This week on The Tundra, John Kuhn, Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, and Ryan Wing react to the Packers’ frustrating loss in Minnesota and ask the biggest question: why can’t this team finish games?

The crew breaks down Green Bay’s fourth-quarter collapse, their multiple red-zone failures, and the controversial calls that didn't go their way. We'll also explain why the Packers’ defense deserved more credit than the final score suggests—and why the offensive line has become a major concern.

Plus: it wasn't all bad!  The guys weigh in on Jordan Love’s unrelenting toughness, Christian Watson looking like a true WR1 and Keisean Nixon’s encouraging performance. 

And finally, we'll assess what the Packers need to fix before facing the New York Jets. Can Green Bay bounce back and avoid an 0-2 start?  We'll tell you what we think this week on The Tundra!

Can the Green Bay Packers steal Week 1 in Minnesota? John Kuhn and Ha Ha Clinton-Dix break down Packers at Vikings — Jordan Love vs Brian Flores, life without Josh Jacobs, Tucker Kraft's return, and how to stop Justin Jefferson. 

 The Tundra previews Green Bay's Week 1 showdown at U.S. Bank Stadium. Matt LaFleur vs Brian Flores, the run game with MarShawn Lloyd & Chris Brooks, and final score predictions for the NFC North opener. 

Hosted by John Kuhn (3x All-Pro, Super Bowl Champion) & Ha Ha Clinton-Dix with Ryan Wing

The Green Bay Packers INITIAL 53-man roster is SET — and Brian Gutekunst was BUSY!

What was YOUR biggest surprise from cutdown day? Drop it in the comments! 

On the latest episode of The Tundra, John Kuhn, Ha Ha Clinton-Dix and Ryan Wing dig into a lively Packers cornerback competition!

Ha Ha shares the story of Keisean Nixon giving him a call after hearing his camp assessment, while John explains why Nixon can still be such an important asset for Green Bay. The guys also discuss the smoke around a possible Carrington Valentine trade, why Ha Ha does not want to see him go anywhere, and what Domani Jackson has shown so far.

Plus, John and Ha Ha make the case for Mark Perry and Anthony Campbell, share some real perspective on the practice squad experience, react to the Packers’ new “rivalry” uniforms, and break down a little camp dust-up between Matthew Golden and Barryn Sorrell.

Keisean Nixon says he’s being “punished.”  Is he? On this week's episode of The Tundra, John Kuhn, Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, and Ryan Wing tell you if the Nixon saga is a real Packers concern or a case of a talented player needing to turn down the noise and turn up the football.  The guys go in-depth on Nixon's comments, his missed tackle, and whether a surprise trade or cut is actually on the table.

We'll also react to Green Bay’s first preseason game, including Trey Smack’s standout night, Brandon Cisse and Skyy Moore making plays, and why Jonathan Gannon’s defensive approach was anything but the usual preseason vanilla.

Plus: Tucker Kraft returns to team drills while his contract situation remains unresolved, Marshawn Lloyd takes some much-needed hits, and Ha Ha’s gives us his all-time embarrassing preseason special teams story.

On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law, John Kuhn and Matt Schneidman break down the biggest storylines emerging from Packers training camp including the possibility of Brandon Cisse earning a starting job by Week 1! We’ll weigh in on the rookie cornerback’s early impact.  Plus, the guys have got an encouraging update on Tucker Kraft as he continues progressing toward a return ahead of the season opener.

Then, John and Matt examine the growing pressure on rookie kicker Trey Smack, provide the latest injury updates on Micah Parsons, Luke Musgrave and Aaron Banks, and spotlight under-the-radar players making a push for the roster.

All that PLUS: we reveal the only NFL coordinator that wears cleats to practice, and John reveals the advice his wife gave him back during his first NFL training camp.

Green Bay Packers training camp kicks off in 48 hours — Matt Schneidman & John Kuhn break down every major storyline heading into camp.

On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law, John Kuhn and Matt Schneidman are examining Jeremy Fowler’s poll of NFL coaches, executives and scouts that lists Jordan Love as the league’s 13th best quarterback. Huh??  Are you surprised by the NFL’s perception of Green Bay’s QB1 or do you actually think they pretty much nailed it?

And while we’re on the topic of the Packers quarterback, we ask you the following question: You can only choose one – MVP-level play from Love or elite-level performance from the defense – which one are you going with?  Matt and John weigh in with their thoughts.

And before getting out, the guys react to the breaking news of Isaiah McDuffie’s contract extension as well.

That’s all this week on The Tundra!

On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law, John Kuhn and Matt Schneidman are giving you their most up-to-date NFC North power rankings. Has Green Bay done enough to overtake the Bears?  Could Detroit be due for a bounce back season?  And is this, top-to-bottom, the toughest division in football?

The guys also provide their perspective on some of the division’s off-field controversies involving Terrion Arnold and Josh Jacobs.  John explains the differences between these two situations and how these things are typically handled behind-the-scenes.

And finally, which marquee Packers would extend?  Kraft? Wyatt? Nixon?  We’ll share our thoughts on all that and much much more and this edition of The Tundra!

On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law, John Kuhn and Matt Schneidman are discussing Tucker Kraft’s chances of being ready to play week 1 restriction-free and just how vitally important he is to the success of this Packers team.  The guys also take a look at Kraft’s contract situation and predict some big money headed #85’s way in the not-too-distant future.

Then: Is Marshawn Lloyd the most intriguing player on this Packers team?  He’s played just 1 game in 2 seasons!  And yet, his potential has both fans and teammates hoping to see much much more in year 3.

All that plus: Matt’s run-in with the law at the College World Series and memories of the “dump” in Chicago also known as Soldier Field.