Wilde & Tausch

Aaron Rodgers had more nice things to say about Romeo Doubs. ESPN Patriots reporter Mike Reiss--the Rob Demovsky of New England--joins the show to share his insight on this week's game. Whoa Nelly! refusing to celebrate Aaron Judge's home run achievement. And a two-minute drill edition of Wilde & Tausch Trivia.

One of the most excruciating conversations you may ever listen to: Wilde & Tausch arguing over how many games back the Brewers are of the Phillies in the NL Wild Card race. Aaron Rodgers says there's no such thing as a trap game...but is he telling the truth? Flush It Or Flesch It? presented by Gordon Flesch Company has Tausch reinventing streaming services in the form of...cable? And reactions to Ben Brust's Badgers rant yesterday on Scalzo & Brust.

The show begins putting Donezo The Clown back in his box after a GREAT Brewers win over the Cardinals. Then, looking ahead to Packers-Patriots this weekend at Lambeau Field. Can fans name 3 current Patriots players? And examining the "day-by-day" commentary and legend of Bill Belichick, including a round of Did You Hear This?

Tausch starts the show bummed about the Cardinals celebrating winning the NL Central at Am Fam Field last night. Is it time to bring in Donezo The Clown for the Crew? Jason makes the assertion that Romeo Doubs is the most even-keeled player he's covered in 27 years on the Packers beat. Is that hyperbole or accurate? Also, reviewing what Aaron Rodgers said about Romeo on The Pat McAfee Show. And speaking of hyperbolic, who did Jason compare Romeo Doubs to in his Wisconsin State Journal story?

Amid all the praise for Romeo Doubs, Aaron Rodgers also had nice things to say about Allen Lazard. But is it safe to say Doubs has now passed Lazard as the Packers #1 wide receiver? Wilde & Tausch Trivia asks about different Packers receivers. And Homer joins for his weekly appearance, including a Brewers debate with Tausch and his thoughts on who the true Packers #1 receiver now is.

Following a text from a fan of the show in Tampa preparing for the hurricane, Tausch suggests a radical idea for this weekend's Chiefs-Buccaneers game on Sunday Night Football. Tom Hanks is back in the news talking about his movie career, and you know this show's history talking Tom Hanks movies! Also, Whoa Nelly! featuring phone calls versus doing things online. And what should Jason ask Matt LaFleur today during his media availability?

The show kicks off with the guys enjoying a listen to Tausch's appearance Friday afternoon on ESPN Radio's Bart and Hahn with Bart Scott and Alan Hahn. Everybody in their right mind would side with Tausch on a significant wager he made with Bart about the Packers winning the division, right? Also, Power Rankings Tuesday features the guys sharing who they think Aaron Rodgers' biggest rival has been throughout his career. Plus, Matt LaFleur is taking responsibility for Sammy Watkins' injury? And Wilde & Tausch Trivia.

It's finally time to talk about Wisconsin's 52-21 loss to Ohio State. Has the Badgers football program peaked and it's all downhill from here? Or did Saturday night's loss simply just mark the end of an era of Wisconsin football, and it will eventually return to glory? After Twitter Trash or Twitter Treasure presented by WM, the Badgers Outsider presented by PDS joins to share his assessment of the state of the program.

The guys break down the shared workload plan that was in place for David Bakhtiari's return in Tampa and what it means for his progress returning from injury for the near and distant future. Also, reviewing responses from fans suggesting who (or what) is Aaron Rodgers' biggest rival. Plus, Whoa Nelly! celebrating Mike McCarthy's win on Monday Night Football and National Chocolate Milk Day. And what to make of some comments from Clay Matthews about not being invited to return to Green Bay for a final season.

Tausch is optimistic about what he saw in the Packers 14-12 win over the Buccaneers, while Jason is a little more pessimistic. The guys share their main takeaways on a Victory Monday, including positives and negatives.