Jason Wilde

Jason Wilde joins Kyle Wallace and Bryan Bulaga to react to Micah Parsons saying opponents should worry less about when he returns and more about how dangerous he will be when he does. Wilde says the confidence is a good sign for Parsons’ knee rehab, though he and Bulaga both stress that coming back from a major injury still requires caution. The conversation turns to Brandon Cissé, who has taken advantage of extra first-team reps and shown maturity beyond his age during Packers training camp. Wilde also explains why Zaire Franklin’s leadership has stood out, including how he reached out to Marshawn Lloyd after Lloyd stayed healthy deeper into camp than he had before. The segment finishes with concern about Javon Hargrave still being on PUP and the offensive line needing Aaron Banks and Zach Tom back so Green Bay can build real chemistry before Week 1.

Jason Wilde joins Kyle and Brust to break down the biggest Packers training camp storylines, starting with Marshawn Lloyd’s touchdown backflip. Wilde says Lloyd is easy to root for and clearly overdue for good luck, but he also notes that Matt LaFleur told him not to do it again and that the team is still cautious because of Lloyd’s injury history. Wilde then explains why Jordan Morgan’s one-on-one success against Lucas Van Ness matters, while also noting the bigger concern is Green Bay’s lack of a clear backup left tackle. He discusses Jordan Love’s focus on cleaning up his footwork while keeping the off-platform throws that make him dangerous. Wilde also details Jonathan Gannon’s defense, its pre-snap disguise approach, and why Trey Smack will remain a storyline until the rookie kicker proves himself in games.

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to break down the biggest storylines from Packers training camp, including why he's baffled by the team's approach to protecting rookie kicker Trey Smack and Matt LaFleur's decision to stop signaling made field goals during practice. Jason also shares his thoughts on Jonathan Gannon tailoring the defense around Micah Parsons' absence, questions the Packers' depth at backup left tackle, and discusses the cautious optimism surrounding MarShawn Lloyd. He also explains why Luke Musgrave's neck injury remains concerning and why the Packers still haven't been able to unlock the dynamic tight end duo they envisioned.

Jason Wilde joins Homer to explain why Anthony “Homer” Campbell has stood out at Packers training camp by batting down four passes in two practices. Wilde connects that to Homer’s theory on young players, saying flashes matter because they reveal what a player might eventually become. He also reflects on Tremon Williams as a classic example of a camp flash turning into a real Packers success story. The conversation turns to Green Bay’s defensive line depth, Javon Hargrave’s PUP status, and Luke Musgrave’s neck injury, which Wilde says remains concerning without more clarity. Wilde also identifies Josh Whyle as a possible No. 2 tight end and discusses how the offensive line, including Zach “Z-Bach” Tom, can affect Tucker Kraft’s role in the Packers offense.

Jason Wilde joins Molly & Jim! He breaks down everything regarding Smack, including his belief that the Packers should have retained Lucas Havrisik. He also chatted about Jordan Morgan, Green Bay's OL, Kesean Nixon, and much more!