Meat and Cheese Podcast

Packers lost to the Chiefs with Jordan Love under center due to more Rodgers drama, which keeps lingering. Bears lost again to Pittsburgh despite the future HOF QB making throws only elite QB’s make. Interesting officiating discussed. NOTE: AUDIO ISSUES

The Packers won their biggest game since the NFC Championship, knocking off the previously undefeated Arizona Cardinals while severely undermanned. Didn’t matter - they’re 7-1 and made a massive statement. The Bears took a loss to San Fran, but Justin Fields had maybe his best game as a pro. Future is bright for him, just not now.

Chatting the Packers defensive win over Washington and the Bears horrendous performance against Tampa. Can only go up from here for the bears, and it starts with a slumping San Fran at home. Packers dealing with some covid/injury issues heading into their marquee matchup of the year, Thursday night at Arizona. Boom.

Packers pulled away from the Bears on Sunday, capped off with one of the greatest moments in recent history of the rivalry. Bears showed some life that will have to be taken moving forward. “I own you! I still own you!”

Previewing the deathmatch: Packers vs Bears on Sunday 10/17 at Soldier Field with some meaty cheese.

Packers survive a missed field goal fest to win at Cincinnati while the Bears whomped on the Raiders. First time in a while that we’re both happy after a Sunday. Extended Bad Boys. Preview of Packers/Bears to follow this week

Bears beat up on the Lions behind Justin Fields, Packers beat up on the Steelers behind Randall Cobb’s breakout performance, injuries piling up for both teams, and our next installment of Bad Boy of the Week. Even dive into some punter discussion. Best episode yet? Yes.

The Bears ugly loss in Cleveland putting heat on Matt Nagy. A statement win at the buzzer for the Packers at San Francisco. Opposite vibes but some great intel.

Both the Bears and Packers got their first wins of the season. Justin Fields made some plays, Da Monsters of Da Midway were back at least for a week, Rodgers looked like Rodgers against the lowly Lions, Packers D slightly improved (Eric Stokes!), and lookaheads to the daunting week 3 matchups.

Both the Bears and Packers took a little bruising in week 1, but we got a long ways to go. Recapping the Bears’ opening loss to LA, the Packers’ absolute debacle against New Orleans, and more. As the king once said: R.E.L.A.X.