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Fred Thurston, Cameron Gilbert, & Coach Chris Kellett sit down to talk about the trade deadline (who wins & who loses), the unnecessary loss in LA, and the upcoming matchup of the 12’s. This show is brought to you by Pride & Glory Clothing Co. | Ground Round Neenah Follow us on: iTunes | Soundcloud | Facebook | Twitter The Sweep is a part of the Packers Talk family of…

The Packers were close. Really close. But thanks to a multitude of reasons, a great defensive effort and some great defensive moments were undermined in the final moments against the class of the NFL. Unfortunately, moral victories don’t count in the win-loss column, and now the .500 Packers head to New England next week with…

The Packers tried to stab it with their steely knives, but they just couldn’t kill the beast, as the Rams narrowly prevailed in LA. Chris and Dave talk about T-Mo’s unfortunate decision to return a late kick-off (and even more regrettable fumble), but show more proportion than some of the internet knuckheads. Indeed, those guys…

The guys discuss Mac’s comments on running the ball, potential trade deadline deals, and the return of Randall Cobb and Geronimo Allison. Sean Wilkinson of Turf Show Times drops in to talk Rams before the guys break down the game to come. Pack to the Future is brought to you by Sioux City Jerky. Check out their delicious selection…

It’s come to this. The time for excuses is done. The clock has started on the fate of head coach Mike McCarthy. Let me be clear though that I respect McCarthy, his solid winning percentage with a 63% and a decent 10-8 playoff record. I know a few teams that would love to have a…

After a roller coaster start to the season, Packer fans are just as ready for this bye week as the team itself. After a last-second comeback win over the lowly San Francisco 49ers, Mike McCarthy and the Pack take a week off to contemplate their life choices and the future of this team. At 3-2-1,…

The Packers loss to the Lions has Old Friends Chris and Dave more melancholy than a Simon and Garfunkel classic. Our guys — not Paul and Art, the other two — fill the Sounds of Silence discussing the puzzling performance, specifically the apparent troubles with the offense, particularly the QB, the head coach, and the…