Collin, Mike, and Riley breakdown the Packers’ start to the offseason, highlighting the biggest moves so far and what holes still need to be addressed heading into the draft. Then, with March Madness back, the crew reveals their brackets, calling out potential upsets, cinderella teams, final four picks, and who they think will win it all. Plus, listeners are invited to join “The Dairyland Drive” ESPN bracket challenge and compete against the guys before the tournament tips off!

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Collin and Riley are joined by special guest Peyton to break down the 2025 offensive line performance for the Green Bay Packers, handing out individual grades and a final group grade for the unit in the trenches. The crew then recaps the early chaos of the National Football League offseason, discussing moves made by the Packers and notable storylines from around the league. To wrap things up in the "Final Drive", they preview the newly announced fight card for UFC Freedom 250, a historic event scheduled for June at the White House.

Collin, Mike, and Riley continue their 2025 positional grades for the Packers, this week focusing on the pass catchers. What did the crew think about the wide receiver and tight end performances individually and as a group this past season? Then in an action-packed 3-and-Out, they break down the Packers' new special teams coach hire, the rookie scouting combine, and some moves that have officially kicked off the NFL offseason. Finally, in the “Final Drive,” the guys try to make the Bears, Lions, and Vikings Super Bowl contenders with only three moves each.

The positional grades roll on as Collin, Mike, and Riley break down the Packers’ running back room from the 2025 season. How did Josh Jacobs perform in year two, and did the group as a whole meet expectations? The crew hands out their individual and overall grades before jumping into a wide-ranging "3-and-Out" covering stories from across the sports world. To close out Episode 50, the guys fire up the "Final Drive" by attempting to turn the Packers into Super Bowl contenders with just three moves this offseason.

The positional breakdowns begin as the guys evaluate the Packers’ quarterback play from the 2025 season. From Jordan Love’s consistency and growth to Malik Willis’ impact in limited action, Collin, Mike, and Riley assign their official grades — both individually and as a unit. They also hit the latest coaching news in “3 and Out,” before closing things out with a creative “Final Drive” imagining Packers players competing in the Olympics.

The NFL offseason is officially underway, and Collin, Mike, and Riley break down the state of the Packers roster and the direction the franchise is heading. How close is Green Bay to the Super Bowl Champion Seahawks, and what moves need to be made to close that gap? The guys dive into offseason priorities and what it will take to turn contender into champion. Then in the "Final Drive,” they shift to the state of Big Ten basketball and preview what to watch as Olympic hockey approaches.

Collin, Mike, and Riley check in on the Packers’ coaching staff turnover, breaking down what the recent changes mean and what to expect from the new hires heading into the next phase. The guys then dive into some major roster decisions for 2026, debating key free agents and players already under contract — who’s sticking around, and who might be on their way out? To wrap things up, the "Final Drive" closes out the season with Super Bowl picks as the crew makes their predictions on who will come out on top.

Collin, Mike, and Riley put a bow on the Packers season and officially kick off the offseason. The crew looks ahead to key storylines, starting with Matt LaFleur returning as head coach and the decision to move on from defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley. They discuss what Green Bay could be looking for in its next DC, including Riley’s Top 5 options. The episode wraps up with “Final Drive” pick’ems, as all three hosts remain tied with just three NFL games left this season.

The regular season is over, and the Green Bay Packers are back in the playoffs for the third straight season. Collin, Mike, and Riley preview the rubber match against their longtime rivals, the Chicago Bears, with everything on the line Saturday night at Soldier Field. The crew breaks down what must go right for the Packers to survive and advance, key matchups to watch, and the pressure facing both teams. Then, the "Final Drive" returns with a clean slate as the crew starts fresh and makes picks for all six Wild Card games.

Collin, Mike, and Riley break down the Packers’ third straight loss, this time at home against the Ravens, and ask the uncomfortable questions Green Bay fans are starting to fear. Is this stretch a sign of bigger issues heading into the playoffs, or just a late-season skid? Is the Packers season already done? Then the guys make seven picks in the "Final Drive" pick'em segment as the regular season comes to a close.