Good Karma Sports founder and CEO Craig Karmazin joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy after experiencing the Bills’ new stadium and a memorable night in Buffalo. Craig and Chewy debate whether the Brewers reaching 100 wins would still matter if Milwaukee falls short of the World Series. The conversation turns to the Packers, where Craig explains why he remains impressed with Jordan Love despite serious concerns about Green Bay’s offensive line. Plus, the crew discusses Josh Allen’s remarkable rushing production and his entertaining, aggressive style of quarterback play.

Interesting method. This hour, we begin with the Oconomowoc parking debacle. We also go over Tausch & Gabe's Packers predicitons for this weekend's game against the Jets. And Pancake needs parenting advice.

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to examine how the Packers reached Week 2 without a clear answer on their five best offensive linemen. Wilde discusses Aaron Banks’ lingering knee issue, Green Bay’s financial commitment to him and the uncertainty surrounding the right guard position. He also questions why Jagger Burton didn’t get an opportunity after receiving so much praise during training camp. Plus, Wilde explains how recent personnel decisions have left Green Bay with plenty of offensive linemen but few obvious answers up front.

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Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to examine how the Packers reached Week 2 without a clear answer on their five best offensive linemen. Wilde discusses Aaron Banks’ lingering knee issue, Green Bay’s financial commitment to him and the uncertainty surrounding the right guard position. He also questions why Jagger Burton didn’t get an opportunity after receiving so much praise during training camp. Plus, Wilde explains how recent personnel decisions have left Green Bay with plenty of offensive linemen but few obvious answers up front.

The Packers are trying to rebound against the Jets, but Jen, Gabe and Chewy are increasingly concerned about an offensive line that struggled mightily in Week 1. The crew questions how Green Bay reached the regular season without identifying its five best offensive linemen and debates how much blame belongs with Brian Gutekunst, Matt LaFleur and the coaching staff. Chewy explains the details of pass protection and why communication mistakes should be fixable heading into Week 2. Plus, the crew looks at the Jets matchup, Green Bay’s potential changes at guard and why a loss would send concern surrounding the Packers to another level.

Chewy is predicting a Packers bounce-back against the Jets, but can Green Bay’s offensive line give Jordan Love enough protection to make it happen? Jen, Gabe and Chewy discuss how players learn pass protection, why the mental mistakes against Minnesota were so troubling and whether the current practice structure makes offensive line development more difficult. The crew also examines possible changes at guard and how the Packers can respond to the Jets pass rush. Plus, they discuss the latest developments surrounding Josh Jacobs before making their Week 2 predictions.

Carmen and Jurko open a Dr. Pepper Bears Friday by reacting to the Bills’ Week 2 win over the Lions, Josh Allen’s incredible start and Buffalo’s brand-new stadium. The guys also review the Barenaked Ladies’ Canadian national anthem before unveiling the Throw-mometer, which will track Caleb Williams’ push toward the first 4,000-yard passing season in Bears history. They preview Bears-Vikings with Kyler Murray still working through concussion protocol, Darnell Wright trending in the right direction and Brian Flores waiting for Ben Johnson’s offense. The hour also hits the Cubs’ possible playoff clinch, the White Sox’s massive win over Detroit, Munetaka Murakami’s three-run homer and Miguel Vargas’ clutch late-game defense. Carmen and Jurko close by looking at the White Sox’s playoff math and why Sunday’s divisional matchup already matters.

ESPN's College Football Writer, Jake Trotter, joins to talk Ohio State after the Texas loss and Kevan joins to talk high school football.

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On HIRED, we’re joined by Good Karma Brands Sports Director of Content Danny Zederman, who discusses two positions he is hiring for at ESPN Milwaukee: Producer and Digital Content Creator. Danny explains what he looks for in an ideal candidate and shares how he started as a producer and continued to grow throughout his career.

We’re also joined by Eric Davidson, Director of Research and Special Projects at Good Karma Brands. Eric discusses his more than 20-year journey with the company, what has kept him there, and what makes the Good Karma team so special.