The Green Bay Packers look to improve to 3-0 as they face the Cleveland Browns in their first road game of the season. Can the Packers banged up offensive line handle Myles Garrett and the Browns defense? We analyze the key matchups for Sunday’s game. All this and more on this week’s episode of No…
Chris Lempesis is back with the season premiere of his Tuesday night mailbag show, “Emptying The Bag,” answering all the Packers questions and comments that didn’t make it into last week’s postgame episode. He kicks things off with a hilarious Lambeau Field bathroom story from a past Packers/Commanders game before diving into fan takes from…
After 2 weeks and 2 decisive wins against 2 seemingly good teams, this Packers team looks like the team to beat in the NFL. Typically at this point in the season, Packers fans have their “yeah buts” already identified. The rushing defense has historically been one of those “yeah buts”. It doesn’t look like this…
Packers Therapy goes to Lambeau, with Chris and Dave proving they can survive without their recliners. Listeners gathered for a meetup that felt like a family reunion run by dysfunctional cousins. The Packers delivered a Commanding victory over Washington, thanks to a defense that is proving to be a notch up over last year’s very…
Chris Lempesis is back to break down the Green Bay Packers’ 27-18 Thursday night win over the Washington Commanders, moving the Pack to 2-0 on the season. Once again, the defense stole the show. Chris details how Micah Parsons, Rashan Gary, Edgerrin Cooper, Keyshawn Nixon, and company swarmed Jayden Daniels all night, holding Washington’s explosive…
The Green Bay Packers opened 2025 with a statement 27–13 win over the Detroit Lions at Lambeau Field. Jordan Love looked sharp, the defense dominated, and Micah Parsons made an instant impact in his Green Bay debut. Now comes the quick turnaround: a Thursday night matchup against the Washington Commanders. With injuries on the offensive…
Chris and Dave roar into the Packers’ matchup against a Johnson-less Detroit outfit, with Micah Parsons making a dominant debut that shaped the flow of what turned out to be a one-sided game. The fellas weigh in on Jordan Love’s performance—“adequate” might be a fair description—and debate what that means going forward. As always, they…