The Daily Tap Presents is talking about the worst sports losses as a fan. Charlie breaks down the top losses he has suffered as a Bucks, Brewers, Golden Eagles, Packers, and Badgers football fan. He discusses all of them and why he would watch them all if it might bringing life back to normal. Charlie breaks them all down then ranks how he would watch them in a marathon style.

In the latest version of The Daily Tap presents Charlie talks about the idea that Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie had around a hypothetical 28-team tournament to decide the NBA Finals winner. Charlie goes through the Bucks side of the bracket then powers through the rest. He awards who he thinks would be champion although it will not be popular. At the start of the show, Charlie gives his thoughts on when basketball could be coming back as well.

In the latest edition of The Daily Tap presents, Charlie talks about Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady. People love to pair them together, and Charlie talks about if Rodgers could ever become like Tom Brady and leave the Packers. Charlie explains why things are different for Rodgers compared to Brady. And how it's harder to make this call considering the lack of an heir apparent in Green Bay.

The Daily Tap presents returns for another edition. Charlie talks about what has happened in the first week of free agency. He explains why the Packers are far and away the best team in the NFC North after some puzzling moves by all other teams - Lions, Bears, and Vikings. Charlie goes through all three teams' moves starting with Minnesota then Chicago and finishing up with Detroit.

The Daily Tap Presents is back for another edition! Charlie talks about the Packers offensive line. Is Rick Wagner better than Bryan Bulaga? Does that matter? Why the Packers cannot afford him to be another Billy Turner. Charlie also talks about the tight end position and why Marcedes Lewis coming back was a must.

No more sad SnoTapWI! Charlie introduces a new version of The Daily Tap for times of no sports. He explains what he's doing in the next few days where he is helping sports fans like you. Today's show focus is on the middle linebacker and outside linebacker position for the Green Bay Packers. As the Packers gain one linebacker, Christian Kirksey, they lose others like Kyler Fackrell, Blake Martinez, & BJ Goodson. Charlie explains Kirksey impact and talks about if there's a need to draft a middle linebacker in the first round.

Charlie returns from his two-day hiatus. He explains why the work-from-home life really hurt his motivation with his podcast and blog. What he is trying to do to fix it? And what will be coming up next for SnoTapWI? Charlie also discusses why he is more optimistic than others and wishes people would stop being alarmists.

Charlie is back for the Monday edition of The Daily Tap. Charlie talks about the latest about coronavirus and how it relates to the sports world. Charlie also discusses the new CBA for the National Football League and how the Packers players were not granted their 'no' wish. Why did that happen? As a way to help with the non-sports time, Charlie started the 'Chuck Stories' series where he chats about stories from his life. The first one - The time he went to a concert solo.

Charlie talks on Friday's episode of The Daily Tap about where we go from here with the Coronavirus. He talks about how bad he feels for Markus Howard as he ends his career abruptly. Charlie also discusses how the Badgers' hot streak ends then talks about a promising future. Charlie hopes the Bucks do not become the Montreal Expos of 1994. He also discusses the difficulties of being an extrovert in times like this along with what's next for SnotapWI.

On Today's episode of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about how the coronavirus shut down the sports world and where do we go from here? Charlie talks about the podcast he taped last night and comments made. Plus some thoughts on everything that happened tonight.