Jacob, Jason and Paul discuss the Packers quarterback position and how they might address it during the offseason. Is it time to find the heir to Aaron Rodgers? Can Rodgers still get this team to a Super Bowl? —–Pulse of the Pack is the spot for what’s new with the Green Bay Packers. Jacob Westendorf (@JacobWestendorf)…
It was the first weekend without NFL football. But the help cure those blues, the XFL re-launched this past weekend. Surprisingly enough, it was an enjoyable product. It was a chance for players who were cut from the NFL to continue to play the game they love. Fans also seemed to enjoy more football. After…
The Packers end the 2019 season in a much better spot than at the end of 2018. Matt LaFleur and Brian Gutekunst provided a quick turnaround in terms of scheme, team chemistry, and overall talent level, but, alas, the work is never done. The Aaron Rodgers era is approaching its end, and it’s time to…
After an offseason of scrutiny, we can safely say that Aaron Rodgers bought into Matt LaFleur’s leadership, scheme, and personality. Rodgers did nothing but praise his head coach and the culture he brought to the locker room. He was more willing to make checkdowns and put the ball in the hands of his running backs.…
Well, that sucked. The 2019 Green Bay Packers season went out with a whimper as every cylinder of the engine on the train failed against the 49ers in the NFC Championship. Packer fans were left in despair, but don’t you worry: the Cheesehead Radio gang is here to not only help you process this loss,…
While the Super Bowl has yet to take place, it’s officially the offseason for the Green Bay Packers. With the team’s crushing defeat at the hands of the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship, the Packers hope for a title ended. Regardless of how disheartening the ending was, this was a special season. This…
Chris and Dave talk the NFC Championship stomping by the 49ers, and cap the season with an ode to the 2019 Packers. What should we look forward to next season? Who will stay, who will go? Aaron Rodgers: 36 physically, 66 mentally? Also, a special edition of betting lines for the off-season. See you next…