Sparky, Gary, and Leroy continue reminiscing on Super Bowl XXXI, including the first sack of the game coming from a certain Big Show co-host!

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Four: On this day 25 years ago, the man sitting across from Sparky in studio Leroy Butler was busy making life miserable for Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe along with the rest of his Packer teammates in a 35-21 Super Bowl XXXI win that was an incredible moment for the players, coaches, media, and fans that had languished for thirty years before that. We relive the big day plus play some memorable highlights courtesy of the late Pat Summerall and John Madden.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Three: Last night, CheeseheadTV's Aaron Nagler did an interview with Packers tackle David Bakhtiari, during which he talked about his use in the largely meaningless regular season finale against the Detroit Lions. Sparky, Gary, and Leroy debate whether or not is was a mistake to use Bakhtiari in that game given that he missed the playoff loss, plus we put a lid on the over/underrated conversation about Matt LaFleur.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Two: It appears the callers have a lot of thoughts on whether or not Packers head coach Matt LaFleur is overrated or not. Despite being the winningest coach through his first 40 games in NFL history, his playoff record of 2-3 has left a lot to be desired for many. Leroy Butler hops in this hour and joins the conversation with Sparky and Gary.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour One: With Saturday's loss to the 49ers, Packer head coach Matt LaFleur is now 2-3 in the postseason as the head guy. So despite his 41-13 overall record since taking over, some Packers fans are starting to think the young LaFleur may be overrated. Sparky and Gary Ellerson debate the topic, and get the view of PLENTY of callers!

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Four: Sparky, Gary, and Leroy check back in on how fans are feeling after the Packers' loss on Saturday, plus react to what Aaron Rodgers had to say in his appearance this afternoon on The Pat McAfee Show on how, if he does retire, he wouldn't come back a year later similar to another Packer quarterback.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Three: The calls keep coming in on where fans rank last Saturday's Packers playoff loss compared to playoff defeats of the past. The callers find a spot for this loss amongst other notable one such as the 2014 NFC Championship Game loss to Seattle, the 2007 NFC Divisional loss to New York, and even the "4th and 26" loss to the Eagles in 2004.

Our good friend Ryan Wood from the Green Bay Press Gazette joins The Wendy's Big Show for a complete breakdown of the Packers' loss Saturday, and it's such a thorough breakdown that we can't confine it to just one segment this week!

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Two: Sparky, Gary, and Leroy try to figure out where the Packers' loss to the 49ers, with all its expectations, ranks among all the Packers' postseason losses (is it worse than the Seattle game??). Plus we get a double dose of our friend Ryan Wood from the Green Bay Press Gazette.

There's still a lot to unpack from the Packers' loss to the 49ers on Saturday, and helping us do so is our Audacy NFL Insider Ross Tucker. Ross and the guys dissect the loss, what the future holds for Green Bay and Aaron Rodgers, and how the rest of the NFL playoffs could shake out.