Kyle & Brust

101.7 The Truth's Tory Lowe joins the guys for a "Tory Lowe Friday," the guys go over the week's worth of ESPN Wisconsin polls in Poll Position, quick-hitters from around the sports world and is Pat Murphy and Matt Arnold the best manager/GM duo in baseball?

Is over/under 10.5 wins for the Packers in 2026 too high, NFC North odds for next season and the guys play Murphy or not Murphy.

What movie would you want to see most when it comes to Wisconsin sports, what character from a fictional football movie do you believe would help the Packers the most, what position group right now should the Packers draft blitz and the full Howard Moore story.

The guys revisit Giannis' latest comments about his future with the Milwaukee Bucks, what is more likely to define the Packers offseason; NFL Draft or free-agency, are the Chicago Bears moving to Indiana and former Packers offensive lineman Bryan Bulaga stops by for some cross talk prior to the start of The Homer Hour.

The guys react to a clip from Wilde & Tausch from ESPN Chicago's Marc Silverman calling out Ben Brust, Packers reporter Jason Wilde stops by with the latest offseason happenings from titletown, does Rich Bisaccia leaving Green Bay now give Matt LaFleur the opportunity to hire a different associate head coach/situational guy and a huge thank you from Ben for a Road At Night.

The guys react to Giannis' latest comments about his future with the Milwaukee Bucks, is Jordan Love a Top 5 quarterback according to Pro Football Focus, do the Packers have enough STUDS on their team compared to other NFC competitors and the guys play Over/Under.

Live from Monticello High School, Kyle Brust & Nortman dive into the breaking news: Rich Bisaccia is stepping down as Packers special teams coordinator. Kyle celebrates the change. Brad questions the timing. Ben wonders what this says about Matt LaFleur’s decisiveness.

Was this overdue? Or did the Packers wait too long and limit their options in the coaching carousel? The crew debates whether this is just a special teams issue or a deeper culture problem inside the organization. Does Green Bay lack toughness? Accountability? Urgency?

They react to reports that players are “devastated” by Bisaccia’s departure and discuss the difference between missing the man versus missing the coach. Plus, Brad explains what a special teams coordinator actually does — from technique to motivation — and whether the Packers truly emphasized that phase of the game.

The hour also turns toward roster construction: will the Packers finally add veteran leadership, or will Gutey stick to the youth movement? And what does this decision say about LaFleur’s leadership long-term?

One coaching change. A lot of big questions.

Hour two shifts from Rich Bisaccia to the bigger question: is the Packers’ special teams failure about one coach… or the entire system?

Kyle, Ben, and Brad debate whether this is a Gutey roster-construction issue or simply a coaching problem. The numbers don’t lie — Green Bay has been near the bottom of the league in special teams for over a decade. So is it a lack of emphasis? A failure to draft special teams aces? Or does Matt LaFleur simply not prioritize that phase?

The conversation expands to roster philosophy, veteran presence, and whether the Packers will ever truly invest in special teams the way elite organizations do.

Then the focus pivots to Jordan Love, ranked 14th by NFL.com. Is that disrespect justified after the playoff collapse? Or is it recency bias fueled by a bad ending? The crew breaks down Love’s season, LaFleur’s role, and why winning the NFC North may be the true key to changing the narrative.

Hour three zooms in on the word that has Bucks fans doing mental cartwheels: “pivot.” KBN plays Giannis’ own clips, from his talk with Thanasis about needing a second championship to the Malika Andrews sit-down where he makes it clear: he wants to win in Milwaukee, but if a real title plan isn’t on the table, he’ll explore a new path.

The crew breaks down what Giannis can realistically expect given Milwaukee’s limited assets, the ripple effects of the Dame experiment not delivering a ring, and why the “Giannis isn’t leaving” posts don’t erase the bigger message: championship first, location second. The hour blends real Bucks anxiety, front-office pressure, and the uncomfortable truth that Giannis sees the same ceiling fans do… and he’s not afraid to say it. 🦌🏆

Is Green Bay a free-agent destination, should the Bucks offer Giannis a max contract and 10% stake of the team to stay with the Milwaukee Bucks, the guys go over some quick-hitters around the sports world and Homer joins the show to preview The Homer Hour.