The Green Bay Packers put together a statement win in primetime, taking down the Kansas City Chiefs 27-19, moving to 6-6 and firmly placing themselves in the playoff picture. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down the win. They debate if quarterback Jordan Love has proven himself to be the franchise QB, if Joe Barry has proven worthy to keep the DC title, and how AJ Dillon is changing the Packers offense as the weather gets colder.

Can the Green Bay Packers and Jordan Love build on their "Love Story" this Sunday with a win against the Kansas City Chiefs? They'll have to shake off their last win against the Lions to focus fully on the Chiefs and their fearless offense. The game is a chance for Jordan Love to change his reputation, particularly one given during his first ever NFL start, against the Chiefs, in 2021. Are the Packers equipped to handle all the pressure the Chiefs will bring via the blitz? On the other side of the ball, there could be some bad blood between former Packer Marques Valdez-Scantling and teammates, in his return to Lambeau Field. So what should the Packers plan be for him and Travis Kelce in the secondary? Especially considering how well Anthony Johnson Jr. and Jonathan Owens have played. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down the upcoming matchup and what it would take for the Packers to make some sparks fly and crash the playoffs.

On this mini-episode of the Green 19 Podcast, Pete Dougherty and Eric Baranczyk bring you "After Further Review." They'll break down the biggest moments and players that stood out after watching the tape of the Packers Week 12 win versus the Detroit Lions.

The Green Bay Packers got great performances from their biggest playmakers, leading the way for the Packers to get an improbable 29-22 win over the Detroit Lions. The win came on the heels of the best performance of Jordan Love's career, a redemption game for Rashan Gary and a team that is finding it's groove through youth. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break it all down and wonder what path this puts the Packers on moving forward.

On this mini-episode of the Green 19 Podcast, Pete Dougherty and Eric Baranczyk bring you "After Further Review." They'll break down the biggest moments and players that stood out after watching the tape of the Packers Week 11 win versus the Los Angeles Chargers.

The Green Bay Packers pulled out a 23-20 win over the Los Angeles Chargers, as Jordan Love outplayed Justin Herbert, an inexperienced secondary stepped up and the young receiving corps continued to find its stride. It came at a cost though, as Aaron Jones and Emanuel Wilson were carted off the field. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down the day, from Love's play to the spark that Jayden Reed brings they offense. They also break down Kenny Clark's two game-saving plays. They'll also look ahead to the Thanksgiving day matchup vs. the Detroit Lions and preview that game, before debating the best Thanksgiving dishes.

The Green Bay Packers are set for a showdown on Sunday with the Los Angeles Chargers, their first of two games in five days. It's a game that could easily turn into a shootout, given the Chargers ability to score and even greater ability to give up chunk yardage on defense. But do the Packers have enough fire power on their own offense to survive a shootout? Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to look at the upcoming matchup and breakdown what it will take for Green Bay to make it through an offensive heavy game. Which pass catchers will have to step up? They also break down the Packers issues in the redzone, and offer some ideas on how to address the problems. On defense, the Packers will desperately need one of their injured starters back on the field this week, but which is more important? The trio look at the lineup possibilities. Finally they discuss when it's ok to put up your own Christmas decorations, and not yell at your neighbors for theirs.

On this mini-episode of the Green 19 Podcast, Pete Dougherty and Eric Baranczyk bring you "After Further Review." They'll break down the biggest moments and players that stood out after watching the tape of the Packers Week 10 versus the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Green Bay Packers fell 23-19 to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 10, dropping to 3-6 overall. It was yet another one possession loss that ended with an interception in the endzone. The defense regressed in the run game, allowing 200+ yards, and missed Quay Walker and Jaire Alexander. But the progression from quarterback Jordan Love and the offense provides something from which to build for the Packers. Young receivers Jayden Reed, Dontayvion Wicks and Romeo Doubs, along with tight end Luke Musgrave, all took a huge step forward on Sunday. Should the Packers be concerned about Christian Watson's development though? Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to answer this question and more, break down the game and look ahead.

The Green Bay Packers will look to build off their momentum from a win vs. the Rams, as they travel East to face the Pittsburgh Steelers this weekend. Jordan Love and company will have to deal with T.J. Watt and a pass rush that can wreck even the best offensive line. Will the Packers lean on Aaron Jones again, or put the ball in the air? On the flip side, this Packers defense could very well have to deal with George Pickens without Jaire Alexander. Have Carrington Valentine and Corey Ballentine shown enough to inspire confidence on the edges? Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down the coming game, debate who should start at safety and discuss the 2017 draft, in which the Packers passed on Watt. Plus, they provide some commentary on the wedding reception songs everyone knows.