Ep. 392 Will the Packers Start 0-2 in 2026? + Rodgers Returns & Brewers-Cubs Heat Up

Ep. 396 Packers Reset, Vikings Chaos & Brewers Questions

Alex Strouf and Josh DiMaggio dig into Matt LaFleur’s offseason reset and whether the Packers offense can become more explosive around Jordan Love. They debate Mike Tomlin, Micah Parsons, MarShawn Lloyd’s health, Josh Jacobs’ uncertain situation, and what Green Bay may need from its running backs. The guys also have some fun with the Vikings quarterback room and J.J. McCarthy’s awkward comments about competing with Kyler Murray. Later, they turn to the Brewers, Sal Frelick’s offensive struggles, Luis Lara’s rise, and the MLB salary cap conversation.

Ep. 395 Josh Jacobs Arrested, Brewers Swagger & OTA Updates

Alex Strouf, Josh DiMaggio and Will Sommers return from Memorial Day weekend with a loaded episode that starts with major concern surrounding Packers running back Josh Jacobs after reports emerge of his arrest and multiple domestic violence-related allegations. The guys break down what is currently known, what remains unclear, and what the situation could mean for Green Bay’s already thin running back room heading into 2026. They also react to Matt LaFleur’s comments from OTAs, Marshawn Lloyd’s growing importance, and whether the Packers may now need to explore outside running back options before training camp. From there, the crew dives headfirst into Packers OTA overreactions season, including Trey Smack’s kicking debut, Brandon Cissé and Brenton Cox Jr. “would-be sacks,” Bo Melton returning to wide receiver duties, and why “best shape of my life” season has officially arrived in Green Bay. The guys debate which Packers are true breakout candidates, who could become All-Pros, and whether this season really is “Super Bowl or bust” for Jordan Love, Matt LaFleur and the Packers. The Brewers segment turns into full-on rivalry chaos as Milwaukee climbs into first place while Cubs fans spiral into despair. The crew reacts to Abner Uribe’s legendary DX-style “suck it” celebration toward the Cardinals dugout, Pat Murphy’s disappointment, and the bizarre tension surrounding sign-stealing accusations between Milwaukee and St. Louis. Plus: Pete Crow-Armstrong slander, Cubs misery, and why Brewers baseball has officially become appointment viewing again.

Ep. 394 Love’s MVP Buzz Meets Brewers’ Big Weekend

Alex Strouf and Josh DiMaggio kick off Memorial Day weekend with Dollar Dog strategy, Brewers-Dodgers excitement, and plenty of Packers quarterback talk. They react to Mina Kimes praising Jordan Love and debate whether Love has a real MVP case heading into 2026. The guys also discuss Joe Thomas’ strong review of Jordan Morgan and what a better Packers offensive line could mean for Love and Matt LaFleur. Later, they break down the Brewers’ sweep of the Cubs, the upcoming Dodgers and Cardinals series, and why Memorial Day is a key baseball checkpoint. The hour wraps with a Matthew Stafford conspiracy theory and a holiday weekend sendoff.

Ep. 393 Packers Pressure, Breakout Candidates & Matt LaFleur’s Redemption Tour

Alex Strouf, Josh DiMaggio and Will Sommers dive deep into what the Packers need to become a legitimate Super Bowl team in 2026, separating the roster into two categories: players who need to break out and players who must evolve into true NFL stars. The conversation centers around Jordan Love officially taking ownership of the offense, Christian Watson’s potential leap into elite territory, and whether Tucker Kraft, Evan Williams and Edgerrin Cooper are on the verge of national stardom. The guys debate whether Matt LaFleur is poised for a major bounce-back season after a disappointing 2025 campaign and discuss why this season has to be viewed as “Super Bowl or bust” following three straight playoff appearances. They also break down concerns surrounding the offensive line, Micah Parsons’ absence early in the year, and whether Green Bay finally has enough high-end talent to compete with the NFC’s elite. Later, the crew pivots into another heated Brewers-Cubs rivalry discussion as Milwaukee climbs back into first place behind Jacob Misiorowski’s dominance and continued pitching depth. They react to Cubs fans unraveling online, Pete Crow-Armstrong controversy, weird Twitter group chats devoted to hating PCA, and why the Brewers continue to frustrate big-market fanbases despite spending far less money. The episode wraps with reactions to Aaron Rodgers officially announcing 2026 will be his final NFL season, plus One Word Wednesday featuring a fake mentalist scandal, golfer drama at the PGA Championship, and the latest examples of athletes and fans going completely off the rails.

Ep. 392 Will the Packers Start 0-2 in 2026? + Rodgers Returns & Brewers-Cubs Heat Up

Alex Strouf, Josh DiMaggio and Will Sommers break down the Packers’ newly released 2026 schedule, including a loaded primetime slate, a Christmas showdown with the Bears, and why Green Bay could still be a 12-win contender even without Micah Parsons early in the season. The guys react to Adam Schein predicting the Packers will finish last in the NFC North, debate whether Jordan Love has officially entered his prime, and discuss why the NFL schedule release has become a full-blown entertainment event. The crew also dives into the brewing rivalry tension between Packers and Bears fans after “Bears Still Suck” chants echoed through Lambeau during Luke Combs weekend and “Green Bay Sucks” chants broke out at Cubs-White Sox games. Plus, reactions to Matt LaFleur shotgunning beers on stage, Tucker Kraft stealing the spotlight, and why sports rivalries have become full-on pop culture moments. Later, the guys talk Brewers-Cubs at Wrigley, the Brewers’ ongoing power shortage despite staying near the top of the NL Central, and whether Milwaukee finally needs to make a splash for a true home run hitter at the deadline. They also hit on Aaron Rodgers officially returning to Pittsburgh, the lingering Giannis drama in Milwaukee, Malice at the Palace memories, random alien conspiracies, and one of the strangest headlines ever written about Milwaukee potholes.