Packer Report Podcast with Gilbert Brown

Green Bay says goodbye to Bryan Bulaga, Blake Martinez, and Jimmy Graham, but signs Rick Wagner and Christian Kirksey.  Ross and Gilbert break it all down and look across the division at the free-agent insanity.

Gilbert is out so Packer Report Editor Andy Herman fills in to get deep into the nitty-gritty of the NFL offseason.  Who were the big Combine winners and what should the Packers prioritize this offseason?

Gilbert tells stories from the 1993 NFL Combine and the hilarious story about Kansas University forgetting to give him his invitation to the senior bowl.  Ross and The Gravedigger then assess the Packers' offseason needs.

Ross and Gilbert get together to chat about the opening week in the XFL, Winston Moss firing Pepper Johnson and The Gravedigger's return to MADDEN.

Ross and Gilbert break down the Super Bowl that was (Gilbert was right, Ross was wrong) and pick XFL teams. 

The results are in and Leroy Butler has been kept out of the hall of fame.... again.  Ross and Gilbert break it all down and then preview the 49ers and the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.

Ross and Gilbert talk through the tragic loss of NBA legend Kobe Bryant. Gilbert expands on losing his friend and teammate Reggie White not long after their playing careers were over.

Ross and Gilbert tackle the major issues facing the Packers this offseason? Is there a bigger priority than Kenny Clark? Bring back Blake? Bulaga? Plus the boys dive deep into the oncoming slate of DC Comics movies.

Ross and Gilbert talk about what went wrong in Santa Clara.  Gilbert tells stories from locker clean-out day and how a loss on Championship Weekend affects a team moving forward.  The guys break down the defensive scheme and how Green Bay allowed all those rushing yards to Raheem Mostert and the 49ers.

Ross and Gilbert break down the Packers matchup with San Francisco in the NFC Championship game.  They talk a little McGregor vs. Cowboy, the AB vs. Logan Paul fight and what in the world was OBJ doing?  Check it out.