It’s the one Packer Nation has been waiting for: Aaron Rodgers vs. the Green Bay Packers, under the lights in Pittsburgh. In this week’s episode of Cheesehead Radio, CD, Kelly, and Jersey Al break down Green Bay’s gritty 27-23 win over the Cardinals — a victory defined by Micah Parsons’ takeover performance, Josh Jacobs’ “calf…
Sunday night will be a night to remember. It serves as the first time Aaron Rodgers faces the Green Bay Packers. Rodgers was with the organization for 18 seasons (2005-2022). He won a Super Bowl, four MVP awards, and consistently had his team in the playoffs. Many consider him one of the greatest to have…
Revenge or Retirement Party for Mr. Rodgers | Packers Weekly #117 Is it revenge or a retirement party for Aaron Rodgers? 🏈 In this episode of Packers Weekly, Al and the crew dive deep into Green Bay’s emotional face-off against the New York Jets and what it reveals about the current state of the Packers.…
The Packers won again on Sunday, though you wouldn’t have guessed looking at much of the reaction following the game. Green Bay defeated the Cardinals 27-24, scoring the go ahead touchdown with under two minutes left before the defense held on. It should be noted that this Cardinals team has been feisty all season. They’ve…
Chris Lempesis is back in his Packers basement for another edition of Emptying The Bag, the Tuesday night mailbag that’s become a LempsTalkinPack tradition. He starts by revealing how he really feels heading into Sunday night’s headline matchup: Aaron Rodgers vs. the Green Bay Packers. Spoiler — it’s not what you’d expect from a lifelong…
The Packers defense statistically has a great defense. But for the past several weeks, there has been an obvious problem with the defense. No, it’s not the front four, which has greatly improved with the addition of Micah Parsons. And it is not the Packers linebackers, who have held their own this season. It’s the…
Chris and Dave return for another half-therapy, half-comedy session disguised as a Packers podcast, fighting through technical difficulties that were somehow less confusing than Matt LaFleur’s play-calling. The Packers’ offense once again looked like a bad improv troupe (“Yes, and… three-and-out”), while the defense seemed determined to audition for the role of “perpetually late to…