Ted and Dom are out and so are Chris and Dave for the year. But before fading into the off season, the fellas discuss the upheaval and tumult in the Packers front office and coaching staff. The boys might be back to talk about the changes once things come into focus, but in any case…
The Vikings and their fans have had their day. Chris and Dave like that about as much as the 16-0 skunking Green Bay absorbed. Rather than dwell too much on the game, the guys spend most of the podcast talking about what comes next for the Packers. The fellas find some bright spots, but lots…
Part of any therapy is the ability to see things for what they are and move on. So it is with Chris and Dave and the Packers. The boys don’t hold a funeral for the team, but are gathering the pall bearers nonetheless. Lots discussion about the return of Aaron Rodgers, the hit on Devante…
Like all kids this time of year, Chris and Dave are eagerly awaiting the return of the magical gent who brings joy to children of all ages: Aaron Rodgers. Enough of this scraping out wins in OT — the fellas want to see 12 and his helpers back together. For now, the guys are satisfied…
While not a charity per se, the Packers did get a gift of sorts in beating Tampa Bay. Chris and Dave are trying to figure out how the Packers managed to win with Brett Hundley throwing for less than 100 yards. The fellas have a spirited discussion about the need for a better alternative next…
Chris and Dave didn’t have high expectations for this game, so the fellas were pleasantly surprised by the Packers close and tough loss at Pittsburgh. Sure, it wasn’t a win, but the guys say it felt like one. Brett Hundley gets his props from Chris and Dave, and the guys discuss how the national perception of the…
Even Edgar Allen Poe was shocked with the flaccid, lurid, semi-life-like performance of a moribund Packers team that got shut out by the Ravens. Chris and Dave are adjusting to the new Rodgers-less Packers, puzzling over what the heck is wrong with Brett Hundley. At this point, Poe has more life than the Packers offense.…