Kyle & Brust

Matt LaFleur admitted the Packers offense needed a reset, and Kyle and Brust dove into what “stripping it down to the studs” could mean for Jordan Love and Green Bay heading into 2026. The guys debated whether LaFleur should be on the hot seat if the offense fails to become a top-five unit in Year 4 with Love as the starter. Ben and Kyle also broke down how a return to the Packers’ zone running scheme could unlock more play-action success and consistency. Plus, the show completely unraveled with an all-time chaotic segment comparing Packers players to body parts, leading to one of Ben Brust’s roughest performances yet. The hour also featured heated MLB salary cap debate, Brewers payroll talk, and concern over a potential baseball lockout.

Kyle and Brust reacted to awkward comments from J.J. McCarthy about his quarterback relationship with Kyler Murray, sparking conversation about potential drama brewing inside the Vikings locker room. The guys debated whether the Vikings or Bears pose a bigger threat to the Packers in the NFC North, with Kyle confidently predicting Chicago finishes last in the division. Jason Wilde joined the show to discuss Matt LaFleur’s offseason offensive changes, Josh Jacobs’ situation, the Packers’ offensive line concerns, and why Green Bay’s offense could explode if healthy. Captain Jared also delivered another electric edition of “Brewers Math,” highlighting Milwaukee’s incredible pace despite major roster turnover and injuries. Plus, Ben questioned whether it might finally be time to retire from competitive basketball after waking up completely broken down from open gym.

Ben Brust admitted he could barely move after playing pickup basketball, leading to a hilarious and painfully relatable debate about when athletes know it’s finally time to hang it up. The K&B Fam shared injury horror stories, aging athlete struggles, and advice for Ben as he tried to convince himself he still has something left in the tank. The guys also reacted to MLB players pushing back against the proposed salary cap and debated whether baseball is headed toward another devastating lockout. Brian Bulaga joined the show to explain why Matt LaFleur returning to the outside zone run scheme could completely transform the Packers offense in 2026. Plus, Kyle defended his anti-neighbor lifestyle after getting unexpectedly exposed on LinkedIn by someone from his neighborhood.

The Packers spent Wednesday reacting to the developing Josh Jacobs situation after reports surfaced that he turned himself in to Brown County authorities before later being released pending further investigation. Ben Brust and Kyle Wallace broke down what Matt LaFleur and Adam Schefter had to say, while emphasizing that the legal process still needs to play out before any final conclusions are made. The conversation quickly shifted to football implications, with serious concern about whether Green Bay can realistically enter the season relying on Marshawn Lloyd and Chris Brooks if Jacobs misses time. Kyle argued the Packers may now need to explore veteran running back options or trades to protect their Super Bowl window around Jordan Love. The hour also featured heated Brewers discussion after Abner Uribe’s celebration against the Cardinals sparked baseball’s latest unwritten rules debate, plus Kyle absolutely unloading on Jonathan Lucroy for criticizing Milwaukee’s clubhouse leadership.

The Brewers pulled off another gritty comeback win over the Cardinals after being no-hit through seven innings, and Kyle Wallace was fully ready to crown this team as a legitimate October threat. Ben Brust unveiled a new Monte Carlo simulation projecting Milwaukee for 96 wins and giving the Brewers a massive chance to repeat as NL Central champs, leading to plenty of excitement about what this season could become. The conversation also shifted heavily into Packers OTAs, where Kyle treated every defensive “would’ve been sack” like evidence the Super Bowl run is already underway. Lukas Van Ness, Brenton Cox Jr., Brandon Cisse, and Trey Smack all became stars of the day as Jordan Love interceptions somehow turned into “good signs” in Kyle’s eyes. The hour wrapped with a hilarious debate involving Jim Rutledge defending Caleb Williams over Jordan Love, leading to another classic Packers-Bears shouting match across ESPN Wisconsin airwaves.

The Brewers’ sweep of the Cardinals combined with the Cubs’ brutal losing streak had Kyle and Ben fully embracing the chaos unfolding in the NL Central. Ben proposed sending George Webb burgers directly to ESPN Chicago if the Cubs reach 12 straight losses, while the guys celebrated the meltdown happening around Craig Counsell and Chicago baseball. The hour also featured major Packers speculation after rumors connected Green Bay to pass rusher Josh Sweat, with Kyle arguing that adding Sweat alongside Micah Parsons and Javon Hargrave would instantly create an elite Super Bowl-caliber defense. Things went completely off the rails during a series of hypotheticals involving throwing Ben Brust in front of a bus for a Packers championship and debating how much money fans would personally donate for a title. Homer later joined the show ahead of an appearance from Marquette coach Shaka Smart, leading to another spirited debate about whether fans or players feel championship heartbreak more deeply.

Jacob Misiorowski put together another dominant outing, and Kyle and Brust debated whether anyone in sports compares to what “The Miz” is doing right now for the Brewers. Ben Brust argued Misiorowski is already the best pitcher in baseball, while Kyle Wallace compared his entertainment value to Steph Curry’s deep-three era. The guys reacted to Mizorowski’s absurd velocity, strikeout numbers, and growing Cy Young buzz as his odds continue to skyrocket. Mark Tauscher joined the show to discuss the Packers offensive line, Green Bay’s expectations this season, and whether Misiorowski is becoming the biggest sports star in Wisconsin right now. Plus, Ben recapped showing up late to a Memorial Day veterans event at American Family Field and somehow ending up giving a speech.

Ben Brust survived another edition of “Are You Smarter Than Ben Brust?” despite Alex Strouf throwing in several ridiculous questions and tongue-twisters to trip everyone up. The show then took a hilarious turn when Ben’s wife joined the studio and revealed stories from their St. Louis trip, including Ben inviting himself to a sister pedicure outing before ordering the most expensive deluxe package available. She also explained why Ben’s constant chaos somehow still makes him lovable, while the crew debated whether “smart” was actually an accurate description for him. The guys mixed in Packers OTA talk, kicking expectations for Trey Smack, and updates on the ongoing Kyle Wallace vs. Alex Strouf decathlon challenge. Plus, discussions about frozen pizza, wedding traditions, and Strofe’s “healthy fear” of his fiancée rounded out a chaotic hour.

Kyle and Brust dove into a major Brewers conversation as the guys debated whether Milwaukee needs a power bat or another ace-level pitcher more at the trade deadline. Kyle argued the Brewers’ postseason failures have consistently come from silent bats, while Ben pushed for adding another dominant arm alongside Jacob Misiorowski and the emerging young rotation. The show also touched on Logan Henderson landing on the injured list, the possibility of a Tarik Skubal trade, and whether the Brewers should risk top prospects for a World Series push. Elsewhere, the guys discussed the shirtless “Tarps Off” trend spreading through American Family Field and continued planning the Kyle Wallace vs. Alex Strouf decathlon events. Homer stopped by for a chaotic conversation that somehow included crack references, old-school baseball stories, and more Brewers trade deadline talk.

Ben Brust’s road trip to St. Louis turned into an existential crisis about windmills, radio waves, gasoline, and how emails magically work. Kyle Wallace and Alex Strouf piled on as the crew admitted all the everyday things they still don’t understand, from air fryers to cruise ships. The conversation somehow spiraled into “Big Oil Benny” conspiracy theories and whether passenger princess culture has gone too far. Later, Mina Kimes sparked a serious Packers debate after calling Jordan Love a clear top-10 quarterback, leading Kyle to unveil his full NFL quarterback rankings with Love sitting at No. 6. The hour mixed Packers football, random curiosity, and one of the most chaotic Friday conversations the show has ever had.