Kyle & Brust

The 4PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman opens with Ben asking Brad and Kyle a loaded question: who’s been more successful over the last seven years — the Bucks or the Packers? After unanimously agreeing it’s the Bucks thanks to the 2021 championship, the guys dive into the Packers’ shortcomings over that span. Things get personal when Brad admits his wife packs all of his clothes for vacations, prompting Ben and Kyle to tell him it’s time to grow a backbone. Wheel of Strouf brings breaking news, including Packers QB coach Sean Mannion being hired as the Eagles’ offensive coordinator and projections that $1.76 billion will be gambled on Super Bowl 60. The hour wraps with Homer joining to discuss what the Bucks should do with Giannis.

The 2PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman reacts to the bombshell report that Giannis Antetokounmpo is open to a new home and the Bucks are listening to offers for their superstar. Brad and Kyle work through what the news actually means and whether Bucks fans should start accepting the idea that Giannis may never wear a Milwaukee jersey again. Brad argues the Bucks should embrace the suck and tank to maximize a potential trade package, while Strouf wants clarity on what Giannis actually feels instead of vague language. KBN Nation calls in with raw emotion as the reality of a post-Giannis future starts to sink in.

The 3PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman continues processing the possibility of Giannis being traded before next week’s NBA Trade Deadline — including diagnosing which stage of grief Kyle is currently in. In Hear Brad Out, Brad proposes new rules for group text messages, because chaos apparently exists everywhere. ESPN NFL Nation reporter Rob Demovsky joins to give his outsider perspective on the Shams Charania report about Giannis, plus his thoughts on Adam Stenavich’s future in Green Bay and how the Packers’ defensive staff looks under new coordinator Jonathan Gannon.

The 4PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman dives into what a realistic Giannis trade package could look like and debates whether the Bucks should prioritize doing right by Giannis or fully maximize return value. Evan Cohen of ESPN Radio’s UnSportsmanLike joins to break down the Giannis situation, what the Bucks’ future could look like with or without #34, and how the rest of the league views Milwaukee right now. Wheel of Strouf delivers chaos with fallout from Bill Belichick not making the Hall of Fame and Bill Polian admitting he couldn’t remember his vote. The hour closes with Homer stopping by to be appropriately sad about Giannis before The Homer Hour.

The 2PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman opens with Strouf fired up over the possibility that Adam Stenavich could return as the Packers’ offensive coordinator after interviewing for other OC jobs and coming up empty. Brad and Kyle debate whether keeping Stenavich would be the definition of insanity or simply continuity. The conversation then shifts to Jonathan Gannon as the Packers’ new defensive coordinator, realistic expectations for his first season, and whether he can recreate the success he had with the 2022 Eagles defense in Green Bay.

The 3PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman features the return of Brad Nerd-Man, breaking down data on teams that have sustained defensive success over the last 15 seasons — and how most of them reached (and won) Super Bowls. Packers Hall of Famer Mark Tauscher joins for his weekly appearance to discuss the latest in Packerland, a potential Mike McCarthy–Aaron Rodgers reunion in Pittsburgh, and whether Giannis Antetokounmpo has played his final game in Milwaukee. The hour escalates into full Giannis-Gate after hearing from Marc J. Spears, with Kyle arguing the Bucks should rip off the bandaid and trade Giannis. KBN Nation weighs in to close the hour.

The 4PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman starts with Kyle discussing his upcoming wedding and Brad revealing he can’t attend due to a “family reunion decades in the making.” The focus then returns to the Packers’ offensive staff and whether changes are still coming at offensive coordinator. The guys riff on a potential Mike McCarthy–Aaron Rodgers reunion in Pittsburgh after McCarthy’s introductory press conference, where he said he “definitely” wants Rodgers back in 2026. Wheel of Strouf takes on the idea that Bill Belichick wouldn’t be a first-ballot Hall of Famer, which everyone finds absurd. The hour wraps with Homer and John Anderson stopping by before The Homer Hour.

The 2PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman reacts to the Packers hiring Jonathan Gannon as their new defensive coordinator. Brad argues it’s a safe choice, but not necessarily the wrong one, while also questioning whether Green Bay rushed the process instead of waiting to explore Jim Leonhard this week. The guys zoom out to ask the bigger question: is the Packers’ structure and culture actually trending toward a Super Bowl, especially when compared to teams like Seattle and New England, who secured major wins yesterday? The hour wraps with Strouf putting Kyle on the spot, asking what the Packers truly do better than those organizations right now.

The 3PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman continues the reaction to the Packers hiring Jonathan Gannon as defensive coordinator, with Kyle and Brad debating whether this latest coordinator hire changes how much you can trust Matt LaFleur moving forward. Three-time Wisconsin Sportswriter of the Year Jason Wilde joins the show to break down the Gannon hire, whether Rich Bisaccia could remain as special teams coordinator, and what’s next for the staff as Adam Stenavich interviews with the Titans for a potential offensive playcalling role in 2026. The hour wraps with Brad reacting to the news that UW Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin is heading to Columbia and what that could mean for Wisconsin athletics going forward.

The 4PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman circles back to the Packers hiring Jonathan Gannon as defensive coordinator, with Brad and Kyle debating whether skipping an interview with Jim Leonhard was a mistake. KBN Nation calls in to defend the Gannon hire and explain why they’re comfortable with the direction the Packers are heading. Wheel of Strouf brings more chaos, including discussion on whether Adam Stenavich will be back as offensive coordinator in 2026 and why the Pro Bowl feels completely broken. The hour wraps with Super Bowl XLV champion Bryan Bulaga joining to break down the Gannon hire and what’s next for Green Bay this offseason.