Green Bay Packers roster cuts, trades, and the final 53-man roster headline Cheesehead Radio #388, as CD Angeli, Kelly Hodgson, and Jersey Al break down Brian Gutekunst’s unusually frantic cutdown weekend. Kyle McCord threw four touchdowns in Green Bay’s wild preseason finale, then promptly became a Miami Dolphin and a future sixth-round pick. That pick…
Cheese Head Radio breaks down the Green Bay Packers after a 33-13 preseason win over the Denver Broncos, with Jordan Love looking sharp, Trey Smack staying perfect in games, and the roster bubble tightening by the hour. CD Angeli, Kelly Hodgson, and Jersey Al dig into Love’s efficient opening drive, Green Bay’s early defensive hiccups,…
Green Bay Packers training camp takes center stage on Cheesehead Radio #386, as CD Angeli, Kelly Hodgson, and Jersey Al sort through a roster suddenly allergic to job security. Keisean Nixon says he feels “punished,” which is one way to describe being asked to compete for an NFL starting job after announcing your extension expectations.…
The Packers opened the 2026 preseason with a 28-9 loss to Pittsburgh, which would be concerning if anyone with a functioning pulse cared about preseason final scores. Green Bay actually led 9-7 late in the third before the bottom of the roster took over and the evening became a live-action waiver-wire seminar. So CD Angeli…
The Green Bay Packers didn’t make the splash hire.They made the intentional one. On this episode of Cheesehead Radio, the crew digs into Green Bay’s decision to hire Jonathan Gannon as defensive coordinator — a move that landed with all the subtlety of a snowblower on Packers Twitter. After a week of fan wish-casting, nostalgia…
Kelly is out sick, so it’s just CD Angeli and Jersey Al this week—which means fewer bingo squares, more uninterrupted sarcasm, and a whole lot of honest Packers soul-searching. The Green Bay Packers officially chose continuity. Matt LaFleur is extended. Brian Gutekunst stays put. Russ Ball remains firmly in the spreadsheets. Ed Policy’s first major…
The Packers didn’t just lose a playoff game in Chicago — they auditioned for a documentary called “How To Invent New Pain In 13 Minutes.” Up 21–3 at Soldier Field in January, Green Bay somehow watched the Bears hang 25 points in the fourth quarter like it was a charity drive… except the Packers were…