On today's edition of The Daily Tap podcast, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers' huge victory over the San Francisco 49ers. He talks about how this is a different win than ones in the past and why it should be remembered fondly in the LaFleur era (0-15 minutes). Star Ratings going through who played great and who didn't (15-37 minutes). Brewers are National League Central champions (37-46 minutes). What happened with the Wisconsin Badgers and where do we go from here (46-54). Some parting shots about the Ryder Cup (54-57 minutes).

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the betting matchups between Wisconsin-Notre Dame and Packers-49ers. He discusses why the Badgers game is a complete rat line and how to proceed with it. Also how they go to the point of making it a ratline (0-11 minutes). Charlie also talks about the 49ers-Packers game. Packers are underdogs for good reason but why this could be different against San Francisco (11-20 minutes). Chuck's Corner talks about being fully invested in a high school season with the emergence of Tosa West then Charlie has an announcement about Tapping The Keg's future (20-35 minutes).

Charlie and Mitch are back for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys talk about a lot of things this week. First, the Packers-49ers matchup and why the biggest rivalry for the Packers are the San Francisco 49ers. They also talk about why there is no reason to worry about the Milwaukee Brewers. Charlie and Mitch also discuss the big battle between Jack Coan and Gramam Mertz. Would Coan have helped for a playoff push?

Today's edition of The Daily Tap features Charlie talking about the Green Bay Packers and San Francisco game in regards to the Packers' defense against the San Francisco offense. Why he's not bought on the Niners offense, and it's more about Kyle Shanahan than anyone else (0-12 mins). Why this St. Louis Cardinals team is not like their 2011 squad (12-25 minutes). How Wisconsin can still play their way into the College Football Playoff (25-31 minutes).

The Daily Tap today features all Packers. We do not talk about anything else. Just Packers for nearly 45 minutes. Charlie talks about why time factored in so much to the Packers' success this week. He explains why it's a key factor in explaining the offense and defense's success in the second half (0-15 minutes). Charlie does his Star Ratings of the day which feature Aaron Jones, Jon Runyan, Joe Berry, MVS & many more (15-40 minutes).

Breaking down the bets you should make for the Green Bay Packers-Detroit Lions game tonight. Why Charlie is a little leery of the spread. Why he loves one side of the over/under, and why he loves the 1H more than anything else. Also some player props as well (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about a rough gambling weekend for both NFL and college football. What was learned in Week 2 (15-24 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the big Brewers-Cardinals series (24-31 mins).

The Daily Tap for Friday offers some perspective on what it might be like to be a Detroit sports fan. Charlie talks about how the Lions, Tigers, Pistons, and Red Wings have all struggled in the past half-decade and why when things are going wrong for the Packers/Brewers/Bucks, it isn't that bad (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about what he needs to see from this Packers' defense this week (15-22 minutes). Charlie also talks about the Brewers quickly as they start a homestand (22-26 minutes). A Summerfest review from a washed guy.

This week's Tapping The Keg podcast with Charlie & Mitch talks about why the panic button for sports, mostly for the Packers, is overrated. Charlie & Mitch go over how it jumped the shark in the past few years. They talk about their concerns for the team as they lookahead to Detroit. The boys explain why winning division titles in baseball still matter. And Mitch's thoughts on Ryan Braun's retirement. Lastly, the Milwaukee Bucks make a historic hire with Lisa Byington joining the team.

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Ryan Braun retirement and what he meant to the City of Milwaukee. He explains how Braun helped the Milwaukee Brewers' revival in the city and helped grow his fandom plus why 2020 as his final year feels so cheap (0-16 minutes). Charlie talks about why he thinks the Packers were playing 'chicken' on Sunday with their offense. He talks about what to look for in the Lions' game and why if the 49ers can have a big night, the Packers can do (16-27 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Badgers' inability to convert on third downs. Who do you blame - Mertz or Chryst?

The Daily Tap for Tuesday is live. Charlie talks about the overreactions from the first Packers' games and gives them a ranking. Proper reaction or overreaction. He talks about a lot of things related to Aaron Rodgers, a few things about the Packers' defense & the coin toss (0-20 minutes). Charlie also talks about the electric factory that was Eli Manning and Peyton Manning for the Monday Night Football call. They're doing it for the Packers game as well. Charlie debates whether it's worth watching instead of the usual broadcast (20-26 minutes). Finally, why Charlie refuses to believe Corbin BUrnes will get screwed on innings pitched (26-33 minutes).