On the latest Reporting as Eligible, the guys discuss the disappointing (but not unexpected) loss to the Eagles, the great defensive performance, the worrying redflags, the awful officiating, and whether Tom Brady is blind or just unethical. 

They also answer all of your lovely Patron questions, and take a look…to the FUTURE.

On a brand spanking new episode of Reporting as Eligible, the whole gang discusses a truly pathetic loss to the Bears and the lack of good decision-making processes infecting the entire team. They also touch on the injury to Christian Watson, the major hurdles that loss creates, and the Eagles as a truly tough matchup. 

But hey, anything is possible, and listener questions drive a raucous discussion.

On this New Years Eve episode of Reporting as Eligible, Paul and JR discuss the material difference between the top three NFC teams and the Packers, whether it matters, and how much hope to have now that their difficult path through the playoffs is all but certain. Plus, what DVOA and EPA fail to see, Jordan's continued struggles, the benefits of having a receiver you can count on, and of course, listener questions!

On a very special episode of Reporting as Eligible, recorded BEFORE THE SAINTS GAME (sorry for yelling), Paul and JR look ahead to their preferred playoff matchups, the actual likely matchups, indoors versus outdoors, the vulnerable Lions, and of course, fair catch kicks!

On this week’s episode of Reporting as Eligible, Paul, JR, ad Tyler discuss the Packer victory over Seattle, the dominance of the offensive line and Josh Jacobs, the return of Romeo, the sustainability of the pass rush, and of course, the ascendant Edgerrin Cooper. 

The guys also take on Matt’s fourth down folly’s, issues with challenges, and end of half nonsense, but it’s mostly positive! The defense is eighth in DVOA after all, and the offense never really allowed things to get close. Christian Watson is tiptoeing the sidelines! Tucker Kraft is catching YOLO balls! And of course, we’re answering your questions.

On a brand new Reporting as Eligible, Paul and Matt review the game against the Lions and try to figure out if the Packers are real contenders, or not quite there yet. They touch on the extremely poor offensive line play, the constant in-breakers against the Packer defense, the fourth down disparity between the two teams, and yes, of course, the officiating. 

With the Packers locked into a wild card, they also discuss what the rest of the season will look like, the disappearance of Jayden Reed, a bit about the Seahawks, and of course, listener questions!

On the all new Thanksgiving wrap-up episode of Reporting as Eligible, the guys discuss the Bears making history in the funniest way possible, everything coming together for the Packers including continued good play from Lukas Van Ness and Quay Walker, a clean game from Jordan, a deadly cut from Josh, and a resounding victory over Miami in the cold. 

We also discuss famous doppelgangers, the Sunday Night game, the death of the 49ers, the Vikings, when to go versus kick, and of course, listener questions!

On a Thanksgiving episode of Reporting as Eligible, Paul, JR, and briefly Matt discuss the convincing victory over a battered 49ers, Quay Walker’s greatest game ever, Josh Jacobs and the creative, explosive running game, Jennifer Love Hewitt for some reason, Jordan Love’s clean game, Wayne Chrebet, Hallmark Movies, the speedy Dolphins, and how they’re underrated with Tua back in the fold, Hot Frosty, Lexington Kentucky, Lukas van Ness, and of course, listener questions!

On a brand new episode of Reporting as Eligible, we have EVERYONE, and I mean everyone. Which is to say we have JR, Matt, Paul and Tyler! For the first time this year. 

We talk about the Bears, the game that’s going on between the Texans and Cowboys, Jaire Alexander, Christian Watson, Love’s interception, red zone woes, credit to the Bears, debits from the Bears, the lack of a pass rush, and blocking field goals. And how far away from Everything Soldier Field is. And of course, listener question

Paul takes a short break at lunch to recap the NFC North and discuss why Soldier Field is terrible.