Jason Wilde

Jason Wilde joins Homer to debate whether the Packers should be viewed through a 2010-2011 lens if injuries truly held them back last season. Wilde explains why he believed Green Bay was legitimately good before the late-season collapse, while also acknowledging the losses that cannot simply be excused away. He makes the case for Javon Bullard as a potential breakout player, highlighting his toughness, versatility, tackling, and fit in the Packers defense. Wilde and Homer also discuss Jordan Love’s long-term legacy, with Homer emphasizing that winning one or two Super Bowls would matter more than matching Aaron Rodgers’ individual awards.

Jason Wilde joins Molly & Jim to lend his thoughts on comparing Matt LaFleur to Tom Thibadeau, whether the Packers will win a Super Bowl under Matt LaFleur (his answer may surprise you...), the Packers TE situation, and much more!

Jason Wilde joined Kyle and Brust to break down several key Packers storylines heading into training camp. He discussed Jordan Love’s place among NFL quarterbacks, why turnover production remains a major focus for Green Bay’s defense, and what to make of the early kicking competition involving Trey Smack. Wilde also weighed in on Jacob Misiorowski’s remarkable run and why the Brewers rookie is becoming a national story. Plus, he offered his thoughts on some of the Packers-Spurs comparisons making the rounds earlier in the day.

Jason Wilde joins Molly & Matt on the Yuengling Guest Hotline to share his final thoughts from the end of Packers' mandatory minicamp! But first, they have to ask a World Cup-related question -- with Packers legend Antonio Freeman's son, Alex, on the USMNT roster, they talk about what sport they'd want to play the MOST. Would Jason have ever let one of his sons play football? Then, they talk about the shaky performance from rookie kicker Trey Smack in minicamp -- should fans be worried about him starting Week 1, and did Packers Hall of Famer Ryan Longwell's comments on Wilde & Tausch make us feel better or worse? Plus, how seriously should we take Matt LaFleur's praise for rookie OL Jager Burton -- could he actually start this season, and is it an indictment on Gutey's drafting if a rookie fifth-rounder plays over former second-rounder Anthony Belton? Finally, will Tucker Kraft become the NFL's highest-paid TE this offseason?

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to sort through what actually matters from Packers mandatory minicamp and what may simply be June football noise. Wilde discusses Jagger Burton’s opportunities with the first-team offensive line, the ongoing development of Lukas Van Ness, and the challenge of evaluating players without full-contact practices. He explains why training camp and joint practices will provide far more meaningful answers about the Packers’ roster than anything seen during minicamp. The conversation also touches on Brandon Cisse, Jordan Morgan, and several of the key position battles that could shape Green Bay’s season. Jason offers his perspective on where the Packers stand entering training camp and which storylines deserve the most attention moving forward.