The Daily Tap's Wednesday edition looks at who and what will be playoff x-factors for the Green Bay Packers. Charlie talks about both the offense and defense (0-10 mins). Charlie recaps the Marquette-UConn disaster and wonders what went wrong for the Golden Eagles (10-19 mins). The last topic of the day focuses on the Cleveland Browns where Charlie wonders what the reaction would be like if this were the Packers? (20-26 mins).

The Daily Tap talks about the ranking of the NFL Playoffs teams, and where the Packers sit. Charlie explains why they're at the top of his power rankings along with all the other teams mentioned (0-18 mins). Charlie talks about why Mike Pettine and Matt LaFleur aren't entirely on the same page (18-23 mins). Bucks' recap from their win against the Detroit Pistons (23-27 mins). Why Jack Coan was underrated by Badgers fans (27-31 mins).

The Daily Tap is here for your first Monday of the New Year. Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers grabbing the one seed and an interesting comment from Aaron Nagler, Packers writer, that he is as 'Confident as 96'. We discuss why that might be true looking at the Packers teams heading into the playoffs through the years (0-12 mins). Charlie also talks about the Packers-Bears game with the topics like Aaron Rodgers' play, the offensive line, the defense bending and not breaking (12-22 minutes). Charlie discusses how the Bucks did on Friday plus some interesting comments from Donte DiVencenzo (22-31 mins). Lastly, Charlie discusses the impact of all of the Wisconsin players returning for another year (31-35 mins).

Charlie is back for the second-to-last podcast of the year. He talks about 2021 and what he might expect from all the major sports teams plus when he thinks fans will be back in the stands (0-22 mins). Charlie explains why the Bears do not scare him on either side of the football (22-30 mins). Finally, why Bucks are smart to use Middleton and Holiday as their primary scorers against Miami (30-35 mins).

Tapping The Keg podcast ends 2020 with a bang and a long show. Charlie and Mitch get this show started by wondering which Wisconsin athlete won 2020. Charlie talks about his case for Aaron Rodgers while Mitch talks about Giannis Antetokunmpo. A lot of topics get discussed in this segment. Charlie also talks about the Green Bay Packers' success against Tennessee. He asks Mitch if his faith in the Packers is too much? Finally, the boys wonder if there are any overreactions worth discussing at this point of the young season.

The Daily Tap is back from Christmas break to deliver you a long Monday podcast. Charlie explains why the Packers are the best team in the NFL. Not just the NFC, the whole NFL (0-15 minutes). Charlie looks back on the Packers' win against Tennessee talking about the offense, the surprising defense, and why special teams scare him (15-27 minutes). Charlie talks about the recent Milwaukee Bucks struggles and why it's not the time to freak out (27-35 minutes). The podcast wraps up by wondering if the Badgers are the best team in the Big Ten (35-42 minutes).

The Daily Tap is here to ride out the last day of the Holiday work week. Charlie talks about Derrick Henry and why Packers fans shouldn't be afraid of him. He also discusses why what they do against Henry doesn't equate to how they'll do in the postseason. Charlie also talks about Packers' record against winning teams, Robert Tonyan's snub (0-15 mins). Charlie spends the rest of the show discussing the Bucks' tampering rule and why the small market gets squeezed out plus some thoughts on Bucks/Celtcs (15-25 mins).

Tapping The Keg podcast is ready to talk NBA with you. Charlie and Mitch are discussing all things Bucks on this podcast. They start off with a spirited discussion about if the regular season matters or if they just need to get to the playoffs. They also talk about what they need from Giannis Antetokounmpo and Mike Budenholzer. The podcast goes into Milwaukee's roster from Jrue Holiday to Sam Merrill. The podcast talks about the Eastern Conference and how they shape up with the Bucks. And finally, they give their predictions for the Eastern and Western conferences.

The Daily Tap is back for its Monday edition. Charlie talks about the Packers 'ugly' win against the Carolina Panthers, Marquette/Wisconsin hoops, and broken college football. Charlie talks about the Packers' ugly win and why it didn't matter too much in the grand scheme. Charlie contends some things to do need to improve, but it wasn't all bad for Green Bay (0-16 mins). Charlie talks about Wisconsin Badgers beating up on Louisville and why Marquette fans have a right to be frustrated (16-28 mins). He wraps with all of the issues plaguing college football (28-38 mins).

The Daily Tap wraps up its week with wondering if we should bet our Wisconsin sports team. Charlie talks about the Packers-Panthers line and even though all the trends are saying not to bet the Packers, Charlie still makes a case. Over might be on the play. Wisconsin-Minnesota is a high spread but why Vegas is expecting you to take the cheese. Charlie also talks about the other NFL and College games then some thoughts on Wojo at the very end.