Jason Wilde

• Jason Wilde on Micah Parsons’ “Disrespect,” Packers–Bears Stakes & Rashan Gary’s Future

  Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to dive into a loaded Packers–Bears rivalry week, reacting to Micah Parsons saying he feels “disrespected” by Chicago and comparing it to Michael Jordan’s habit of inventing slights for motivation. Jason explains how that kind of bulletin-board material really works in NFL locker rooms, talks about why this Packers–Bears matchup feels different now that the Bears are actually “a pretty decent team,” and weighs in on whether the rivalry still matters as much to fans. He also breaks down Javon Bullard’s injury and what it could mean for the secondary, including Nate Hobbs’ potential role in the slot, praises how well Evan Williams and Bullard have played, and has an honest conversation about Rashan Gary’s sack drought, contract, and whether he could be a trade or pay-cut candidate this offseason. Mix in some classic Chewy ‘90s stories, Jason’s locker-room insights, and on-air chaos when Chewy forgets his “big question,” and you’ve got a must-listen episode for Packers and NFC North fans.

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• Jason Wilde on The Homer Hour

  Packers insider Jason Wilde jumps on The Homer Hour to break down Green Bay’s mindset heading into Sunday's game against Chicago. He shares what the defense is saying about slowing down the Bears’ ground attack and the keys to shutting it down. Wilde also gives an update on Quay Walker’s chances of returning from injury this week. Plus, a look at the impact Anthony Belton and Sean Rhyan are making in the run game, and where Sunday’s showdown stacks up in terms of importance this season.

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• Packers vs Bears: The NFC North Runs Through Lambeau Again - Weekly Wilde

  Sunday brings a massive NFC North showdown: 9–3 Bears at 8–3–1 Packers, with first place on the line at Lambeau. Jason Wilde and Alex Strouf break down Green Bay’s stunning turnaround from back-to-back losses to three straight convincing wins. What’s changed for the offense? Why is Jordan Love taking such a big leap? And how have Banks–Rhyan–Belton stabilized the interior O-line after Elgton Jenkins’ injury? Plus, Micah Parsons continues to dominate, and the Packers–Bears rivalry is fun again with both teams rolling.

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• Wilde on Packers–Bears: Stop the Run, Avoid Picks & Trust Jordan Love

  ESPN’s Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to preview Packers–Bears and explain why the matchup revolves around two simple concepts: stopping Chicago’s interior run game and avoiding turnovers. The Bears lead the NFL with 17 interceptions, and Wilde warns that short fields off takeaways are Chicago’s biggest weapon. Wilde breaks down how the Bears rebuilt their offensive line, why their rushing attack mirrors Minnesota’s run-heavy philosophy, and why Green Bay’s ability to limit the run on early downs will define the game. The crew also digs into Jordan Love’s development, whether Matt LaFleur should play conservatively or aggressively, and the surprising stat that the Packers still throw the ball on 55% of first downs. Plus, they debate Romeo Dobbs’ role, his comparison to past Packers receivers, and which wideouts actually have the highest ceiling on the roster. 🎧 Daily Packers analysis with inside context, humor, and real football IQ — only on Jen, Gabe & Chewy. Packers, Green Bay Packers, Jason Wilde, Packers Bears, Packers vs Bears, Packers run defense, Jordan Love, Matt LaFleur, Packers turnovers, Romeo Dobbs, Packers offense, NFC North, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy

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• Jason Wilde on The Homer Hour

  Homer is joined by Jason Wilde for a deep dive into all things Packers, starting with the addition of big defensive lineman Jordon Riley from the Giants’ practice squad and what it means for a banged-up Green Bay front, including updates on Carl Brooks, Lucas Van Ness, and the run defense after the Bears’ big day on the ground. They explore how the Packers plan to slow Chicago this time, why Colby Wooden becomes crucial up the middle, and then shift into a bigger-picture conversation about the Packers–Bears rivalry, the potential long-term storyline of Jordan Love vs. Caleb Williams, and why Love’s calm, almost emotionless demeanor is both different from his predecessors and quietly one of his greatest strengths as a leader.

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