Packers Podcast

PackersNews.com writers Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood join host JR Radcliffe and look ahead to the Chicago Bears, the final opponent of the 2023 regular season ... will there be a game beyond that? The Packers are in the playoffs with a win, but the Bears have had a strong second half to the season and have emotional incentive to beat their arch rival at Lambeau Field.

How is this Bears team different from the one Green Bay dismantled to open the year? How will the return of several offensive weapons from injury influence the game plan? Will De'Vondre Campbell's return help the Packers' linebacking corps keep Justin Fields under wraps? What exactly do we think is Justin Fields' future in Chicago? Jaire Alexander spoke to the media for the first time since his suspension; will he be tasked with shutting down D.J. Moore? Also: The Packers are left without a Pro Bowler and the writers' preseason predictions for the Packers are suddenly looking pretty spot-on.

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 17 win over the Minnesota Vikings, a stunning blowout that puts the Packers on the doorstep of the playoffs.

PackersNews.com writers Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood join host JR Radcliffe to discuss a remarkable 33-10 win over the Minnesota Vikings, one that puts the Packers on the doorstep of a playoff berth. All it's going to take is a win over Chicago at Lambeau Field next week ... but the Bears are playing better and the situation is eerily similar to a situation last year that went south.

Jordan Love had another brilliant performance. Do we have enough of a sample to view him as Pro Bowl caliber? Jayden Reed, Bo Melton and the receivers found a way to get open all night long against the Vikings, and Joe Barry's defense bounced back in a huge way with a relentless pass rush. 

Also: Could Aaron Jones be back in 2024? What's the injury situation? Why does this team seem to be in greater sync with Carrington Valentine and Corey Ballentine in the secondary?

PackersNews.com reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood join host JR Radcliffe to discuss the surprising news about cornerback Jaire Alexander, suspended by the team for one game for conduct detrimental to the team, days after a strange coin-toss incident. It's a big game to miss with Justin Jefferson and the Minnesota Vikings set to host the Packers in essentially a must-win. How can the Packers handle Jefferson without Alexander? 

What do we know about newly appointed Vikings quarterback Jaren Hall? What's the latest on Christian Watson, Dontayvion Wicks, Luke Musgrave and Jayden Reed? Plus, looking back at the Lambeau Leap, 30 years after its birth, and some memories of Pro Football Hall of Fame finalist Julius Peppers.

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 16 win over the Carolina Panthers, a win that nonetheless highlighted the team's continued issues on defense. 

PackersNews.com reporters Tom Silverstein and Pete Dougherty join host JR Radcliffe to discuss the Christmas journey that was Green Bay's 33-30 win over the Carolina Panthers. The defense struggled again and nearly lost what looked like a surefire win against a last-place team; what were the stumbling blocks this time? Is it really still all about Joe Barry? The offense, on the other hand, came alive, with Aaron Jones looking like his old self and Jordan Love still making things work despite a depleted cadre of skill-position players. Green Bay kept its playoff hopes alive, but if they miss, is there any chance it costs Matt LaFleur his job? Plus: Ups and downs with Anders Carlson, Tucker Kraft's bravery (or stupidity?) and Jaire Alexander is back on the field. 

Packers defensive coordinator Joe Barry remained a hot topic four days after the loss to Tampa Bay. PackersNews.com reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood joined host JR Radcliffe to discuss the ramifications of keeping him in his current role. Could a decision to keep him (or cut bait) cause Matt LaFleur to lose the locker room? Could an in-season change even realistically make a difference? How do the players feel about the hubbub?

Plus: De'Vondre Campbell's cryptic tweet, Luke Musgrave designated to return from injury, wide receivers still ailing and the opponent ahead, a Carolina Panthers team that just won its second game of the year.

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 15 loss versus the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and discuss Matt LaFleur's decision to keep defensive coordinator Joe Barry through the end of the season.

The Green Bay Packers fell 34-20 to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, thanks in large part to a complete defensive collapse. From bad execution to a worse scheme, Baker Mayfield gashed the Packers, and left Lambeau Field with a perfect passer rating. Does this spell the beginning of the end for defensive coordinator Joe Barry? Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down all that went wrong, and debate the Packers best move with Barry moving forward. They also analyze quarterback Jordan Love's day, and what the offense is getting from Dontayvion Wicks and Tucker Kraft.

The Green Bay Packers welcome the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, and in doing so, welcome Baker Mayfield for the third year in a row with his third different team. What can we learn from his two recent trips, and even more so, from the Packers win over the Buccaneers last season? Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down what Jordan Love and his weapons can do different from the Giants loss, what the defense's answer could be for Mike Evans and Mayfield, plus Kassidy bids goodbye.