Jason Wilde

Jason Wilde joins Kyle & Brust to break down the uncertainty surrounding Josh Jacobs after the Packers running back was placed on the commissioner’s exempt list. Wilde explains why there’s no clear timetable for Jacobs’ return, how games spent on the exempt list could count toward a potential suspension, and why there are still several different ways the situation could play out.

Plus, Jason reacts to the Packers trading for Kaleb Johnson and bringing back Pierre Strong, discusses whether Marshawn Lloyd has shown enough to handle the starting job, and explains why Green Bay still doesn’t truly know what it has in Lloyd. And with Jacobs out, could this be the opportunity for Jordan Love to go from “Clark Kent” to “Superman” and prove he can carry the Packers offense?

Jason Wilde joins Molly & Jim to break down the Josh Jacobs situation, the Packers RB room, where the TEs stand, Green Bay's preseason finale & much more!

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to assess what the misdemeanor charges against Josh Jacobs could mean for his future with the Packers. Wilde explains why he doesn't believe Green Bay currently intends to release Jacobs while discussing the importance of the video connected to the case and the possibility of an NFL suspension. The conversation shifts to the Packers' addition of Jonnu Smith and what the veteran tight end could mean for Green Bay's roster construction. Jason also weighs in on Luke Musgrave's uncertain status, Drake Dabney's roster chances and whether more two-tight-end sets could impact Jayden Reed's playing time.

Season 3 of Weekly Wilde is here. Jason Wilde joins Alex Strouf to break down where the Packers stand as training camp winds down and the 2026 regular season approaches. Jason explains why Green Bay may be entering the season with even more questions along the offensive line than it had at the start of camp, what he likes about Jonathan Gannon’s new defense, and why Brandon Cissé has impressed.

Plus, Jason and Strouf discuss the next step Jordan Love needs to take to move from a very good quarterback into the NFL’s true upper echelon, the latest on Josh Jacobs and Tucker Kraft, Trey Smack’s strong preseason, and a few under-the-radar Packers who helped themselves during training camp.

Jason Wilde gives his firsthand assessment of the Packers’ joint practice with the Cardinals and pushes back on the idea that the day was simply a draw. Arizona won all four two-minute periods, raising questions after Green Bay spent the offseason emphasizing its need to finish. Wilde discusses the Packers defense, Jordan Love getting more freedom in the offense and why Love’s next step doesn’t require matching Aaron Rodgers’ historic production. He also explains why speculation about a Josh Jacobs suspension has gotten ahead of the available information. Plus, Wilde examines Tucker Kraft’s unresolved contract negotiations and why Kraft may be growing frustrated as another potential deadline passes without a deal.