Mike Rizzo and Colin Russo figure out if the Patriots have a problem after their 13-10 loss to the Seahawks.

The Wisconsin Broadcasters Association canceled its planned gubernatorial debate after Tom Tiffany’s campaign declined to participate, leaving voters with fewer opportunities to hear directly from the candidates.

Adam Roberts and Neal Doyle discuss what the decision says about modern campaign strategy, the growing role of social media, the future of televised debates, and how political coverage needs to adapt to the changing media landscape.

Catch the Decision Wisconsin podcast for more coverage of Wisconsin politics and the 2026 governor’s race.

Colin Russo details why he believes the Rams will win the Travel Schedule Superbowl against the 49ers, Steve Politziner joins

WISN 12 sports anchor Stephanie Sutton joins the show to discuss the latest developments surrounding Josh Jacobs after his surprise court appearance and no-contest plea, what it could mean for a potential NFL suspension, and how the Packers move forward without their star running back. Sutton also shares her perspective on Jacobs' reputation inside the locker room after covering the team for more than two decades. Plus, a look at Aaron Rodgers' latest comments about his split from Green Bay, his relationship with the front office, whether he'll ever fully reconcile with the organization, and why Sutton believes Packers fans will welcome him back to Lambeau Field when the time comes.

A packed hour featuring the latest on Packers running back Josh Jacobs after his no-contest plea and what it could mean for NFL discipline, plus Alex Stroh breaks down Aaron Rodgers' continued frustration over his departure from Green Bay and previews the Packers' opener against the Vikings. We also celebrate the legacy of Bob Uecker as producer Barry Pohlman discusses the hit documentary Ueck and its special streaming release on Brewers TV, before turning to Wisconsin politics with UW-La Crosse professor Anthony Chergosky, who explains what the loss of a gubernatorial debate means for voters and why candidates are increasingly reluctant to share the stage.

Wisconsin voters appear headed toward a campaign season with just one gubernatorial debate after the cancellation of the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association forum. UW-La Crosse political scientist Anthony Chergosky discusses why debates have become increasingly rare, what voters lose when candidates share the stage only once, and how modern campaigns prioritize message control over unscripted exchanges. The conversation also explores the strategic calculations behind the decision, the impact of a late October debate, and a controversial proposal unveiled at the Republican midterm convention that could reshape the national political conversation.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, and Chopz discuss Browns being underrated, Shedeur's jersey mishap, and Austin Barber possibly starting.

Good Karma Sports' Alex Stroh joins the show to break down a busy day in Packers news. The conversation starts with Josh Jacobs' surprise court appearance and no-contest plea, what it could mean for his NFL suspension, and the lingering questions surrounding video evidence in the case. Then, the focus shifts to Aaron Rodgers, who pushed back on recent comments from Matt LaFleur and opened up about his departure from Green Bay, his relationship with the front office, and why he still believes the Packers wanted him gone. Plus, Rodgers reflects on handing the reins to Jordan Love, and Alex gives his final thoughts on the Packers' chances heading into Week 1 against the Vikings.

CLE Browns Daily HR 2 - Nathan talks to Jared Verse. Then, the guys preview the AFC/NFC North and listen back to OC, Travis Switzer.

The documentary Ueck celebrates the extraordinary life and legacy of broadcasting legend Bob Uecker, from his humble baseball career to becoming one of the most beloved voices in sports. Producer Barry Potlermann joins the show to discuss the film's remarkable success in Wisconsin, the overwhelming reaction from fans and the Uecker family, and why Uecker's story resonates far beyond baseball. The conversation explores the perseverance, humor, and authenticity that made "Mr. Baseball" a cultural icon, while offering a behind-the-scenes look at how the documentary came together. Plus, details on the film's special 24-hour streaming window on Brewers TV, giving fans another chance to experience Uecker's unforgettable story from home.