Beating Chicago never gets old for Packers fans, Chris and Dave among them. The boys don’t see the 23-16 win as necessarily a season saver, but they decide that it was much better than losing a fourth in a row. The fellas discuss the merits of tanking and try to decode who the real Brett…
It was a chesty and rather spirited session for Chris and Dave this week. The guys saw the same game, but saw its meaning differently, particularly when it comes to how HaHa Clinton-Dix played. The second half of the podcast was more congenial, as they rave over the sleuthing skills of the hero of the…
A pall is cast over Chris and Dave as the boys lament the (apparent) season-ending injury to Packers Stud Aaron Rodgers. The fellas debate what it means for the team going forward and what GB needs to do in the wake of the disaster. Oh, yeah — they guys also talk a little about the…
Chris and Dave find much to like in the Packers latest win over Dallas at AT&T Stadium (owned by Aaron Rodgers). The QB and the other Aaron, Jones, get their props from the boys, and the fellas are impressed with what Blake Martinez is doing on defense. Chris and Dave are perplexed by some of…
Chris and Dave are happy about the Packers blowout of Chicago last Thursday night. But the boys are getting soft in their old age, spending an extended period lamenting the brutal hit on Davante Adams, which colored the favorable outcome for the guys ——————- Posting its first show in 2005, Packers Therapy is the longest-running…
Dave confesses his Man Love for his homeboy Tony Romo as the fellas heap some love on the Packers defense. Chris and Dave also debut their new song honoring their betting line guy Mitnomiller. Hilarity ensues. They also talk about Green Bay’s overtime win over Cincinnati. ——————- Posting its first show in 2005, Packers Therapy…
Chris and Dave, giggling like middle schoolers, breakdown the Packers 34-23 loss in the opening game in Atlanta’s new stadium. The boys aren’t happy about it, but hey, it’s just game two, right? Nobody is freaking out, well except the guys at the Harvard Business Review, wondering why they are buying ads adjacent to two…