Chris and Dave are not fans of what used to be called the “exhibition season” by the NFL. Practice games just don’t move the meter for the boys. (C & D are also not fans of audio problems, so sorry about the robotic voices starting at about 57 minutes.) Still, there are players to watch…
Chris and Dave cope with the devastation of the Packers NFC Championship game loss in their own unique way, working from Denial to Acceptance in a podcast long enough to last into next season. Posting its first show in 2005, Packers Therapy is the longest-running Packers podcast on the Internet. Hosts Chris and Dave began…
Like most Packers fans, Chris and Dave spent a lot of time talking about the Dez Byrant “uncatch” and decided that getting helped by a game-turning technicality is better than getting jobbed by one. Still, both guys would have preferred a clean win. Nonetheless, a win is a win, and the fellas happily look forward…
Chris and Dave use the upcoming Packers-Cowboys playoff game as a vehicle to shamelessly congratulate each other on posting a quarter of a thousand podcasts. Dave sees a double digit Green Bay win…Chris sees drug testing in Dave’s future. The duo also sets the betting lines for the game. The second half of the podcast…
Like pretty much everyone else, Chris and Dave were awed by the stones Aaron Rodgers displayed at Lambeau Field, inspiring teammates and fans alike with his Lazarus impersonation, and leading the Packers over Detroit. The boys take their usual cheap shots at Brad Jones and Mason Crosby, but throw bouquets to the Packers offensive line…
The Packers did what they had to do in dispatching Tampa Bay, so Chris and Dave spend most of the podcast talking about what lies ahead for Green Bay. The duo lament the short-term thinking spreading around the media that somehow Aaron Rodgers is playing himself out of the MVP, then focus on the Lions…
Well, Packers fans, we were due a stinker, and we got it. Chris and Dave weren’t pleased either, lamenting an out-of-sync offense and speculating on what was up with Aaron Rodgers. The duo was pleased with the defensive effort, judging it good enough to win, but acknowledge that it was easy to look good against…