Molly & Jim

Jim, Matt & Molly roll into Hour 2 with Molly up at the Tundra Trio houses for Day 1 of Packers training camp -- where Jordan Love is still "holding-in" while awaiting a contract extension. Matt Hamilton is also decked out in Packers pride, and Molly gets in a history lesson in how fans watched Don Hutson back in the day. The JM&M fans also let Molly know that she's gotta watch what she says when telling the story vomiting in Jim's truck on the way to Lambeau Field... To try and find some comps for Jordan Love's impending *unprecedented* contract extension, Jim runs through the list of the NFL's highest-paid QBs and Matt & Molly pick whether each was more deserving of getting paid than Love. Throwing Stones includes chill takes about news that Coors Light and other alcoholic beverages will now be sold at Camp Randall & the Kohl Center, Team USA men's Olympic basketball team squeaking past South Sudan and German, & if Green Bay is the perfect city for Monday Night Raw. Jim, Matt & Molly wrap up discussing their schedules for the remainder of the shows this week.

Molly Brown volunteers as tribute to the lone representative of JM&M during Friday's edition of crosstalk. Kyle Wallace and Brad Nortman congratulate Molly on becoming a full-time member of the show, and they ask why she's letting Bears fan Jim Rutledge taint her takes about the Packers?

Jim, Matt & Molly roll into the weekend with a musical Phish Friday, as they pivot away from the Phish music for Hour 1 and get into some of the most commonly misquoted/misunderstood song lyrics: "Her citations" instead of "Good Vibrations", "Kiss this guy" instead of "Kiss the sky", "I'll never leave your pizza burning" instead of "I'll never be your beast of burden", and more. They also make fun of how generic all of their names sounds, the best place to enjoy a Friday fish fry, and Matt makes the assertion that he understands the definition of "assurgence".

Jim, Matt & Molly roll into Hour 2 of a very musical and goofy Phish Friday. They shift from most misquoted/misunderstood songs to stage names based on childhood street pet names. Primetime's name hits very close to home on his origin story... Molly highlights the games/sports topics that interest her most with Molly's game, asking for the top-scorer in this weekend's WNBA All-Star Game, how many games will the Brewers take on the road against the Twins, and where will Jordan Love's contract AAV if an extension gets done over the weekend. Poll Dancing gets extremely contentious, as Jim calls out idiot Packers fans who believe (like Mark Chmura) that Jordan Love's extension is already done and that they're just waiting to announce the news at Monday's shareholder meeting and that it won't get leaked before then. Molly calls out Jim for misunderstanding her explanation of Chewy's take and protecting NFL insiders like Adam Schefter. Matt also explains to Jim why athletes like to break their own news rather than the media.

Evan Cohen joins the show just in time for Jim Rutledge to show up to the Everlight Solar Studio! Matt & Molly through Jim under the cybertruck for missing segments 1 & 2, and Evans leads a therapy session for Jim to teach him "how to be a friend" (in business and in life). Evan also congratulates Molly on officially becoming a part of the show, and she alerts Evan to Matt's take that the Packers are just waiting to reveal Jordan Love's contract extension for the team shareholder meeting at training camp on Monday. Would Jordan Love risk practicing without a contract extension? Evan proposes also a wager for Jim & Matt on whether or not Love and Packers announce a deal on the day of their first training camp practice!

Jim Rutledge is AWOL to start the show, so it's just the Matt & Molly show for segments 1 & 2! They ask the fans for wrong answers only on why Jim is late for the start of the show. They also get into the "sorta" retirement of Packers legend Randall Cobb, who is joining the SEC Network as a spot studio analyst this college football season. Matt & Molly try to see if Cobb ranks as a Top 10 wide receiver in Packers history, and Primetime takes them through a Tinder Time of Cobb versus other all-time Packers WRs. Evan Cohen joins the show just in time for Jim Rutledge to show up to the Everlight Solar Studio! Matt & Molly through Jim under the cybertruck for missing segments 1 & 2, and Evans leads a therapy session for Jim to teach him "how to be a friend" (in business and in life). Evan also congratulates Molly on officially becoming a part of the show, and she alerts Evan to Matt's take that the Packers are just waiting to reveal Jordan Love's contract extension for the team shareholder meeting at training camp on Monday. Would Jordan Love risk practicing without a contract extension? Evan proposes also a wager for Jim & Matt on whether or not Love and Packers announce a deal on the day of their first training camp practice! The High Life Dive Bar of the Week features Sconnie Bar in Madison, and Jim "goes full Rutledge" while correcting Dave in Deerfield on the news/rumors surrounding Caleb Williams finally signing his rookie contract.

Jim, Matt & Molly roll into Hour 2 with Jim now back in the fold after showing up late because of his "business meeting with friends". Since Molly has been slacking on getting a new logo for the show, Jim asks the fans to help out with suggestions of what images/icons should be included in the show. He also runs through the wideouts that he would have ahead of Randall Cobb in Packers all-time history. Matt talks about his favorite all-time Cobb moments and how he (the man-child) knows his starting to get old when reminiscing on his favorite Packers memories. They wrap the show with Throwing Stones, including takes about when Jordan Love will finally pen his contract extension, the goofiness of shareholders meetings, athletes doing too much with their walk-in outfit photoshoots, do's/dont's of wedding registries, and the WNBA Rookie of the Year race.

Mark Tauscher makes his debut on Jim, Matt & Molly, and he congratulates Molly on her official addition to the show. Jim asks Tausch if he thinks there's any change that the Packers and Jordan Love don't get a deal done before Week 1 and if the Packers should just avoid possibly upsetting Love and pay whatever he wants. Tausch also gives his thoughts on how Jordan Love and the personnel at his youth football camp handled shutting down any media questions about his contract, and Matt Hamilton gets hot while defending his hero Jordan Love against the gotcha media.

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton & Molly Brown open Wednesday's show with some more conversation coming off Jordan Love's non-answer about the status of his contract extension at his youth football camp yesterday, and why his handlers were ultimately at fault. They also discuss Adam Schefter's comments on Jen, Gabe & Chewy that Jordan Love's "deal is not done by training camp". Jim, Matt & Molly say whether they think there's any chance of Jordan Love holding out, is he a shoo-in to become the NFL's highest-paid AAV QB. They also ask if the Packers should just avoid possibly upsetting Love and just pay him whatever he wants? Matt defends his "superman" Jordan Love against all attacking media-types. Mark Tauscher makes his debut on Jim, Matt & Molly, and he congratulates Molly on her official addition to the show. Jim asks Tausch if he thinks there's any change that the Packers and Jordan Love don't get a deal done before Week 1 and if the Packers should just avoid possibly upsetting Love and pay whatever he wants. Tausch also gives his thoughts on how Jordan Love and the personnel at his youth football camp handled shutting down any media questions about his contract, and Matt Hamilton gets hot while defending his hero Jordan Love against the gotcha media. Hour 1 wraps up with Minute to Win It, as Jim quizzes Matt & Molly on the 9 states located in "Tornado Alley"!

Jim, Matt (aka Marcc Hamilton) & Molly roll into Hour 2 with a question from Waddle & Silvy of ESPN Chicago, asking if you ever root for countries other than USA in the Olympics? Jim makes the case that he isn't interested enough in the Olympics to root for anyone other than America, and Matt reveals some of scars about his treatment from the media when he made his first Olympics. Throwing Stones features only the *chillest* food takes that Jim, Matt and Molly could think up, including the proper etiquette for criticizing someone's cooking, silent suffering through a bad meal, and what type of bread is acceptable for a hot dog/sausage? Jim, Matt & Molly wrap up the show with a question about when is it too early to mow the lawn if you wanna avoid the heat while not waking up your neighbors.