Episodes

  • Jason Wilde on Dontayvion Wicks Trade, Packers Depth Issues & Draft Strategy! - on Jim, Matt & Molly

    Jason Wilde on Dontayvion Wicks Trade, Packers Depth Issues & Draft Strategy! - on Jim, Matt & Molly
    Apr 11 2026
    Jim Rutledge & Molly Brown open Hour 2 of today's show reacting to the news that Dontayvion Wicks has been traded to the Eagles! Jason Wilde joins to react to the Packers giving up their WR depth in exchange for a 2026 5th-round pick + a 2027 6th-round pick -- can the Packers get another player of Wicks' value this year, why did they trade him to another NFC contender, do they have enough Draft capital to address all of their depth needs this offseason, and can Gutey afford to draft based on projection over production this year??? First, Jason gives a live update from his daughter's track meet and tries to figure out why Jim can't speak after playing basketball this morning! He also gives his biggest takeaways from Mel Kiper on Wilde & Tausch talking all things NFL Draft -- what will the Packers do without a 1st-round pick -- and they ask Jason for his thoughts on the Brewers' new "Wisco" city connect uniforms!
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    18 mins
  • Jason Wilde on the Packers Draft, Roster Gaps, and Gutey’s Next Moves

    Jason Wilde on the Packers Draft, Roster Gaps, and Gutey’s Next Moves
    Apr 10 2026
    Jason Wilde joined Jen, Gabe, and Chewy for a wide-ranging Packers conversation centered on the upcoming draft, Brian Gutekunst’s roster-building philosophy, and where Green Bay still has real questions to answer. Jason explained why “best player available” is often more complicated than the cliché suggests, sharing a great Ted Thompson story to illustrate how need can still break ties on a draft board. He also compared Gutekunst’s approach to John Schneider’s, arguing that while there are many ways to build a roster, the Packers GM has so far built teams that are good, but not yet truly championship-level. The conversation also dug into cap space, possible restructures, and what Green Bay’s offseason may look like from here. Jason suggested the Packers could lean more toward draft picks, bargain signings, and extensions for players they already know they want to keep, with names like Tucker Kraft and Christian Watson coming up in that context. He also pointed to one of his biggest concerns with the current roster: not the frontline starters, but the lack of enough draft capital to properly backfill future departures. Wilde questioned whether the Packers have done enough to prepare for contract decisions looming at wide receiver and elsewhere, while making it clear that cornerback still feels like the most obvious immediate need.
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    16 mins
  • Jason Wilde on The Homer Hour

    Jason Wilde on The Homer Hour
    Apr 9 2026
    Packers reporter Jason Wilde joined The Homer Hour to break down expectations for the upcoming season. Wilde discussed whether 10 wins should be considered the bare minimum for this Packers team and what that says about where the franchise is right now. He also highlighted potential “starters in waiting” on the roster — young players who could be ready to take on bigger roles — and weighed in on whether Edgerrin Cooper played better last season than many people realized. The conversation wrapped with a look at pressure on leadership, as Wilde outlined what kind of win total could put Matt LaFleur and Brian Gutekunst in trouble this season. A big-picture look at expectations and roster development in Green Bay on The Homer Hour.
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    20 mins
  • “They Don’t Care” - Jason Wilde on NFL’s 18-Game Push & Player Safety

    “They Don’t Care” - Jason Wilde on NFL’s 18-Game Push & Player Safety
    Apr 9 2026
    The NFL is pushing toward an 18-game season — but at what cost? In this segment of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, Jason Wilde delivers a blunt and emotional take on the league’s priorities, following news surrounding Steve McMichael and the ongoing conversation about player safety. 🚨 The Core Message Jason doesn’t mince words: 👉 “They don’t care.” As the NFL continues to expand, the conversation focuses on: Player safety vs league growth The long-term effects of football And whether the league is truly prioritizing its players 🧠 The 18-Game Debate The league is clearly moving toward: An 18-game regular season Expanded international games Even greater revenue growth But Jason raises the key issue: 👉 What are players actually getting in return? ⚠️ CTE, Concussions & Reality Using past examples and personal reflection, the discussion highlights: How normalized injuries used to be How quickly major issues fade from public attention And how little the conversation around concussions exists today compared to before 💰 What Players Should Be Fighting For Instead of smaller concessions, the argument is: 👉 Players should demand meaningful long-term support Including: Lifetime healthcare Real post-career protections Benefits that actually matter after football 🏈 The Bigger Picture The reality is clear: The NFL continues to grow financially Owners continue to push for expansion And the burden continues to fall on players
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    28 mins
  • Jason Wilde Answers Rapid-Fire, Yes-Or-No Questions (Maybe)! - on Jim, Matt & Molly

    Jason Wilde Answers Rapid-Fire, Yes-Or-No Questions (Maybe)! - on Jim, Matt & Molly
    Apr 9 2026
    Jason Wilde joins Jim & Molly on the Yuengling Guest Hotline. He participates in the show's running game based off of Oregon's QB coach simple question about chocolate versus vanilla ice cream for recruits -- Jason unwillingly answers rapid-fire, yes-or-no "football guy" questions! Plus, how's he feel about matcha lattes versus coffee, and is he team Giannis or team Bucks? Plus some "Big J Journalist" questions, like pro- or anti- hot take, is it better to break news first or be right, and which press box is better: Lambeau Field or Camp Randall?
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    16 mins
  • Jason Wilde on The Homer Hour

    Jason Wilde on The Homer Hour
    Apr 7 2026
    Packers reporter Jason Wilde joined The Homer Hour for a conversation that spanned both college athletics and the future of the Packers. Wilde shared his thoughts on the evolving NIL landscape, discussing where college sports could be headed and some of the biggest questions surrounding how programs will manage payments, recruiting, and competitive balance moving forward. The conversation then shifted to Green Bay, where Wilde outlined his key questions and concerns about GM Brian Gutekunst from a personnel standpoint this season — including roster construction, depth, and whether the current group is strong enough to take the next step. A forward-looking discussion on both college football and the Packers on The Homer Hour.
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    16 mins
  • Matt LaFleur Admits Packers Had Unhappy Players, Jason Wilde Breaks It Down

    Matt LaFleur Admits Packers Had Unhappy Players, Jason Wilde Breaks It Down
    Apr 7 2026
    One comment from Matt LaFleur is driving a major conversation about the Packers. In this segment of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, Jason Wilde reacts to LaFleur openly acknowledging that players were unhappy with their roles last season — and why that matters more than anything else said at the NFL meetings. 🚨 The Key Moment LaFleur wasn’t even directly asked about it — 👉 He volunteered that role frustration impacted the team. That alone tells you: It was a real issue It mattered internally And it’s something they’re trying to fix moving forward 🧠 Jason Wilde’s Biggest Takeaway This wasn’t just honesty — it was intentional messaging. LaFleur is: Setting expectations early Emphasizing accountability Making it clear that attitude and response to roles must improve 🔍 The Bigger Question If players were unhappy… 👉 Was it a coaching communication issue? 👉 Or a player mindset issue? Jason dives into: How players should respond to adversity Why “sulking” doesn’t help And how younger players may be handling roles differently today 👀 What It Means for the 2026 Packers With roster changes already happening: Some players now get bigger opportunities Others are gone entirely And the team is resetting expectations across the board The message is simple: 👉 If you don’t like your role — earn a bigger one
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    16 mins
  • Jason Wilde on Dontayvion Wicks Trade Rumors, Matt LaFleur Stripping Down the Offense, & Too Much Iced Matcha! - on Jim, Matt & Molly

    Jason Wilde on Dontayvion Wicks Trade Rumors, Matt LaFleur Stripping Down the Offense, & Too Much Iced Matcha! - on Jim, Matt & Molly
    Apr 3 2026
    Jason Wilde joins Molly & Jon Arias because he's the BEST Green & Gold reporter in the business! He also chimes in on today's main convo about iced matcha with too much ice! They finally get into the Packers with the trade rumors around Dontayvion Wicks -- how much fire exists with the smoke around the Jets, and is now the wrong time to give Wicks away? They also discuss Matt LaFleur's comments about "stripping everything down" on offense & the growing comparisons to Mike McCarthy's final offseason with the Packers -- is this a cautionary tale for LaFleur, and who's under more pressure if the Packers miss the playoffs this year: LaFleur or Gutey? Plus, how do Packers fans get excited about the NFL Draft when their first pick is until No. 52?
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    21 mins