The Green Bay Packers entered the FA season, not with their usual quiet, but with a bang! Saying farewell to longtime Packer greats Aaron Jones, David Bahktiari, and DeVondre Campbell (not totally unexpected), Brian Gutekunst swung for the fences and brought in the top free agent running back AND safety. How will the offense fare with Josh Jacobs at running back? Is safety still a draft target now that Xavier McKinney is manning the backside of the defense? Where do we go from here? Listen in...

What a roller coaster ride... Can you remember another day like this in Packers history? Losing two players that are all-time great Packers, but then adding two of the best free agents on the market. A truly wild day for Packers fans.

Gil and Sean give their thoughts on the NFL Combine and who does or doesn't fit with the Packers.

Gil and Sean give their first impressions of what Brian Gutekunst had to say at the NFL Combine

The 2024 NFL Scouting Combine was an impressive and entertaining showing by this year's class of prospects. Who got closer to being drafted by the Packers? .

Chris Lempesis is back with part four, the final installment, of his series examining the season that was for the Green Bay Packers, and also taking a look at the offseason that lies ahead. In this edition, he takes a look at the back end of Green Bay's defense, the corners and safeties, and the special teams, as well. Who are some players the Packers could be looking to add to the secondary, either via free agency or the draft? Which special teamer is most on the hot seat heading into next...

Initial reactions to Hafley's first press conference and then we dive into what to watch for this week at the NFL Scouting Combine.

Gil and Sean give their first impressions of Jeff Hafley and grade the Packers OL

Chris Lempesis is back with part three of his four-part series examining the season that was for the Green Bay Packers, and also taking a look at the offseason that lies ahead. In this edition, he moves over to the defensive side of the ball to examine the play of Green Bay's front seven. With the Packers likely shifting to a 4-3 scheme, what will the new-look defensive line look like? And who will be playing what spot at linebacker? He answers those questions and more in this episode.

No more games to react to, BUT we've got the Combine right around the corner, free agency shortly after that, and the 2024 NFL draft to look forward to.

Chris Lempesis is back with part two of his four-part series examining the season that was for the Green Bay Packers, and also taking a look at the offseason that lies ahead. In this edition, he examines the play of Green Bay's wide receivers, tight ends and offensive line. Should the Packers add another receiver in the draft? Just how good can their tight end group be? What will Green Bay do with David Bakhtiari? Those are just a few of the questions he answers in this episode.

Chris and Dave put a (poorly tied) bow on the 2023 season. Besides looking back and looking ahead, the fellas talk about the Super Bowl, the hiring of Jeff Hafley, the Packers needs in the draft, play a little "Keep or Dump," and do a recap of the betting lines for the past season. A jolly time was had by all!

Gil and Sean grade the Packers' defensive line.

Super Bowl reactions, minus the pop-culture nonsense. How do the Packers' offseason priorities impact the draft?

Chris Lempesis is back with the first part of his four-part series examining the season that was for the Green Bay Packers, and also taking a look at the offseason that lies ahead. In part one, he examines the play of Green Bay's quarterbacks and running backs. He also gives his thoughts on the hiring of Jeff Hafley as the Packers new defensive coordinator.

Changes are happening with the Green Bay Packers!

There's a new defensive staff in town, and they intend to do things very differently than the last crew. Can this new defense lead the Packers to a Super Bowl in 2024?

The Green Bay Packers welcome Jeff Hafley to the fold as our new defensive coordinator. Formerly the head coach at Boston College, his hire might have raised a few eyebrows from the Twitterati who were hoping for an established name in the NFL, but Hafley will be bringing his version of an aggressive, press coverage 4-3 defense which will definitely look different next season. Listen in as CD, Al, and Kelly talk you through the changes on the defensive side of the ball on this week's...

Joe Barry is out as defensive coordinator, Jeff Hafley is in. The Packers have their man.

Now that we've had some time to let the fresh emotions of a disappointing end pass by, let's enjoy the season as a whole before we close the book on this one.

The Packers offseasn is less than a week old and already they've parted ways with defensive coordinator Joe Barry and strength and conditioning coach Chris Gizzi. The team also signed a kicker to compete with Anders Carlson in training camp. We break down the tough playoff loss to San Francisco and begin to look ahead to next season plus we analyze why it was right to move on from Barry and who could replace him. All this and more this week with Sean Tehan and Gil Martin.

It was a death of a thousand self-inflicted paper cuts, with no real egregious errors, just too many little mistakes that prevents a young team like the Green Bay Packers from pulling off the upset against the top-seeded San Francisco 49ers. But as the Packers lick their wounds, there's a bright future ahead for them. The future isn't so bright for defensive coordinator Joe Barry, who was released from his coaching responsibilities on Wednesday, leading the Packers to do another search for...

"When all the laughter dies in sorrow…” While the end of the Packers season is not as fraught as the Lance Rentzel memoir, it certainly stung. But why? Green Bay was playing with the proverbial “house money,” was it not? The post-season was a surprise gift, right? So, shouldn't this one be easily set aside as just a learning experience on the way to certain improvement next season and a string of playoff appearances thereafter? Like many Packers fans, Chris and Dave struggle with accepting...

Losing is never fun, but having a third consecutive franchise QB is.

Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay's heartbreaking 24-21 loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Saturday night in the Divisional Round of the NFC Playoffs at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. He tells you the main reason Green Bay saw its season come to an end in this one, namely, a failure to capitalize on multiple opportunities throughout the game. Failures that came in all three phases and he breaks down the struggles of each unit. He then takes questions and comments from...