Kyle & Brust

The conversation expands with Jason Wilde joining the show to offer perspective on the Packers’ draft, urging patience while acknowledging the uncertainty of player development. The crew debates whether Brandon Cissé could push for early playing time and what realistic expectations should be for this class. Attention then shifts to the Wisconsin Badgers, where frustration boils over after zero players were selected in the NFL Draft for the first time in decades. Kyle and Brust question coaching, development, and the program’s direction under Luke Fickell, pointing to former Badgers thriving elsewhere. The hour blends expert insight with raw emotion as the state of Wisconsin football comes under the microscope.

The guys revisit the Packers’ roster outlook, questioning whether the team is good—or truly great—heading into the season, with concerns around the offensive line and defensive consistency. Brian Gutekunst’s comments spark debate about the draft’s real impact versus returning talent, while Brian Bulaga later provides a grounded breakdown of key picks and positional needs. In true Kyle and Brust fashion, the hour veers into hilarious territory with off-the-rails discussions about adulthood, finances, babies, and everyday life. The “Wheel of Strofe” adds even more unpredictability, turning the segment into comedic chaos. It’s a mix of Packers analysis and unfiltered entertainment that defines the show’s personality.

We debate whether Packers GM Brian Gutekunst has earned your trust heading into the 2026 NFL Draft, and what he needs to do in order to earn it... PLUS: We break down why Kyle still doesn’t drink caffeine.

More reaction to the Bucks hiring Taylor Jenkins and what comes next for Milwaukee after the Doc Rivers mess and Giannis’ departure. What SHOULD Gutey do tonight?

Breaking Packers news headlines the 4 p.m. hour as we react to Jayden Reed getting paid and what it means for Green Bay’s offense moving forward.

Then we look ahead to Day 2 of the NFL Draft and break down what the Packers should do in the second and third rounds.

Draft Day doesn’t hit the same for Packers fans without a first-round pick, and the crew feels it. The show reflects on the anniversary of Jordan Love’s selection while questioning how much excitement is really left for this year’s draft. Conversation veers into Bucks speculation, including surprising comments about Giannis’ future and Taylor Jenkins’ potential impact. The hour mixes in plenty of off-the-field banter, from bachelor party plans to workplace friendships. A heated debate over Milwaukee fame—Giannis vs. David Gruber—steals the spotlight before things pivot back to Packers needs. The hour wraps with Bears-Packers trash talk and growing anticipation for draft strategy.

The Bucks make a major move by hiring Taylor Jenkins as head coach, sparking immediate debate about Giannis Antetokounmpo’s future in Milwaukee. The crew breaks down Jenkins’ strengths, especially his defensive system and player development track record. Speculation intensifies around whether Giannis was involved in the decision—and what it means if he wasn’t. Jason Wilde joins to shift briefly to the Packers, emphasizing positional needs and cautioning against drafting purely on potential. The hour blends NBA urgency with NFL Draft anticipation, while lingering uncertainty about Giannis adds tension. Big-picture questions about the Bucks’ direction dominate the conversation.

Taylor Jenkins is officially on the way to Milwaukee, and the implications are massive for the Bucks’ future. Eric Nehm joins to detail how aggressively the organization pursued Jenkins and what his coaching style could mean for the roster. The conversation quickly turns to Giannis, with growing concern about his long-term commitment and lack of involvement in the hiring process. The crew explores whether the relationship between Giannis and the franchise is nearing a breaking point. Meanwhile, Packers talk continues with draft expectations and reflections on last year’s pick, Matthew Golden. The hour closes with Brian Bulaga previewing what Green Bay needs to stay competitive.

Gabe Neitzel and Kyle Wallace kick off Draft Eve discussing why this year’s NFL Draft feels different without a Packers first-round pick. They compare the trade-off of landing Micah Parsons versus losing Thursday night excitement and revisit past draft frustrations like the T.J. Watt trade-back. The conversation shifts to draft philosophy, breaking down “best player available” versus drafting for need. They also reflect on how past Packers drafts were built and what that means for this year’s approach.

The guys dive into the big question surrounding the Packers: do you trust Brian Gutekunst? They evaluate his drafting history, highlighting success in the middle rounds while questioning the lack of elite, top-end talent. Fans weigh in as Gabe and Kyle debate whether recent draft classes have produced enough difference-makers. They also discuss roster construction and how this year’s picks could impact the team’s ability to contend.