The Milwaukee Brewers are coming off one of the most memorable seasons in franchise history, having won a franchise and league-high 97 games last season.

Can the 2006 Brewers duplicate that type of season?

Can they do even better?

Gery Woelfel and Dan Zielinski III of the Baseball Prospect Journal take a deep dive into the 2026 Brewers roster, and point out what are the team's strengths ... and weaknesses.

Woelfel and Zielinski also break down the Brewers' latest trade, a somewhat controversial one, while also chatting about the uncertainty of the Brewers starting rotation and some of the Brewers' young prospects who could make impacts this season.

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The Pittsburgh Steeles are turning into Packers East. The Steelers recently named Mike McCarthy as their new head coach, thus becoming the latest former Packer to relocate to Pittsburgh.

Gery Woelfel and Ross McCorkle of Steelersdept.com discuss the Steelers growing collection of former Packers players and coaches, another them future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

Woelfel and McCorkle also banter about a wide-range of other Packers-Steelers topics as well as the top performers at the Senior Bowl , which Woelfel and McCorkle covered.

Finally, the veteran reporters offer up their takes on the upcoming Super Bowl and whether Bad Bunny should have been chosen as the game's featured halftime entertainer.

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Several former Green Bay P:ackers have found their way to Pittsburgh, including newly-hired coach Mike McCarthy. McCarthy, the former Packers head coach, could be reunited with future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers, whom he coached in Green Bay. The Steelers also added James Campen, a well-respected offensive line coach who also played and coached the Packers.

Gery Woelfel and Ross McCorkle of Steelesdepot.com discuss how the Steelers have had an infusion of former Packers while also discussing some of the top performers at the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala., and offering up their Super Bowl predictions.

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Chris Jacke played six stellar seasons for the Green Bay Packers. He was a Pro Bowl selection, played a key role in helping the Packers win Super Bowl XXXI and is a member of the Packers Hall of Fame.

Jacke sat down with Gery Woelfel and shared his opinions on an array of Packer topics while taking a stroll down memory lanes, recalling his day as a teammate of Brett Favre, Reggie White and LeRoy Butler.

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The Green Bay Packers will play a familiar for in the NFC playoffs Saturday. The Packers will meet their arch-rivals, the Chicago Bears, in what could be a classic game in the Windy City.

The Packers and Bears split during the regular season, with the Packers winning in Green Bay and the Bears winning g in Chicago.

Gery Woelfel and Chuck Freimund take a deep look at the key matchups in the game and what both teams will have to do to come away with a win. Woelfel and Freimund also discuss a spate of other topics, including whether Jordan Love will have a statement game and whether Matt LaFleur will be coaching the team next season.

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Gery Woelfel is joined in this podcast by two, long-time Packers fans who have closely followed the team for nearly four decades. Woelfel and his guests, Dave Schultz and Mike Moore, offer their takes on a wide-range of Packers topics, including whether the Packers should retains GM Brian Gutekunst and head coach Matt LaFleur.

The trio also banter about whether Jordan Love is the franchise's next great quarterback, following in the footsteps of Bart Starr, Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers. Additionally, Woelfel & Company discuss how the Packers will fare in the playoffs and give their picks on which team will win the Super Bowl.

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Head coach Matt LaFleur is making a habit of leading the Green Bay Packers into the playoffs. They have participated in post-season play in five of the last six seasons and are on the brink of making it six of seven years.

Gery Woelfel and John Pappadopoulos banter about LaFleur's success along with a myriad of other playoff topics. Woelfel and Pappadopoulos also discus how the Packers have amazingly overcome a rash of injuries to key players and the future of Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley.

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The Packers and Bears have exchanged unpleasantries since 1921, and have a played a slew of classic games. Another one could be in the offing Sunday when the Packers host their arch-rivals at historic Lambeau Field.

Veteran reporters Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel explain the importance of this game and what each team needs to do to prevail. Woelfel and Reischel also touch on a bunch of other hot Packers topics, including the sterling play of quarterback Jordan Love and how he has to be in the MVP conversation, why the Packers need to replace Romeo Doubs on punt returns and their predictions on the upcoming big game.

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A lot is riding on the Packers-Vikings game Sunday at Lambeau Field. A win puts the Packers in a good spot for a playoff berth; a loss would put the Vikings in jeopardy of not making the playoffs.

Gery Woelfel and Rob Reiischel analyze this key matchup and also banter about the sterling play of quarterback Jordan Love, the unstable kicking situation and how Christian Watson could be the "X' factor for the Packers down the stretch.

Woelfel and Reischel also give their opinions on who should win the NFL Most Valuable Player award. And neither veteran scribe believe the coveted award should go to a quarterback.

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The Packers, considered legit Super Bowl contenders at the outset of the season, have fallen on hard times. They've lost two straight games and face a brutal schedule the rest of the way.

Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel chat at length about what the Packers need to do to get back on track and make a playoff run. Woelfel and Reischel also discuss a wide-range of topics, including the Packers' injury-laden receiving corps, Jordan Love' and the offense's struggles and preview the upcoming game between the Packers and Giants.

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The enigmatic Packers hope to bounce back against the reigning Super Bowl champion Eagles on Monday night at historic Lambeau Field. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel take an extensive look at the much-anticipated game and discuss a wide-range of other Packers topics, including their decision to stand pat at the trading deadline, and whether Luke Musgrave can step up in replacing standout tight end Tucker Kraft and

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The enigmatic Packers hope to bounce back against the reigning Super Bowl champion Eagles on Monday night at historic Lambeau Field. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel take an extensive look at the much-anticipated game and discuss a wide-range of other Packers topics, including their decision to stand pat at the trading deadline, andwhether Luke Musgrave can step up in replacing standout tight end Tucker Kraft and

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The Green Bay Packers are back on track and are starting to look like legitimate Super Bowl contenders. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel thoroughly examine how the Packers have been able to reel off three straight wins and how they have positioned themselves quite nicely for the playoffs. The two veteran journalists also discuss the upcoming trade deadline and what positions the Packers need to shore up for the stretch run. Woelfel and Reischel also preview the Packers' next game, at Lambeau Field against the surprising Carolina Panthers.

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The Green Bay Packers are one of the best teams in the NFL, but still have some holes. They could fill them before the NFL's trading deadline on Nov. 4. Gery Woelfel and RobReischel explore a multitude of possibilities for the Packers to add a cornerback or defensive lineman. Woelfel and Reischel also discuss whether Rashan Gary is on the field enough and preview the Packers' upcoming game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Green Bay Packers will have to fix a bunch of problems if the intend to make a Super Bowl run. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel explain how the Packers can get back on track and how its imperative the offensive line get healthy,. The veteran reporters also offer up their choices for the most surprising player and most surprising team in the NFL so far this season.

The Green Bay Packers defense has been outstanding in its first three games of the season and ranks among the leaders in several defensive categories, including a No. 1 ranking in fewest points allowed per game. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel take a deep look into what has made the Packers defense so good. Woelfel and Reischelal also discuss how the NFC North Division is a monster ... and how it's only going to get better. Woelfel and Reischel end their podcast by previewing the Packers-Cowboys game and star Micah Parsons' much-awaited return to the "Big D''.

The Packers are off to a red-hot start, thanks in part to the sterling play of quarterback Jordan Love. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel discuss the development of Love and how he now seems firmly in control of the Packers' high-powered offense. Woelfel and Reischel also tackle a slew of other Packers topics, including the stellar play-calling of head coach Matt LaFleur and their upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns. Woelfel and Reischel conclude this podcast by making their Super Bowl predictions.

The Packers have high expectations for recently acquired Micah Parsons. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel take a long, hard look at the pros and cons of Parsons' game. Woelfel and Reischel also break down the keys to Sunday's highly-anticipated Packers-Lions game, one that features two legitimate Super Bowl contenders.

The Green Bay Packers have won a league-best 13 NFL championships -- easily the most in league history. They' are now shooting for No. 14. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel assess the Packers' chances of brining the Lombardi Trophy back to Titletown. Woelfel and Reischel focus on Three Things to Watch'' if the Packers are to expand their championship trophy collection.

The Green Bay Packers filled several of their holes during the draft and free agency. But did they do enough to take them to the next level and be certifiable Super Bowl contenders? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel take a hard look at some of the Packers' key offseason additions, including their top choice Matthew Golden., and offer up some their most memorable moments of the NFL draft held in Titletown.

The Packers bolstered their roster by signing two veteran players who figure to contribute immediately next season. They could further upgrade their roster by signing yet another free agent and by selecting a mukch-needed receiver or cornerback in the upcoming draft. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel offer upl their ideas on whom the Packers could be looking at in the draft. They also banter about a wide-rangle of Packers topics, including the fate of controversial cornerback Jaire Alexander.

The Milwaukee Brewers surprised a lot of baseball observers last season by winning 93 games -- the third most in the National League. The Brewers could surpass that win total this season if their young players, including 21-year-old sensation Jackson Churio, build off last season's successes. Gery Woelfel, Chuck Freimund and Dan Zielinski cover all the bases in this special Brewers podcast.

The Packers will have the 23rd overall pick in the April NFL draft. The Steelers will be picking two spots in front of them. Both teams are strongly considering selecting a receiver or cornerback. Gery Woelfel and Ross McCorkle of www.steelersdepot.com take an extensive look at which players the teams are focusing on drafting . Woelfel and McCorkle also discuss w: -- Whether Aaron Rodgers could be headed to P:ittsburgh. -- The status of Russell Wilson. -- And whether the Packers and Steelers will be exchanging unpleasantries next season in ... Dublin.

It's quite clear what the Packers need to do this offseason to become legitimate Super Bowl contenders. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel thoroughly examine the Packers strengths and weaknesses and what the team needs to do in free agency and the draft. Woelfel and Reischel also break down Jordan Love's season and discuss the team's enviable salary cap situation.

The Packers and Eagles will meet for the second time Sunday in Philadelphia. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel take a long, hard look at the NFC playoff matchup and break down what the Packers have to do to win. One of the priorities is keeping Eagles standout running back Saquon Barkley in check.. Woelfel and Reischel also talk about the loss of Packers receiver Christian Watson and how Josh Jacobs has to carry the ball early and often.

The Green Bay Packers defense turned in its best performance of the season against the Seahawks. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischeel discuss how the Packers are now acclimating to new defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley's schemes. Woelfel and Reischel also chat about Jordan Love's exceptional play of late and which team is likely to be the Packers' opponent in the opening round of the NFC playoffs.

A lot of Packers are enjoying banner seasons, but only a few of them figure to be selected to the Pro Bowl. In their latest podcast, Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel make their Packers Pro Bowl Selections. The veteran scribes also discuss two of the Packers' two most polarizing figures -- Jaire Alexander and Christian Watson -- and speculate on how they fit into the Packers' future plans.

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The Packers have eight regular-season gams remaining -- four at Lambeau Field and four on the road. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel dissect the Packers' remaining schedule and discuss whether Packers quarterback Jordan Love can go on a run similar to last season. Woelfels and Reischel also reveal their mid-season NFL Award winners, including their choices for MVP.

Two of the NFL's best teams -- the Packers and Texans -- will exchange unpleasantries Sunday at historic Lambeau Field. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel break down all the crucial elements to much-anticipated encounter. In addition to their deep dive into the big game, Woelfel and Reischel talk about the Packers' impressive, young offensive line, the signing of kicker Brandon McManus, and so much more.

After changing defensive coordinators, despite adding some players via the draft and free agency, the Packers' defense has been underachieving. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel take a critical and in-depth look at the Packers defense and its coordinator Jeff Hafley. Woelfel and Reischel also talk about the Packers revolving door with kickers and preview the Packers' next game against the Rams.

The Packers shelled out big bucks to sign veteran running back Josh Jacobs in free agency. The move looks like a stroke of genius. Jacobs has played well in the season opener and exceptionally well in Week 2. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel opine on the impact Jacobs has made with the Packers, along with giving thumbs up to Packers head coach and the offensive line in their impressive victory over the Colts.

The Green Bay Packers suffered a major blow in the season opener, losing star quarterback Jordan Love to a knee injury. With Love expected to miss several games, the Packers will need other players to step up. They could also acquire a QB in a trade as Gary Woelfel and Rob Reischel discuss. Woelfel and Reischel also banter about several other Packer topics, including the still shaky kicker situation, the lackluster play of Rashan Gary and Preston Smith and how the revamped defense has to be much better.

Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel gaze into their crystal balls and predict the Packers record and which teams they expect to be in the Super Bowl.

The Milwaukee Brewers were expected to have a forgettable season. Instead, they are having one of the most memorable ones in team history. Led by manager Pat Murphy, the Brewers have one of the best records in the Major Leagues and are well on their way to the playoffs. Gery Woelfel, along with Chuck Freimund of Locked on Brewers, and Dan Zielinski II of Baseball Prospect Journal, cover an array of Brewers topics, including the exceptional job being done by Murphy and the team's rising star Jackson Chourio.

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The Green Bay Packers made a deep run in the NFC playoffs last season and have since added several top-flight players to make them a viable Super Bowl Conference. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel break down the Packers' key offseason moves and offer up their opinions on just how good the Packers could be this season. Woelfel and Reischel also discuss a myriad of other Packers topics,, including the Packers revamped defense.

The Packers are coming off an outstanding 2023 draft and are hoping to do as well or better in this draft later this month. NFL draft expert John Vogel joins Gery Woelfel discuss the Packers' most pressing needs and which draft prospects could help take them to another level. Woelfel and Fogel also banter about University of Wisconsin standout running back Braelon Allen, whom the Packers have expressed interest in.

The Milwaukee Brewers have a new manager and some intriguing new players. Gery Woelfel and Dan Zielinski banter about how the new changes could impact the Brewers this season and predict how many wins the Brewers will rack up this season.

The Green Bay Packers enjoyed an almost storybook season. But where do they go from here? They'll have to make some major decisions during the offseason in order to become a legit NFC championship-caliber team. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel talk about what the Packers need to do in free agency and the draft for them to take the next big step.

Fresh off their shocking victory over the Cowboys, the Packers look to spring another major upset when they take on the heavily-favored 49ers on Saturday. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel break down all the keys to this highly anticiipated NFC playoff matchup. Woelfel and Reischel also discuss the magnificent play of Packers quarterback Jordan Love, along with the sterling play of the O-Line. Woelfel and Reischel also give their takes on the other three playoff games and which teams will be advancing to the conference championships.

The Packers hope to spring a major upset when they play the Dallas Cowboys in the first round of the NFC playoffs Sunday in Dallas. While the Packers are heavy underdogs, they have been playing well lately and are healthy for one of the few times this season. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischeel point out the keys to the game, including keeping Cowboys star receiver CeeDee Lamb in check. Woelfel and Reischel also banter about a slew of other topics, including the impressive play of Jordan Love and Aaron Jones.

It's now or never for the Green Nay Packers: Beat the Chicago Bears and they head to the NFC playoffs. Lose and they go on vacation. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel thoroughly break down all the key factors for Sunday's big game at Lambeau Field. Woelfel and Reischel also pick 10 quarterbacks they would want running their teams for the next five years. Is Packers young standout Jordan Love one of them?

The Pacers mission is simple: beat the Vikings on Sunday and then beat the Bears. in the regulars-season finale A slip-up against eith4r one of those teams would instantly end the Packers' hopes of gaining entry into the NFC playoffs. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel thoroughly break down Sunday night's huge game against the Vikings. Additionally, Woelfel and Reischel discuss the problematic ways of cornerback Jaire Alexander, the underproductive ways of Rashan Gary and the remarkable playo of Jordan Love.

The Packers had a game not-to-remember against the Giants, but they are still in a good position to make the NFC playoffs. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel rehash the forgettable Giants game while breaking down the Packers' chances of making the playoffs. Woelfel and Reishel also chat about a slew of other Packers' topics, including Rashan Gary's inconsistent play and Matt LaFleur's play-calling.

Following in the footstep of a legend like Aaron Rodgers isn't easy. But Jordan Love has beautifully handled the pressure and is already emerging as one of the more talented QBs in the NFL. What is Love's ceiling? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel talk extensively about Love's impressive play, while touching on a spate of other topics, including the key contributions of late by A.J. Dillon and the future of defensive coordinator Joe Barry.

The Green Bay Packers defense have been physically battered all season, but defensive coordinator Joe Barry has done a marvelous job of keeping things from going south. The Packers rank n the upper-third of the league in several defensive categories, including points allowed per game. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel critique Barry's job and also take a deep dive into the Packers' increasing playoff chances.

Packers quarterback Jordan Love has shown signs of being the leader of the Pack for years to come. But for Love to take the next step, he'll need a better supporting cast. Specifically, he'll need a difference-maker. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel have an in-depth conversation about Love and how the Packers just might be able to help his cause.

The Green Bay Packers are at the midway point of their season. With a 5-3 record, do they try to make a playoff push in a wide-open NFC? Or do they tank and attempt to secure a high draft choice? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel discuss that subject and many more in their latest podcast.

Have the Green Bay Packers already given up on this season? Gery Woelfel andd Rob Reischel discuss the Packers plans after trading starting cornerback Rasual Douglas to the Buffalo Bills. Woelfel and Reischel also chat about other key trades, Rashan Gary's new contract and the upcoming game between the Packers and Rams.

Packers quarterback Jordan Love has had his share of ups and downs so far this season. But does he warrant the criticism he's received on social media and the media? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel exchange their views on Love's play while also talking about the critical upcoming game between the Packers and Vikings at Lambeau Field.

Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel are joined by award-winning reporter Chris Tomasson of the Denver Gazette in discussing the Packers' important upcoming game against the Broncos. The trio of reporters also banter about a variety of other Packers and NFL topics, including the future of Patriots coach Bill Belichick and whether the NFL is really serious about possibly playing a Super Bowl some day in Europe.

The Green Bay Packers, the youngest team in the NFL, have had their share of ups and downs entering their bye week. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel discuss what they were "encouraged'' by and what they were "discouraged'' by so far this season. Both journalists agree better days are ahead for Jordan Love and Co. as they gain more experience and play a more favorable schedule.

Should the Green Bay Packers trade for running back Jonathan Taylor? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel delve into that possibility, especially with so much uncertainty at the running back situation. Woelfel and Reischel banter about a myriad of other Packers topics as well, including the disappointing play of cornerback Jaire Alexander and AJ Dillon and why Aaron Rodgers decided to play for the Jets who have a turf field.

It was just one game but by trouncing the Chicago Bears, the Green Bay Packers may have sent a message to the rest of the NFL that this won't be a rebuilding season. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel offer up their thoughts on the potential of the Packers and how their talented young players are already playing like veterans. Woelfel and Reischel also chat about how the Packers need to use Aaron Jones even more and give their predictions on the Packers' upcoming game against the Atlanta Falcons.

The Packers open their 2023 regular season against the Bears and, for one of the few times in many, many years, they are the underdog. But Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel expect the Packers to not only prevail against the Monsters of the Midway but prevail in a big way. In their latest podcast, Woelfel and Reischel contend Jordan Love and the Packers offense will put on a show against a suspect Bears defense. Woelfel and Reischel also look into their respective crystal balls and predict the Packers' season record and whether they'll advance to the playoffs after a year-s absence.

Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel return for another season of Packers podcasts. Woelfel and Reischel take a deep dive into the development of talented young quarterback Jordan Love and what he'll need to do for the Packers to return to the playoffs. Woelfel and Reischel also discuss a myriad of other Packers topics, including Christian Watson's immense potential, the bulked-up defensive line and predict two Packers who could emerge and have big seasons.

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Dan Zielinski, the well-respected editor of The Baseball Prospect Journal joins host Gery Woelfel to discuss the upcoming Major League Baseball draft. Zielinski discusses prospects who the Brewers will likely consider for their top pick. Woelfel and Zielinski also offer up their opinions on the Brewers and what they need to do to make the playoffs.

Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst earns high grades from Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel for his stellar showing in the NFL draft. Woelfel and Reischel break down all of the Packers draft picks and also offer their views on the Packers extending young quarterback Jordan Love's contract.

The NFL draft will start April 27 and the Packers, like all NFL teams, are mum about their draft intentions. In other words, they aren't about to show their cards in this high stakes affair. Gery Woelfel of woelfelspressbox.com and Jody Coleman of The-td-report.com explore the multitude of options the Packers will have with their picks -- including the No. 15 overall selection -- as well as offering up "scoops'' on potential trades.

Gery Woelfel and NFL draft expert John Vogel take an extensive look at several players who could be on the Green Bay Packers draft board. Woelfel and Vogel also discuss the draft range of three former University of Wisconsin standouts and ... when the Aaron Rodgers trade to the New York Jets will be formally announced.

Aaron Rodgers has spent 18 seasons playing for the Green Bay Packers. But will the hall-of-fame in-waiting quarterback be back for a 19th season? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel take an in-depth look at Rodgers' complex situation and both Woelfel and Reischel agree it's time for him to move on. The two scribes also offer up their thoughts on the Packers' biggest needs during the offseason and gaze into their crystal ball and select the winners in the NFC and AFC playoffs along with their projected Super Bowl champion.

Aaron Rodgers has yet to deliver a "big-time'' performance this season. But he may have to on Sunday night if the Packers are to defeat the Lions and advance to the playoffs for the fourth straight season. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel discuss the importance of Rodgers playing well, along with a slew of other Packers/NFL topics in their latest podcast.

It's another must-win game for the Packers when they host the Vikings Sunday at historic Lambeau Field. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel are joined by Chris Tommason, the award-winning reporter who covers the Vikings for the St. Paul (Minn.) Pioneer Press. The reporters break down this important showdown and offer up their views on what the Packers need to do to keep their playoff hopes alive Woelfel, Reischel and Tomasson also touch on a spate of other NFL topics, including the retirement of J.J. Watt and who will win the coveted MVP award.

The Green Bay Packers offense was offensive for the first half of the season, but they are starting to click at just the right time. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel discuss how the Packers have turned it around offensively, while also bantering about the team's playoff prospects, the emergence of kick returner Keisean Nixon and how NFL officials have to be more accountable.

The Green Bay Packers seemingly were out of the playoff picture several weeks ago, but with just four game remaining, their playoff prospects are still alive. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel dissect the Packers' final four regular-season games and the odds of them running the table. Woelfel and Reischel also offer their thoughts on Packers coach Matt LaFleur "absolutely'' wanting Aaron Rodgers back next season.

The Packers face some critical decisions between now and the offseasonl like when to sit Aaron Rodgers and play Jordan Love. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel also give their takes on the upcoming game against arch-rival Chicago and look ahead to free agency and what could be in store for the Packers.

With their season on a respirator, where do the Packers go from here? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel take a deep dive into what the Packers may do the rest of the season, and whether they'll take the keys away from Aaron Rodgers and give them to young QB Jordan Love. Woelfel and Reischel also tackle several other Packers issues, including the emergence of rookie receiver Christian Watson, the future of defensive coordinator Joe Barry and whether the Packers should still make a concerted effort to sign talented veteran receiver Odell Beckham Jr.

The Packers and Cowboys have played some of the most memorable games in NFL history. The two teams will meet again Sunday in Green Bay. For Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy, the game will undoubtedly be a special one as he returns to the city where he experienced considerable success, including leading the Packer to a Super Bowl victory. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel talk about how this won't just be another game for McCarthy, along with several other Packers-related topics.

A bunch of NFL teams made trades before the deadline, but the Packers weren't one of them. Did Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst make the correct decision by standing pat? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel discuss the Packers' status and discuss whether they have enough ammo to make the playoffs for the fourth straight season. Woelfel and Reischel also delve in Sunday's game against the Lions, one that the Packers simply need to win.

The Green Bay Packers need some help and Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel are more than happy to accommodate them. Woelfel and Reischel offer several suggestions on how the Pack can get back on track and make the playoffs for the fourth straight season. Woelfel and Reischel also break down the Packers' daunting remaining schedule and discuss what have been the biggest surprises in the NFL this season.

So, what has happened to that high-powered Green Bay Packers offense? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel do a thorough breakdown of the Packers offense and what corrections have to be made in order for the Packers to get back on track. Woelfel and Reischel offer ulp several intriguing wide receivers who could be available before the Nov. 1 trading deadline.

Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel discuss the possibilities of Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers becoming the first player in NFL history to win three straight MVP awards outright. Woelfel and Reischel also discuss the emergence of Rashan Gary as one of the elite defenders in the league and the troubles that have plagued the Packers defense. The two veteran reporters also offer up their takes on Sunday's game between the Packers and Giants in London.

Romeo Doubs is the talk of Title Town. The Green Bay Packers rookie receiver has made an immediate impact. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel talk about Doubs' surprising impressive play and banter about several other Packers' topics, including the injury to veteran receiver Sammy Watkins and the much improved special teams.

Despite having an abundance of talent on defense, the Packers still can't stop the run -- at least on a regular basis. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel break down the Packers' issues stopping the run and heap praise on the Packers' already much-improved special teams. Woelfel and Reischel also take a deep dive into Sunday's epic showdown between the Packers and Buccaneers and their Hall of Fame in-waiting quarterbacks Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers.

The Packers' game-plans for the Vikings left a lot to be desired. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel examine the team's suspect tactics in their latest podcast. Woelfel and Reischel also address a slew of other Packers topics, including the performances of the performances of rookies Christian Watson and Quay Walker. and how the Packers will fare in their next game against the arch-rival Bears.

Chris Tomasson, the award-winning reporter who covers the Minnesota Vikings for the St. Paul Pioneer Press joins Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel to discuss the Green Bay Packers' regular-season opener against the Vikings. The Packers are hoping history won't be repeat itself after being trounced 38-3 by the New Orleans Saints in last season's opener. Woelfel, Reischel and Tomasson debate whether the Packers' ballyhooed defense can keep the Vikings' high-powered offense in check, and whether the Packers special teams can be special against an excellent Vikings' special teams corps? Woelfel, Reischel and Tomasson also gaze into their crystal balls and predict how the Packers will fare this season as well as making their Super Bowl predictions.

The Green Bay Packers have advanced to the playoffs three straight seasons and reached the NFC title game on two occasions. But they weren't able to reach the Super Bowl. Is this the season the Packers advance to the Big One? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel break down the Packers roster and look into their crystal ball to pick the Super Bowl finalists and eventual winner.

George Karl and Del Harris will be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on Sept. 10 in Springfield, Mass. The two highly-respected coaches joined Gery Woelfel and spoke about their decorated careers, about the people who impacted their careers, about how the game has changed, for better or worse, and a multitude of other topics.

Packers star offensive tackle David Bakhtiari is still recovering from his third knee surgery and it remains unknown when he'll return. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel discuss Bakhtiari's precarious situation and whether he'll even play again. Woelfel and Reischel also touch on a number of other Packers' subjects, including the surprising play of rookie wide receiver Romeo Doubs, how Rashan Gray has been dominant in workouts and who are some of the so-called "sleepers.''

Green Bay Packers GM Brian Gutekunst opted not to move up in the first round of the NFL draft for a blue-chip receiver, but nevertheless upgraded the team's roster with some quality picks. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel break down the Packers draft and what Gutekunst still needs to do to make the Packers a legitimate Super Bowl contender.

This could be a critical draft for the Green Bay Packers. Armed with four picks in the first two rounds, the Packers are positioned to significantly upgrade their roster and help them remain one of the elite teams in the NFL. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel take a deep dive into the many options the Packers have in this draft, including trading up to land a big-time receiver.

The Packers desperately need receivers -- quality receivers -- and they could still find one, or even two in free agency, the draft or trade. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel explore the multiple options the Packers have in fixing their receiver problems. Woelfel and Feischel also take a deep dive into the Packers' free agent losses and signings.

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Packers hall-of-fame in-waiting quarterback Aaron Rodgers needs to bring his "A'' game -- something he hasn't done in many past playoff games -- for the Packers to get over the hump and advance to the Super Bowl. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel discuss how these playoffs could go a long way in enhancing his legacy. Woelfel and Reischel also banter about a variety of other Packers playoff topics as well as making their predictions for the four NFC and AFC divisional playoff gams this weekend.

Former Green Bay Packers safety LeRoy Butler joins Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel to discuss his selection as a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Butler, who had an exceptional career as a safety for the Packers, talks about his childhood days in Jacksonville, Fla., and the many people who played an instrumental role in his life and his illustrious career.

The Green Bay Packers have secured the home-field advantage for the upcoming NFC playoffs. But just how much of an advantage is it? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel discuss how Lambeau hasn't been a huge advantage for the Packers like some people think. Woelfel and Reischel also touch on several other topics, including the Packers' biggest threat in the playoffs and Davante Adams' remarkable career.

Award-winning Minnesota Vikings reporter Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press joins Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel in breaking down Sunday's key Packers-Vikings game at Lambeau Field. The trio also offer up their opinions on who should win the NFL's MVP, Coach of the Year and Executive of the Year awards.

The Green Bay Packers control their destiny in securing the top seed in the NFC playoffs, but which team/teams pose the biggest threats to unseat them? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel discuss the playoff picture and also debate whether Darnell Savage's rough outing against the Ravens was a fluke or a concern going forward.

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The Packers figure to have a spate of players selected to the Pro Bowl. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel reveal their choices and delve into a myriad of other Packers topics, including Aaron Rodgers "DOVID toe", Rodgers' chances of winning another MVP award and AJ Dillon's clutch contributions.

Mason Crosby is arguably the greatest kicker in Green Bay Packers' history. But the veteran kicker has had all sorts of problems this season and will need to rectify his issues come playoff time. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel discuss the Crosby situation and touch on numerous other Packers topics, including the strong showing of the offense against the Vikings and how the Packers have amazingly overcome a rash of injuries to many of their star players.

The Green Bay Packers are atop the NFC standings, thanks in large part to their vastly improved defense. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel take a deep dive into the Packers' defense and discuss how several newcomers have made a distinct impact. Reischel and Woelfel also discuss a myriad of Packer topics, including the return of Aaron Rodgers and Sunday's key game against the Vikings.

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The injury-plagued Packets have overcome many hurdles already this season, but their biggest one will come on Thursday night when they play the unbeaten Arizona Cardinals. The Packers wide receivers will have to play their best game with star receiver Davante Adams expected to miss the game because of COVID. Those topics and many others are discussed by Gery Woelfel and Rob Reieschel in their latest podcast

With the NFL trade deadline fast approaching, the Packers could be looking for an established receiver to take the pressure off standout Davante Adams. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel each offer a list of receivers who could help the Packers in their quest to go to the Super Bowl. Additionally, Reischel and Woelfel tackle a slew of other Packers/NFL topics, including the unexpected woes of star kicker Mason Crosby, the upcoming game against their arch-rival Chicago Bears and shocking news of Raiders coach Jon Gruden.

The Green Bay Packers have had several of their key players go down with injuries, but that hasn't prevented them from going on a three-game winning streak. Rob Reischel and Gery Woelfel dissect the Packers' injury woes and how they have been able to overcome them. Additionally, Reischel and Woelfel discuss the key contributions made by Randall Cobb and Rashan Gary against the Steelers and give their views on what the Packers need to do to beat the Cincinnati Bengals.

Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel break down a number of topics after the Packers' dramatic victory over the 49ers, including how Green Bay's defense has picked it up since Week 1. They also chat about Mason Crosby, who gets better with age, and Marques Valdes-Scantling being an integral part of the offense.

Was Aaron Rodgers' miserable showing in the season opener an indication of his disgruntlement with Green Bay Packers management? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel take a deep dive into the uncharacteristically poor play of Rodgers and what could be in store for him and his teammates this season.

Highly touted Patrick Baldwin rejected scholarships from virtually every major college basketball program in the country to play for his father Pat, the head coach at the University of Milwaukee. The Baldwins sat down with Gery Woelfel and discussed an array of topics including their strong rapport and how the Panthers coach plans to play the 6-foot-9 Baldwin everywhere on the floor including point guard.

Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel are on the same page: the Packers will once again be very good. Reischel has the Packers advancing to the NFC championship game for the third straight season ... Woelfel has them advancng to the Super Bowl since 2011.

Gery Woelfel and Rob Reichel critically break down the rift between Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers and Packers GM Brian Gutekunst. Woelfel and Reischel debate whether Rodgers would be served well by apologizing to Gutekunst, who has done a remarkable job in upgrading the Packers' roster. Also, which Packer will be the biggest surprise this season and be a key contributor?

Who needs to watch a soap opera when you can follow the Packers? Will the Packers brass accommodate superstar quarterback Aaron Rodgers and trade him? Or will they take a hard stand and keep him in Green Bay? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel offer up their takes on the Packers-Rodgers' squabble, along with breaking down the Packers' picks in the latest NFL draft.

Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst has traded the team's first-round pick in the last three drafts. Will he do it again in the upcoming draft? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel Gutekunst will indeed wheel and deal to try and fill a galping hole. Woelfel and Reischel also go in-depth on some of the players Gutekunst is targeting.

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The Milwaukee Brewers have been a playoff participant the last three seasons. Can they make it four in a row? Gery Woelfel, Jerry Tapp and Dan Zielinski break down the Brewers' prospects for another playoff run and offer up their predictions not only on which team will win the N.L. Central Division but also which teams will advance to the World Series.

After falling just short of reaching the Super Bowl the last two seasons, the Packers hope to find the missing pieces this summer in free agency and draft. The Packers also have to make some critical decisions on whether to re-sign their own free agents, including star running back Aaron Jones and Pro Bowl center Corey Linsley. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel take a deep dive into the Packers' offseason plans.

It'll take the Packers and their loyal legion of followers to fully recover from the Packers' bitterly disappointing loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC Championship. There were many storylines to the game that featured future hall of fame quarterbacks Tom Brady and Aron Rodgers, but none other than "The Decision.'' Packers coach Matt LaFleur's decision to kick a field goal instead of going for a touchdown in the waning minutes will be talked about for years. But LaFleur wasn't the only Packer who was on the hot seat after the game; so was star quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who failed to deliver in the clutch. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel thoroughly examine "The Decision'' and Rodgers' role in it during their latest podcast.

The Packers have posted the best record in the NFC, thanks in part to a soft schedule. Packers Nation figures to learn more about how good their favorite team is in a key matchup against the Titans. Also, have the Packers been abandoning their running game too often? Those subjects and many more.

The Packers would benefit greatly by securing the No. 1 seed in the NFC playoffs. And, who should be the league's MVP: Aaron Rodgers or Patrick Mahomes. Those topics and so much more!

Brett Favre believes Aaron Rodgers could be the greatest football player of all time. And where do the Packers rank among the NFL Elite? Those topics and many others in our latest podcast.

Why did Brett Favre call Aaron Rodgers possibly the greatest player ever? And why does Matt LeFleur get overlooked in NFL Coach of the Year conversations?

The Green Bay Packers are having a banner season, thanks to the impressive play of several players who warrant strong Pro Bowl consideration.

The Packers have put themselves in position to secure the No. 1 seed in the NFC playoffs, but so have several other teams as the NFL heads to the regular-season finish line.

Aaron Rodgers' track record in big games isn't good, plus should the Packers trade for J.J. Watt?

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