Kyle & Brust

The 2PM hour of Kyle & Brust starts with reaction to the Brewers’ ugly loss at Wrigley Field. Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust explain why one blowout against the Cubs isn’t worth panicking over, but Kyle Harrison’s disastrous start certainly deserves attention. The guys break down his massive home-road splits and debate whether Milwaukee can trust him away from American Family Field when October arrives.

Plus, Packers Hall of Famer Mark Tauscher delivers his State of the Union before Week 1. Tausch explains why Green Bay’s offensive line and running back room are his biggest concerns, why Jordan Love may need to carry the offense, and why he expects Micah Parsons back sooner than some expect. He also weighs in on Lukas Van Ness and Matt LaFleur potentially rotating offensive linemen.

The 3PM hour of Kyle & Brust asks what the standard should actually be for the Packers in 2026. Kyle Wallace believes Green Bay’s floor should be an NFC Championship Game appearance, while Ben Brust pushes back and asks what the Love-LaFleur era has done to justify those expectations. The guys debate whether a fourth straight season without winning the division and another early playoff exit should finally force organizational changes.

Plus, Kyle explains why Brian Gutekunst and Matt LaFleur appear more aligned than ever after an offseason filled with roster changes, and the guys discuss whether Green Bay finally has enough around Jordan Love to make a legitimate run. Before all that, Ben puts together a career performance in Are You Smarter Than Ben Brust? and somehow the bee sting may have unlocked his brain.

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust focuses on the Brewers’ biggest question heading toward October: can they trust Kyle Harrison? Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust react to Jeff Levering’s concerns about Harrison’s declining velocity and arm angle, debate whether his massive home-road splits should determine where he pitches in the postseason, and discuss whether Logan Henderson has officially passed Harrison in Milwaukee’s playoff rotation.

Plus, Will brings some of the day’s strangest sports stories before Steve “Homer” True joins the show to weigh in on the Brewers’ pitching staff and explain why Harrison returning to form is crucial to Milwaukee’s World Series chances. Homer also revisits some of his greatest predictions, from believing Jimmy Butler would become an NBA star to his infamous Aaron Rodgers theory.

Hour 1 of Kyle & Brust gets ready for the Packers regular season with plenty of uncertainty surrounding two of their biggest stars. Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust react to Josh Jacobs landing on the commissioner’s exempt list and Micah Parsons beginning the season on PUP, and debate whether Green Bay still has a roster capable of competing for a Super Bowl. With Jacobs unavailable, is it finally time for Matt LaFleur to unleash Jordan Love and let the Packers offense run through their quarterback?

Plus, the Brewers head to Wrigley Field with an eight-game lead over the Cubs and a chance to put the NL Central race on ice. Kyle and Ben react to David Kaplan’s prediction that Chicago will catch Milwaukee, discuss why the Brewers should be looking to bury their rivals, and wonder whether another Pete Crow-Armstrong meltdown could be coming.

Hour 2 of Kyle & Brust continues to dig into the biggest questions facing the Packers before Week 1. Jason Wilde joins Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust to explain why there’s still no clear timetable for Josh Jacobs’ return, what a potential suspension could look like, and why Green Bay still doesn’t know exactly what it has in MarShawn Lloyd. Plus, could Jacobs’ absence give Jordan Love the opportunity to prove he can be “Superman” and carry the Packers offense?

Kyle also calls on Brian Gutekunst to finish the job before the season and add more experience to an offensive line filled with question marks. Then the guys turn to the Badgers after zero players from last year’s Wisconsin team made an initial NFL 53-man roster, compared to nine from rival Iowa, and debate what that says about how far Wisconsin’s player development has fallen. Plus, the Brewers-Cubs rivalry heats up as Kyle explains why Pat Murphy has taken Milwaukee to another level after Craig Counsell’s departure.

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust continues to examine how the Packers will navigate the uncertainty surrounding Josh Jacobs. Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust debate what Jacobs’ absence means for the identity of the offense, whether Marshawn Lloyd or Kaleb Johnson can emerge in the backfield, and why this stretch provides Jordan Love an opportunity to prove he can carry Green Bay through adversity.

Former Packers offensive lineman Bryan Bulaga joins the show to break down Kaleb Johnson’s fit in Matt LaFleur’s offense, why Green Bay can’t completely abandon the running game without Jacobs, and his concerns about the Packers’ offensive line depth heading into Week 1. Plus, the guys turn to the Brewers and debate who should be Milwaukee’s fourth starter in October if Dustin May can’t find consistency.

Milwaukee Brewers legend Nyjer Morgan joins Kyle and Brust on the Yuengling Legends Line. Morgan looks at the World Series as the ultimate goal for the Brewers!

ESPN's Adam Schefter joins Kyle and Brust with the latest on Green Bay Packers RB Josh Jacobs being charged with two misdemeanors. Legal proceedings aside, Schefter puts into perspective a possible suspension from the NFL, based on past precedents.

Green Bay Packers RB Josh Jacobs has been charged with two misdemeanors. Kyle and Brust discuss, and Jason Wilde joins with insight and information.

Even without a contract extension, Green Bay Packers star tight end Tucker Kraft is out on the field, taking hits. Smart move? Listen to him after practice and the Kyle and Brust reaction,