The Homer Hour

Homer & Tony play Are You Smarter Than, Jeff from Jeff's Sports stops by to talk trading cards, Slim Jim joins the guys to give his pick for the Super Bowl, the Box Office Blitz and the guys make their One Call, That's All for the Weekend.

Homer & Tony wonder if Tampa Bay's defense needs to be impressive in the Super Bowl to justify the Packers loss to the Bucs, Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins the show, ESPN Football Analyst Marcus Spears spots by to talk Packers and Aaron Rodgers and the guys discuss Twitter followers and tweets.

Homer & Tony play Are You Smarter Than, wonder if Jordan Love will ever be the full-time starting quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, Fox 6 Sports & Hall of Fame wingman Tim Van Vooren joins the show to talk Packers, Bucks & Brewers and how much is too much to spend on the Olympic games?

Homer & Tony react to the Brett Favre's comments about Deshaun Watson requesting a trade from the Houston Texans, the guys wonder if fans care about details of contracts when players are signed, Homer & Packers reporter Jason Wilde have another spirited conversation regarding the Green & Gold and Tony gives his take on the Bucks win over the Indiana Pacers.

Are You Smarter Than? The guys wonder if people are emotional eaters, play Rainman, and do you think Aaron Rodgers would sit out the coming season if he doesn't get the money he wants from the Packers this offseason?

Packers reporter Jason Wilde, Aaron Rodgers' new girlfriend, did Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst draft Jordan Love because he thought Aaron Rodgers was done, and do you think Gutey is a better general manager now than he was last year?

Homer & Tony are at odds about when to pay Aaron Rodgers and how possible contract extension could go down. Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins the show to break down number 12's future in Green Bay. Bucks reporter Zora Stephenson stops by to recap the Bucks' big win over the Portland Trail Blazers and the guys continue their daily show dedication surrounding Black History Month.

Former Packers defensive back & current Ole Miss cornerbacks coach Terrell Buckley joins the show to talk all things Packers. In addition, Kyle Wallace from 101.7 The Truth joins the show as we kickoff Black History Month show dedications.

Homer & Tony discuss the future of Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay, wonder how the team will look in 2021 with the current salary cap, and get the latest on Matt LaFleur and Brian Gutekunst season-ending press conferences from Packers reporter Jason Wilde.