Ryan has come home for the holidays, but not before stopping at Ross’s house. The guys sit down for a live taping of From the Benches and dive into some Packers football. They discuss the big win over Oakland, the Pro Bowl selections and the Mike Daniels extension. The guys then delve into the weekend’s…
Jacob and Jason break down the win over the Raiders. They’ll also pause to acknowledge the Hall of Fame career of Charles Woodson, who is retiring after this season. Despite the win, why all the long faces in Green Bay? The duo discuss the comments made after the win by Mike McCarthy and Aaron Rodgers.…
The guys talk about Aaron’s press conference, a tale of two defenses, and why you should be all smiles after Sunday’s win. Fred Thurston fills in for an absent Jordan, and Jesse Reynolds of Revenge of the Birds joins to talk Cardinals. Listen to Pack to the Future every week, featuring co-hosts Jordan Peck, Brian Fonfara, and Dusty Evely.…
Drenched by Bay Area showers, Green Bay muddled their way past Oakland. It was downright messy — both the quality of play and condition of the field. Chris and Dave weren’t thrilled, but the guys will take a road win and a return trip to the postseason. The fellas ponder the issues raised by Milwaukee…
Stuck in line to see the new Battlenet Galactic Trek movie? Well download this week’s Titletown Sound and kill some time! Chris is back with a brand new beat while he, Jeremy, and Bobbo discuss the Green Bay Packers’ win over Dallas, look ahead to the Oakland game, and get caught up talking about cereal…
Amanda and Chris start the Week 15 edition of Behind Enemy Lines by talking about their rainy trip to Lambeau Field last weekend, before discussing the dynamic day by Eddie Lacy and James Starks, what they thought of Mike McCarthy’s play calling, and where their expectations are at for the rest of the regular season.…
The Packers easily dispatched the Dallas Cowboys for their second-straight win. They now turn their attention to a tough road game against the Oakland Raiders. With the way the NFC is set up this season, the most the Packers can gain by a strong finish is the #2 seed but they’re also not very likely…