview Wisconsin’s season opener against Notre Dame, including questions along the offensive line, where the Badgers have improved and what it would take to pull off a massive upset.

The 3PM hour of Kyle & Brust starts with Micah Parsons making a massive prediction for Jordan Love: more than 4,000 yards, 40 touchdowns and an MVP-caliber season. Kyle Wallace is fully aboard the hype train as the guys debate whether Love can finally take over the Packers offense, why Josh Jacobs’ absence could force Matt LaFleur to lean on his quarterback, and whether Green Bay’s offensive line is the biggest thing standing in Love’s way.

Plus, Barry Alvarez lays out his expectations for Wisconsin football, leading to a debate over how much improvement Luke Fickell needs to show to keep his job and whether eight wins should be the standard. The guys also relive Christian Yelich and Joey Ortiz going deep at Wrigley, the roar of Brewers fans in Chicago, and look ahead to Jacob Misiorowski taking the mound with Milwaukee trying to keep the momentum rolling.

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust reacts to another round of national Packers disrespect after Nick Wright says Green Bay isn’t a legitimate Super Bowl contender. Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust debate whether the Packers have done enough in the Jordan Love era to deserve contender status, how much Micah Parsons’ absence changes expectations, and whether Green Bay’s defense can hold up until its star pass rusher returns.

Plus, Andrew Hawkins says it’s time for Jordan Love to replace Matt LaFleur as the face of the Packers offense, and Kyle is all aboard the “Liberate Love” movement with Josh Jacobs unavailable. The guys also react to NFL executives ranking the Bears ahead of the Packers in the NFC and debate whether Chicago is once again being crowned offseason champions. Then, Willingly Useless goes completely off the rails before Uncle Homer joins the chaos.