The Packers leaned on one of their most run-heavy game plans of the LaFleur era — 42 rushing plays — and it paid off. We break down why the staff kept calling the same concepts, how Emanuel Wilson handled 30+ touches and 125 scrimmage yards, and what LaFleur meant when he said they “did what we had to do to win.” We also dive into another dominant defensive performance: Micah Parsons hits double-digit sacks again, Isaiah McDuffie thrives with the green dot, rookie Warren Brinson flashes with real impact, and the Vikings finish with just 145 total yards — including –1 in the second half. Jason Wilde joins the conversation, plus we play “Buy or Sell” on whether the 7-3-1 Packers can win the NFC North. And former Lions OL and current Detroit radio analyst Lomas Brown helps us look ahead to a critical showdown with Detroit. A sharp, fast, and complete breakdown of the Packers’ most physical win of the season.

ESPN’s Rob Demovsky joins Homer and Bryan Bulaga for a deep, unfiltered breakdown of the Packers’ latest win — and why it was much more than just a bad day for J.J. McCarthy. Rob and Bulaga dig into how Green Bay’s defense forced the Vikings’ quarterback into mistakes, what the tape showed on Rashan Gary’s usage, and why Micah Parsons hitting double-digit sacks is changing the mindset of the entire defense. They also dive into major injury concerns, including Lukas Van Ness’ surprising snap count and what a new DNP means for his availability going forward. On the offensive line, Demovsky explains the Packers’ decision to roll with Anthony Belton at right guard, what it means for Jordan Morgan’s future, and why Green Bay’s long-term O-line plan is suddenly complicated.

ESPN’s Rob Demovsky joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy following the Packers’ dominant 23–6 win over the Vikings at Lambeau. Rob breaks down the team’s offensive line adjustments, including Anthony Belton replacing Jordan Morgan at right guard, and how those changes helped fuel the run game. The crew also discusses how Matt LaFleur’s conservative approach protected Jordan Love’s shoulder, why this was one of Green Bay’s most balanced wins of the year, and what it means heading into the Thanksgiving matchup against the Lions. Plus: Micah Parsons’ comments after reaching 10 sacks — and whether they were an unintentional shot at Rashan Gary, who’s never hit that mark despite his massive new contract. Rob offers locker room insight and his take on how the Packers stack up in a wide-open NFC. 🎧 Jen, Gabe & Chewy deliver sharp, honest Packers talk every weekday morning on ESPN Milwaukee and wherever you get your podcasts. Packers, Green Bay Packers, Rob Demovsky, Matt LaFleur, Jordan Love, Rashan Gary, Micah Parsons, Packers Vikings, Packers win, Packers podcast, Packers offensive line, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy, Wisconsin sports, Lambeau Field, Packers playoffs

React to the Packers win over the Vikings with Homer, Tausch, Gary Ellerson and Jason Wilde

ESPN NFL Nation Packers reporter Rob Demovsky joins Wilde and Tausch ahead of the Green Bay Packers hosting the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday at Lambeau Field.

After a gutsy win over the Giants, the Packers enter a defining stretch — but who are they really? Jason Wilde and Alex Strouf break down Jordan Love’s shoulder injury, Josh Jacobs’ uncertain status against Minnesota, and why Jason believes Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy could struggle at Lambeau Field. Plus, what the Packers’ offense looks like with — and without — Josh Jacobs.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy with the latest NFL updates and a few legendary stories. Schefter breaks down Aaron Rodgers’ broken wrist, his push to play against the Bears, and how the Steelers are handling his recovery. He also explains Josh Jacobs’ injury status and whether the Packers might rest him before their Thanksgiving showdown with Detroit. The crew and Schefter also discuss the Lions’ struggles without Sam LaPorta, Joe Burrow’s comeback timeline, and A.J. Brown’s strange meeting with Eagles ownership. Then, Schefter opens up about one of his most unforgettable career moments — being called into Dan Reeves’ office after a national TV appearance that nearly ended his career. 🎧 Jen, Gabe & Chewy blend Packers analysis, NFL insider insight, and hilarious storytelling every weekday morning on ESPN Milwaukee and wherever you get your podcasts. Packers, Green Bay Packers, Adam Schefter, Aaron Rodgers, Josh Jacobs, Matt LaFleur, Dan Reeves, NFL news, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy, Wisconsin sports, Packers podcast, Aaron Rodgers injury, Packers Thanksgiving, NFL insider

Greg Matzek and Gary Ellerson break down the Packers’ gritty road win over the New York Giants! Did Jordan Love dig deep to keep Green Bay’s playoff hopes alive? Packers insider Jason Wilde checks in from Titletown with the latest updates. Without Tucker Kraft, are the Packers scrambling to fill the tight end gap? How would you sum up the defense’s performance against New York — bend but don’t break, or something else entirely? Plus, the latest injury news on Josh Jacobs — and what happens if he can’t suit up Sunday? The guys fire up another round of “Buy or Sell”, and in “Not My Beat,” they look ahead to a high-stakes showdown with the Minnesota Vikings with WCCO's Matthew Coller.

ESPN Packers reporter Rob Demovsky joins The Homer Hour to break down all things Green Bay! Rob dives into why Rashan Gary’s snap count has dipped, the defense’s missed chances to force turnovers against the Giants, and the latest on Josh Jacobs’ knee injury. Plus, he shares insight on the MetLife Stadium field issues, Christian Watson stepping up as the clear No. 1 target on offense, and how the interior O-line performed with Sean Rhyan making his first career start. Finally, Rob weighs in on how many of the next three division games the Packers need to win — and the impact Savion Williams made in Sunday's matchup.

ESPN’s Rob Demovsky joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to recap the Packers’ gritty 27–20 win over the Giants — and the statement it made for Jordan Love. Demovsky explains why this was the performance the quarterback and team “needed for their psyche,” and how Matt LaFleur’s return to play-action helped unlock Love’s best football. The crew also digs into Rashan Gary’s decline in production, what his $28 million cap hit means for the offseason, and whether Malik Willis deserves a few creative snaps to keep defenses guessing. Plus: how injuries to Josh Jacobs and Devonte Wyatt are affecting Green Bay’s balance on both sides of the ball. 🎧 Jen, Gabe & Chewy deliver Packers insight, humor, and accountability every weekday morning on ESPN Milwaukee and wherever you get your podcasts. Packers, Green Bay Packers, Jordan Love, Matt LaFleur, Rob Demovsky, Rashan Gary, Malik Willis, Packers Giants, Packers offense, Packers defense, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy, Wisconsin sports, Packers podcast, Packers cap space, Lambeau Field

Recap and react to the Packers 27-20 win over the New York Giants with Homer, Mark Tauscher, Gary Ellerson, and Jason Wilde.

The Packers drop their second straight, this time to the Eagles on Monday Night Football — and the offensive struggles are glaring. Jason Wilde and Alex Strouf break down what’s gone wrong with Matt LaFleur’s offense, Jordan Love’s development, and why Love hasn’t had as much freedom at the line as Aaron Rodgers once did. Plus, a look ahead to Packers–Giants after New York fired head coach Brian Daboll — should Green Bay be worried about the “fired coach” bounce?

ESPN’s Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to react to the Packers’ back-to-back losses at Lambeau and their fading playoff momentum. Schefter says Green Bay has “squandered opportunities” and explains why they should still be in the playoff mix — but warns that the upcoming Giants game could be more dangerous than fans think. The crew discusses Jameis Winston’s unpredictable impact, the defensive matchup, and whether Matt LaFleur’s seat might be warming if Green Bay continues to slide. Plus, Schefter gives his take on the NFC playoff picture, the state of the Packers’ locker room, and what Ed Policy’s leadership could mean for the franchise’s future. 🎧 Jen, Gabe & Chewy deliver smart, unfiltered Packers talk with humor and insider access — every weekday morning on ESPN Milwaukee and wherever you get your podcasts.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins Potawatomi Sportsbook Monday, which play was most aggravating to him from the Packers loss to the Eagles, is he still optimistic about this team going forward the rest of the season and does he see any signs of discontent in the locker room?

Greg Matzek and Gary Ellerson recap the Packers loss to the Eagles, why has the offense been struggling so much, Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins the show with the latest happenings from titletown, what will it take to Matt LaFleur's job to seriously be called into question, the defense has been holding up their end of the bargain, the guys play "Buy or Sell," "Not My Beat" as the guys look ahead to Sunday's matchup with the Giants and a list of head scratching moments in the Packers loss to the Eagles.

Wilde & Tausch host Mark Tauscher joins KBN, has Brian Gutekunst supplied Matt LaFleur with enough talent to put a better product on the field the last two weeks, are the Packers issues fixable this year and does he think they can fix them, his thoughts on the Packers 4th and 1 call and where the team goes from here.

SPN’s Rob Demovsky joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy following the Packers’ embarrassing 10–7 loss to the Eagles — their second straight defeat at Lambeau — to break down what’s gone wrong with Matt LaFleur’s offense. From predictable play-calling and an underperforming offensive line to Jordan Love’s lost confidence, Demovsky explains why Green Bay’s offense looks completely disjointed. The crew also dives into growing frustration inside the locker room, Josh Jacobs’ pointed postgame comments, and the sense that the Packers’ defense is getting fed up carrying the load. Demovsky weighs in on whether LaFleur has enough strong voices around him, the lingering impact of losing Nathaniel Hackett, and how Brian Gutekunst and Ed Policy factor into the team’s future. 🎧 Jen, Gabe & Chewy deliver unfiltered Packers talk every weekday — with insider insights, humor, and honesty — on ESPN Milwaukee and wherever you get your podcasts. Packers, Green Bay Packers, Matt LaFleur, Rob Demovsky, Jordan Love, Packers offense, Packers locker room, Brian Gutekunst, Packers hot seat, Packers coaching, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy, Wisconsin sports, Packers podcast, Packers vs Eagles, Lambeau Field

React to the Packers 10-7 loss to the Eagles with Homer, Mark Tauscher, Gary Ellerson and Jason Wilde on Green Bay Game Night.

Three-time Wisconsin Sportswriter of the Year Jason Wilde and Alex Strouf discuss the Green Bay Packers’ identity crisis after an embarrassing loss to the Carolina Panthers at Lambeau Field. Despite sitting at 5-2-1 and atop the NFC North, the Packers are searching for answers — especially after losing TE Tucker Kraft to a season-ending ACL tear. Can Luke Musgrave step up in Kraft’s absence and spark the offense? And how will Green Bay respond under the bright lights of Monday Night Football against the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles? All that and more in this week’s edition of Weekly Wilde, presented by ESPN Wisconsin.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy for his weekly segment, breaking down the NFL trade deadline chaos. From the Jets trading Sauce Gardner to the Eagles’ masterclass in managing picks, Schefter explains how some teams keep getting better — and why the Packers stood pat. The crew dives into Green Bay’s rumored interest in Asante Samuel Jr. and whether Brian Gutekunst would really pivot from the organization’s history of avoiding neck-injury risks. Schefter weighs in on how the Packers’ medical and front-office philosophies have evolved. Then, the conversation takes a hilarious turn as they discuss Tom Brady reportedly cloning his dog — and whether Schefty would ever do the same. 🎧 Jen, Gabe & Chewy mix insider NFL info with Wisconsin sports talk, humor, and heart every weekday on ESPN Milwaukee and wherever you get your podcasts.