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Aaron chats with Packers fans worldwide after hearing from general manager Brian Gutekunst at the NFL Scouting Combine.

Aaron chats with Packers fans worldwide live from the NFL Combine while catching up on the news that Rich Bissacia has stepped down.

The offseason decisions are coming fast for the Green Bay Packers — and some tough calls are on the table.Aaron is joined by Justis Mosqueda of Acme Packing Company to break down the Packers’ pending free agents and what Brian Gutekunst and Matt LaFleur could do next.Who should Green Bay prioritize?Who might be pricing themselves out of town?And how much does the quarterback market — including names like Malik Willis — impact the Packers’ approach?From realistic extensions to surprise departures, we dig into the financial implications, roster construction strategy, and what these moves mean for the 2026 Packers.The offseason is where contenders are built — and the Packers have some big decisions ahead.Read Justis’ full breakdown at Acme Packing Company: https://www.acmepackingcompany.com/green-bay-packers-free-agency/78934/packers-free-agents-2026-quay-walker-romeo-doubs

Aaron is joined by Ryan Wood of PackersNews.com to hand out end-of-season roster gradesThe guys zoom out and grade the overall roster: where it’s championship-caliber, where it’s solid, and where it could quietly derail a playoff run. If you care about roster construction, depth battles, and how the smallest details can swing a season, this is the conversation you don’t want to miss.Be sure to check out Ryan's grading series here: https://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/staff/4386950002/ryan-wood/

On this episode of Carry The G Radio, Billy and Aaron zoom out from just Packers talk.

It’s that time of year where every day there’s something to talk about around Wisconsin sports: Packers roster construction and draft chatter, Bucks basketball and the ongoing Giannis saga, the mens Badgers basketball team making statements on the road and Brewers optimism just around the corner.

The guys talk about why the energy around Wisconsin teams feels different, how momentum carries across fan bases, and why being invested in all three franchises makes this stretch of the calendar so much fun.

The Packers offense could keep defenses off balance by changing up their tempo not just at the line of scrimmage but also getting in and out of the huddle.

The Packers have gotten a strong return on the 7th round pick they sent to the Titans last year for quarterback Malik Willis.

Matt LaFleur is reportedly making long time offensive assistant Luke Getsy his quarterbacks coach.

Rashan Gary looked well on his way to his first double digit sack season until he completely disappeared from the stat sheet in the second half of the season.

The Seattle Seahawks helped build the core of a championship team from the assets acquired during the trade of Russell Wilson. Could the Packers have done the same if they had traded Aaron Rodgers a year earlier than they did?After the Packers moved on from Rodgers, the expectation was clear: turn draft capital into impact players. But as Seattle continues to add difference-makers through trades and the draft, Green Bay’s post-Rodgers returns haven’t consistently produced the same level of talent.On the latest episode of Carry The G Radio The Podcast, Bill Schmid of the Packers Radio Network joins Aaron to examine if Green Bay has failed to maximize the biggest trade of the franchise’s modern era.