Ben Brust extends his winning streak in Are You Smarter Than Ben Brust, surviving a challenging round of questions and defending his title against a returning contestant. The conversation then turns to Packers OTAs, where rookie kicker Trey Smack struggles through a difficult kicking session. Kyle Wallace urges fans not to panic over June practices, while Ben questions whether the early misses are a warning sign for a team with a recent history of kicking woes. The crew also revisits Ryan Wolersheim’s dating drought and continues brainstorming ways to improve his chances. Later, they discuss the Brewers’ dominant stretch and whether adding a star like Tarik Skubal could push Milwaukee into true World Series contention.

A discussion about Giannis Antetokounmpo’s latest comments on staying in Milwaukee quickly turns into a hilarious debate over what streets, roads, and landmarks should be naA discussion about Giannis Antetokounmpo’s latest comments on staying in Milwaukee quickly turns into a hilarious debate over what streets, roads, and landmarks should be named after the Bucks superstar. The K&B Fam floods the show with creative suggestions while Kyle remains convinced Giannis’ future with the Bucks is far from guaranteed. The conversation then pivots to the Brewers, with national media increasingly viewing Milwaukee as a legitimate World Series contender behind the emergence of Jacob Misiorowski and Kyle Harrison. Ben argues the Brewers have already proven they belong among baseball’s best, while Kyle questions whether they have enough to overcome the Dodgers. The hour wraps with Wheel of Strouf, a Sal Frelick debate, backyard baseball nostalgia, and Homer joining the show to discuss Edgerrin Cooper and Packers expectations.med after the Bucks superstar. The K&B Fam floods the show with creative suggestions while Kyle remains convinced Giannis’ future with the Bucks is far from guaranteed. The conversation then pivots to the Brewers, with national media increasingly viewing Milwaukee as a legitimate World Series contender behind the emergence of Jacob Misiorowski and Kyle Harrison. Ben argues the Brewers have already proven they belong among baseball’s best, while Kyle questions whether they have enough to overcome the Dodgers. The hour wraps with Wheel of Strouf, a Sal Frelick debate, backyard baseball nostalgia, and Homer joining the show to discuss Edgerrin Cooper and Packers expectations.

The NFL world shifted as the Rams landed Myles Garrett, immediately sparking debate about whether the Packers should be more aggressive in their pursuit of a Super Bowl. Ben Brust and Kyle Wallace break down the blockbuster deal and compare Green Bay’s roster-building philosophy to Los Angeles’ win-now approach. Kyle argues the Rams consistently prioritize proven stars over draft picks, while Ben questions whether the Packers have done enough around Micah Parsons. The conversation centers on whether Green Bay truly believes it is a championship contender as currently constructed. Plus, callers weigh in with optimism, skepticism, and plenty of personality as the Packers’ path through the NFC suddenly looks tougher.

The fallout from the Myles Garrett trade continues as Ben and Kyle debate whether the Packers should respond with a move of their own. Concerns about Green Bay’s offensive line, cornerback depth, and overall roster construction take center stage as expectations for the 2026 season are examined. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss how the Rams’ blockbuster addition impacts the Packers and whether Brian Gutekunst should pursue another significant acquisition. Wilde also shares why the offensive line remains one of the biggest questions facing Green Bay heading into the season. The hour wraps with a conversation about Sean Rhyan’s transition to center and what needs to happen for the Packers to make a legitimate Super Bowl run.

The conversation begins with the Packers’ response to the Rams’ acquisition of Myles Garrett and whether Josh Sweat remains a realistic target for Green Bay. Ben and Kyle debate the value of draft picks versus proven production and what it would take for the Packers to strengthen their championship chances. The hour also shifts to the Brewers, where Jacob Misiorowski’s dominant run continues to fuel excitement across baseball. The guys discuss what “The Miz” is doing on the mound, his Cy Young candidacy, and why Milwaukee may still need another impact bat. Brian Bulaga joins late in the hour to explain why pass rush remains king in the NFL and why Jordan Morgan could be the key to the Packers’ offensive line success this season.

Ben, Kyle, and Alex Strouf kick off the hour with a hilarious breakdown of wedding RSVP confusion, transportation plans, and a communication mix-up that quickly spirals into comedy. The conversation shifts to Lukas Van Ness after Matt LaFleur praises the former first-round pick, leading Kyle to raise the expectations for the Packers pass rusher entering a pivotal season. Nigel Morgan joins the show and immediately brings the energy, weighing in on the Brewers’ postseason hopes, the need for another big bat, and whether top prospect Jesus Made should already be in Milwaukee. T-Plush also revisits the Brewers-Cardinals rivalry and shares stories from his own battles with St. Louis. It’s a mix of Packers pressure, Brewers optimism, and plenty of laughs along the way.

The guys debate whether the Brewers should seriously pursue Tigers ace Tarik Skubal and what it would take to pull off a blockbuster deadline deal. While the pitching staff continues to impress, the discussion centers on whether Milwaukee’s biggest postseason issue remains a lack of consistent power at the plate. They also look ahead to Jacob Misiorowski’s next start and the excitement surrounding the Brewers’ young talent pipeline. Later, another edition of “Guess Who” delivers some all-time Kyle Wallace moments, including conversations about cousins, grandmas, and financial advice. The hour wraps with plenty of laughs and another memorable collection of out-of-context clips.

The fallout from Alex Strouf’s wedding transportation misunderstanding continues as his fiancée delivers a response that leaves the entire show laughing. Chris Simms’ latest quarterback rankings spark a debate about Jordan Love, his consistency, and where he truly belongs among the NFL’s top signal-callers. The crew also discusses Giannis Antetokounmpo trade speculation, potential landing spots, and why the NBA offseason could get very interesting once the Finals conclude. Frozen Pizza Friday returns with another winner, while the Wheel of Strouf takes the show from Packers talk to NBA rumors and everything in between. The week closes with bets, banter, and classic Kyle and Brust chaos.

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.