Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy after Milwaukee’s brutal loss to the Cubs and explains why Kyle Harrison’s velocity is a legitimate concern. Levering views September as an “open audition” for several Brewers pitchers as the club determines who can be trusted in the postseason. He also explains why he would still start Harrison in Cincinnati rather than skip his turn. Plus, Levering discusses Jackson Chourio’s remarkable production at just 22 years old, potential September call-ups, Christian Yelich and how Pat Murphy could mix and match the lineup heading into October.

Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy after Milwaukee’s brutal loss to the Cubs and explains why Kyle Harrison’s velocity is a legitimate concern. Levering views September as an “open audition” for several Brewers pitchers as the club determines who can be trusted in the postseason. He also explains why he would still start Harrison in Cincinnati rather than skip his turn. Plus, Levering discusses Jackson Chourio’s remarkable production at just 22 years old, potential September call-ups, Christian Yelich and how Pat Murphy could mix and match the lineup heading into October.

Beaver Dam football coach Brock Linde previews Friday's Badger Small opener at Fort Atkinson

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter says all options remain on the table for Josh Jacobs after the Packers running back was placed on the commissioner’s exempt list. Schefter explains why Jacobs’ November 17 court date and the reported existence of video could loom large over when—or whether—he returns to the field. He also discusses the NFL’s approach to cases involving video evidence and why the league may proceed cautiously. Plus, Schefter weighs in on the Packers’ tight end moves, Tucker Kraft’s contract situation and what Aaron Donald’s return means for the Rams.

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter says all options remain on the table for Josh Jacobs after the Packers running back was placed on the commissioner’s exempt list. Schefter explains why Jacobs’ November 17 court date and the reported existence of video could loom large over when—or whether—he returns to the field. He also discusses the NFL’s approach to cases involving video evidence and why the league may proceed cautiously. Plus, Schefter weighs in on the Packers’ tight end moves, Tucker Kraft’s contract situation and what Aaron Donald’s return means for the Rams.

Jason Wilde breaks down the Packers’ running back situation with Josh Jacobs on the commissioner’s exempt list. He explains why Marshawn Lloyd now faces much greater expectations and how Caleb Johnson or Pierre Strong could fit into Green Bay’s plans against Minnesota. Wilde also examines whether the Packers anticipated Jacobs’ situation when constructing the roster and highlights Matt LaFleur’s careful wording about Jacobs remaining “on our team.” Plus, he discusses Green Bay’s additions at tight end and what they could mean for the position.

The Brewers got demolished 17-3 by the Cubs, but Jen, Gabe and Chewy debate whether one ugly night should create any real concern. Kyle Harrison’s declining velocity, changing arm angle and potential pitch tipping raise questions about whether Milwaukee should skip his next start. The crew examines Harrison’s dramatic home-road splits and what they could mean for his role in a postseason rotation. They also discuss Dustin May and why September could be critical for determining which Brewers pitchers can be trusted in October.

The uncertainty surrounding Josh Jacobs dominates the hour as Jen, Gabe and Chewy react to new information that the Packers may not have seen the video referenced in his case. The crew debates what Green Bay knew, what Jacobs could legally share and why the NFL may be unwilling to act until it gets more information. They also consider whether Jacobs has already played his final game for the Packers and how much his absence changes the offense. Plus, Chewy puts together his preseason NFL power rankings, with the Packers landing outside the league’s top tier.

Not the sirens you're thinking of. This hour, we begin with the trouble that businesses on Water Street are having and why that is. Plus, the trials of the drop-off line. And the Brewers have to brush yesterday's tough loss off and get ready for tonight against the Cubs