On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the very disappointing Green Bay Packers loss today. Charlie tries to make sense of what happened on Sunday afternoon. Charlie works through a lot of the reasons why the Saints were more prepared starting with playing in the preseason plus Charlie explains how this doesn't help fans that don't care too much (0-20 minutes). Charlie introduces Star Ratings to the podcast world with who performed well and who didn't (20-33 minutes). Charlie also covers off on the Milwaukee Brewers' amazing weekend with no-hitters and domination (33-39 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Badgers' bounceback and the bad Big 10 week (39-48 minutes).

The Daily Tap for September 10th talks about the betting preview for the Wisconsin sports teams this weekend. Charlie talks about how much he loves betting the Packers this week against the Saints even if it is a very public play at the moment. He feels good about the play but does talk about how it could go wrong (0-14 minutes). Charlie also talks about the Week 1 slate and how to know when to fade the public (14-20 minutes). Charlie also talks about why he wouldn't bet on the Badgers' spread this week and how their offense is going to be hard to figure out for weeks (20-31 minutes). Lastly, Charlie spends a few minutes talking about his experience with 9/11 20 years ago (31-36 minutes).

On this week's Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch talk about the Green Bay Packers season. The boys talk about everything. They start with the offense, working their way to the defense, as well as talking about the schedule. Will this be another year where Charlie picks the Packers to get to the Super Bowl? They also talk about the Milwaukee Brewers, the disaster that is Summerfest, and Paul Chryst needs to wake up.

On today's edition of The Daily Tap of September 8th, 2021, Charlie talks about the Packers, Brewers, and Chuck's corner. For the Packers, Charlie explains why it will be hard to get a true read on Joe Berry's defense in the first few weeks of the season (0-18 minutes). Charlie also talks about the comments made by Aaron Rodgers about things 'never happening' between him and Mark Murphy plus media fights (18-28 minutes). Charlie talks about the Brewers' good pitching problem (28-36 minutes). And lastly, the return of not only Chuck's corner but also COVID corners talking a club that needed vax card + masks and the ridiculousness of it all (36-44 minutes).

The Daily Tap is live for Tuesday, September 7th. Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers' offense against the New Orleans Saints defense. Charlie talks about why he's very confident in the Packers' offense this week against the New Orleans Saints. Why Davante Adams will be an x-factor plus the offensive line concerns aren't that big of a deal (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about why the Milwaukee Brewers need to figure out how to deal with the Philadelphia Phillies. 0-5 isn't going to cut it (15-22 minutes). Lastly, Charlie brings back Chuck's Corner where he's talking about trying to lose weight during the football season (23-33 minutes).

On the Monday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' improbable comeback on Sunday. Why this speaks to what the Brewers can bring to the table in October as well as the Saturday win with Adrian Houser's dominance. (0-15 minutes) Charlie also talks about the Graham Mertz issues on Saturday along with Wisconsin's playcalling issues. Where do the Badgers go from here? (15-24 minutes) Lastly, Charlie discusses why worrying about Jordan Love is not worth anyone's time (24-34 minutes).

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Wisconsin-Penn State game and the betting angles around it. Charlie explains the segment which he did last season a bit but things are getting blown out this year. Charlie likes the home team for this one (0-16 minutes). In an exciting moment, Charlie talks about the Week 1 slate and which game you should watch in each window (16-24 minutes). The show wraps up with recapping the Brewers-Giants series and getting ready for the St. Louis Cardinals (24-33 minutes).

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie hands out awards for the 53-man roster talking through roster cuts, surprise roster invites and much more (5-23 minutes). Charlie also talks about why these wins for the Brewers continue to build confidence that they can play with anyone (23-32 minutes). Lastly, Charlie explains why the Packers-Saints game will be played in Arizona (32-39 minutes).

The Daily Tap is back after the wedding hiatus. Charlie talks about that for a bit before getting started today (0-6 minutes). Then he talks about the cool partnership he's doing with Playaction Pools (6-8 minutes). Then they get into the show. Charlie talks about his weird realtionship with college football. Why it's a sport he loves but he has a hard time with it given his enjoyment of Marquette basketball and the mubb community on Twitter. But this year, he's owning it (8-21 minutes). Charlie also talks about the Badgers' surprising choice to roll with Chez Mullinari at running back over Jalen Berger plus some early thoughts about Penn State (21-28 minutes). Lastly, he talks about the Brewers' solid win against the San Francisco Giants (28-36 minutes).

Today's edition of The Daily Tap features Aaron Rodgers, the Milwaukee Brewers, and Mike Budenholzer. We start with Aaron Rodgers and wonder if he should really be on the hot seat with fans? Why there needs to be an understanding between the fan base and Rodgers. And how there should be more of a focus on enjoying the ride (0-12 minutes). Charlie recaps last night's Brewers' game and looks ahead to this evening. Can Brandon Woodruff fix himself? (12-22 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the new contract for Bud and why the Bucks shouldn't remain stagnant this year (22-30 minutes).