Jason Wilde

Jen, Gabe & Chewy welcome Jason Wilde for a deep dive into one of the most confusing storylines of the Packers’ season: Matthew Golden’s minimal role after a dominant training camp. Wilde explains why Golden’s usage dropped off, pointing to a combination of: Rookie route precision still developing Bad injury timing (shoulder, wrist) A suddenly crowded WR room once Watson and Reed returned The Packers prioritizing reliability over upside during a playoff push He pushes back on the idea that Golden is a bust, saying the rookie is “way too talented” for this to define his career — and predicts significant growth once opportunities open up. The segment also covers: 🏈 Who earned defensive snaps Wilde highlights Barron Sorrell, Brenton Cox, and Trayvon Diggs as players who flashed enough to deserve bigger roles against Chicago — especially with injuries forcing the Packers to reshuffle the secondary and pass rush. 📉 Rashan Gary vs. young edge rushers Wilde acknowledges that younger players have been more productive snap-for-snap and explains why rotation decisions may change without fully benching veterans. 🧠 Managing expectations after a long layoff With starters sitting late in the season, Wilde agrees with Chewy that rust is inevitable — and that the Packers may need a quarter or two to “find their legs” when the games matter again. 🧩 Looking ahead Wilde cautions fans not to overreact to limited snaps in meaningless games, reminding listeners that playoff football often looks very different — especially for young players who are still learning situational trust. 🎧 Clear-eyed roster insight, rookie development context, and calm Packers analysis — only on Jen, Gabe & Chewy. Packers, Green Bay Packers, Jason Wilde, Matthew Golden, Packers wide receivers, Romeo Dobbs, Christian Watson, Jaden Reed, Packers rookies, Packers defense, Barron Sorrell, Brenton Cox, Packers Bears preview, NFC North, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy

Jason Wilde joins Kyle, Brust, and Nortman to discuss the end of the regular season, a mess in Minnesota, and to preview the Wild Card match-up in Chicago against the #2 Bears.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins Potawatomi Sportsbook Football Monday to discuss how ready Josh Jacobs will be for Saturday’s matchup against the Bears, whether Green Bay actually wanted to see Chicago in the playoffs, and if the historic rivalry is truly back. Wilde also provides injury updates on Bo Melton and Javon Bullard and shares his thoughts on Matthew Golden’s playing time and role this season.

The Packers head into a strange Week 18 with playoff seeding mostly set — and a lot of unanswered questions. Jason Wilde and Alex Strouf discuss why Jordan Love still hasn’t cleared concussion protocol, whether Green Bay is being overly cautious, and why Matt LaFleur is expected to rest starters in Minnesota. They also break down the surprise waiver claim of Trevon Diggs, the Packers’ battered secondary, what the QB plan could look like Sunday, and which playoff matchup Green Bay would rather see: the Bears or the Eagles.

Jason Wilde joins Jim Rutledge & Matt Hamilton to discuss the Packers' 22-16 OT loss to the Bears! Jason shares his insight from the press box in Chicago, the chippiness from Bears fans after their win, and if we'll see these two teams play again in the postseason! Jason also shares the vibes from the locker room after it felt like the Packers gave the game away late, and Jim asks from his perspective as a Bears fan -- why do some Packers fans still want to blame LaFleur?