Alex Strouf, Josh DiMaggio and Will Sommers react to the Packers scrambling for offensive line help after signing veterans Kevin Zeitler, Laken Tomlinson and Mekhi Becton. The guys debate whether the additions can protect Jordan Love, what the struggles say about Matt LaFleur and Brian Gutekunst, and how Jayden Reed’s season-ending neck injury changes the Packers offense. They turn to the MLB postseason, including the Brewers’ potential matchup with the Padres, the Cubs’ struggles and Will’s suddenly meaningful White Sox baseball. Wisconsin’s road win over Penn State sparks cautious optimism about Luke Fickell, Colton Joseph and the Badgers’ upcoming schedule. Plus, One Word covers Mike Tomlin’s Minecraft world, Case Keenum and the Bears, J.J. McCarthy, and the Packers’ upcoming trip to Tampa Bay.

Alex Strouf remains the “last man standing” in Matt LaFleur’s corner, but even his confidence is being tested by the Packers’ offensive struggles and questionable late-game decisions. Alex, Josh DiMaggio and Will Sommers break down Green Bay’s offensive line problems, LaFleur’s play-calling and the encouraging starts from Lukas Van Ness and the Packers defense ahead of Thursday night against the Falcons. The guys also turn to the Brewers after they clinched an NLDS bye, discussing Robert Gasser, Milwaukee’s postseason pitching plans and which National League teams could present problems in October. Plus, One Word covers Caleb Williams’ injury reaction, Ichiro Suzuki, Sauce Gardner, Steven Adams and Romeo Doubs.

Jason Wilde joins Alex Strouf after the Packers blew a 17-point lead and allowed 29 unanswered points in a Week 1 loss to the Minnesota Vikings. Jason breaks down an ugly performance from Green Bay’s offensive line, the decisions that led to Donovan Jennings and Jacob Monk starting at guard, and how much responsibility belongs with the players, coaches and Brian Gutekunst.

Plus, Jason discusses the ongoing mystery surrounding Aaron Banks, Jordan Love surviving 18 hits and showing off his unusual “fadeaway” throws, Christian Watson’s explosive return, and encouraging Week 1 performances from Keisean Nixon and Edgerrin Cooper in Jonathan Gannon’s defense. Then, a first look at what needs to change Sunday against the New York Jets.

Alex Strouf, Josh DiMaggio and Will Sommers unpack another brutal Packers collapse after Green Bay surrendered 29 unanswered points to Minnesota, with the offensive line taking much of the heat. They debate Matt LaFleur’s fourth-down decision, Jordan Love’s performance under relentless pressure and whether Sunday’s matchup with the Jets already feels like a must-win. The conversation turns happier as Strouf makes the case that the Brewers’ improved offense, pitching and MLB-best record give Milwaukee a legitimate World Series opportunity, while Josh and Will remain skeptical. The guys also discuss Milwaukee’s postseason pitching and bullpen before wrapping up with One Word Wednesday, including Drew Brees considering an NFL comeback and Netflix revisiting the Stanford Prison Experiment.

Week 1 is finally here. Jason Wilde joins Alex Strouf ahead of the Packers’ season opener against the Vikings in Minnesota to break down the biggest questions Green Bay is finally about to answer.

Jason discusses the uncertainty surrounding an offensive line with Jordan Morgan, Aaron Banks and Zach Bako-Bewele on the injury report, what to expect from Jonathan Gannon’s defense without Micah Parsons, and why he believes Tucker Kraft’s contract extension should already be done. Plus, the Packers’ unsettled running back rotation and rookie Brandon Cisse’s massive first test against one of the NFL’s best receiving corps.

Alex Strouf, Josh DiMaggio and Will Sommers celebrate the start of the NFL season by breaking down what they know—and still need to learn—about the Packers entering Week 1 against the Vikings. The guys dive into Green Bay’s offensive line uncertainty, Jonathan Gannon’s defense, the running back situation and their season-long Packers predictions. Then, they pick every NFL division, conference championship matchups, Super Bowl winners and MVP candidates. Plus, can the Brewers’ pitching staff carry a 90-win team deeper into October, and how much confidence should fans have in Milwaukee’s postseason chances? The show wraps with One Word Weekly and a look at a loaded opening weekend across the NFL.

Jason Wilde joins Alex Strouf with the Packers just over a week away from their 2026 season opener in Minnesota. Jason explains why it is time for Lukas Van Ness to take a major step forward with Micah Parsons sidelined, what still concerns him about Aaron Banks and the offensive line, and why rookie corner Brandon Cissé has impressed him throughout the summer.

Plus, Jason and Strouf evaluate Brian Gutekunst’s offseason, discuss the Packers’ uncertainty at running back following the Josh Jacobs situation, and look ahead to a season that could hinge on Jordan Love taking another step toward the NFL’s elite tier.

Alex Strouf, Josh DiMaggio and Will Sommers react to Josh Jacobs landing on the commissioner’s exempt list and discuss why Packers fans should prepare for a season without him. The guys debate whether Marshawn Lloyd, Kaleb Johnson and a running back committee could actually benefit Green Bay by putting more of the offense on Jordan Love’s shoulders. They also evaluate Brian Gutekunst’s aggressive roster moves and what they say about the Packers’ championship expectations. Plus, the crew previews Wisconsin’s season opener against Notre Dame at Lambeau Field and debates what would qualify as an encouraging start for Luke Fickell and the Badgers. The show wraps with the bizarre fake 49ers player story, One Word Weekly and the Brewers-Cubs NL Central race.

The Green Bay Packers had a BUSY weekend. On a special edition of Weekly Wilde, Jason Wilde breaks down the Packers 53-man roster and gives fans a much needed explanation on the Commissioner's Exempt List and the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP).

Season 3 of Weekly Wilde is here. Jason Wilde joins Alex Strouf to break down where the Packers stand as training camp winds down and the 2026 regular season approaches. Jason explains why Green Bay may be entering the season with even more questions along the offensive line than it had at the start of camp, what he likes about Jonathan Gannon’s new defense, and why Brandon Cisse has impressed.

Plus, Jason and Strouf discuss the next step Jordan Love needs to take to move from a very good quarterback into the NFL’s true upper echelon, the latest on Josh Jacobs and Tucker Kraft, Trey Smack’s strong preseason, and a few under-the-radar Packers who helped themselves during training camp.