Jason Wilde

Jason Wilde joins Jen and Gabe to discuss Micah Parsons' return to practice and the confusing timeline surrounding the Packers star's recovery from knee surgery. Wilde explains why Parsons may not immediately resemble the dominant pass rusher fans remember and how his return could still make a significant difference down the stretch. The conversation shifts to Green Bay's upcoming matchup with the New England Patriots and how Christian Gonzalez could match up against Christian Watson and Matthew Golden. But the biggest mystery remains the Packers' offensive line, where veteran Kevin Zeitler continues to sit despite the team's struggles running the football. Jason shares insights from his conversations with Zeitler and Laken Tomlinson while questioning why Aaron Banks continues to receive opportunities ahead of the former Pro Bowler.

Jason Wilde joins Molly & Jim! He breaks down the Packers offense line issues, praises Laken Tomlinson, goes over how health will impact Green Bay, Josh Jacobs', and much more!

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to break down the Green Bay Packers' standing in a loaded NFC North and explain why he still believes Green Bay can make a serious playoff push. Wilde discusses the latest concerns surrounding Josh Jacobs, his controversial touchdown celebration and whether the Packers could pursue a trade for Jonathan Taylor. With Green Bay's rushing attack struggling historically, would adding another running back even solve the problem without better offensive line play? Jason also provides an update on Micah Parsons' expected return to practice and Christian Watson's broken rib, including the medical considerations surrounding both injuries. Plus, could the Packers finally put everything together down the stretch and become the team nobody wants to face in January?

The Packers are 4-3 after a frustrating loss to the Detroit Lions, and the questions aren't going away. Jason Wilde joins Alex Strouf ahead of Thursday Night Football against the Carolina Panthers to discuss Green Bay's continued inconsistency and whether this is a pivotal moment in the 2026 season.

Jason breaks down Trey Smack's costly missed kicks in Detroit, why he disagrees with Brian Gutekunst's decision to rely on a rookie kicker, and the mounting injuries affecting the Packers. Plus, the latest on Sean Rhyan, Zaire Franklin and the offensive line, why John Williams may have earned the starting center job, and whether Kevin Zeitler is finally ready to make his Packers debut.

Jason also discusses Josh Jacobs' return, the struggling rushing attack and why there's still reason to believe Green Bay's offense can improve as the season progresses.

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe, and Chewy as the Milwaukee Brewers stand just one win away from their first World Series championship! Wilde compares the significance of this Brewers run to the 1996 Green Bay Packers' Super Bowl championship and explains why both teams hold a special place in Wisconsin sports history. The conversation turns to Pat Murphy's leadership, the importance of accountability, and how the Brewers' old-school style of baseball could influence the future of Major League Baseball. Wilde also discusses the financial challenges facing small-market teams and whether Milwaukee's success could complicate the league's arguments about competitive balance. Plus, Wilde weighs in on the Packers' mounting offensive line injuries and questions Matt LaFleur's explanation for keeping Kevin Zeitler inactive against the Detroit Lions.