At long last, Chris and Dave have achieved enlightenment — not from ayahuasca, but from beating Aaron Rodgers in black and gold. The trip to Pittsburgh felt like group therapy in a stadium with too many vowels, where the Packers somehow won despite their best efforts to cause a collective coronary. The guys bask in…
Sunday night’s game against the Steelers was important for the Green Bay Packers for several reasons, but none was bigger than Aaron Rodgers’ first appearance against the organization since he was traded in 2023. Although they struggled out of the gate, the Packers caught fire in the second half, scoring 28 points in route to…
The Packers went into halftime trailing the Steelers by nine points. The script for a disastrous finish seemed inevitable. Most notably, Brandon McManus missed two field goals, keeping six points off the board in crucial moments. However, the Packers came out of the gate in the second half ready to dominate. No one missed a…
Lemps is back—and so are your Green Bay Packers. After a flat, penalty-sprinkled first half that ended 16–7, Green Bay woke the hell up and blasted past the Steelers 35–25 on Sunday Night Football at Acrisure Stadium. Jordan Love got scorching hot (20 straight completions, 360 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT) while TE Tucker Kraft…
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…
Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay’s nail-biter 27–23 road win over the Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium in Glendale. The Packers didn’t play their cleanest football—third-down issues, odd situational calls, and the usual special-teams heartburn—but they had Micah Parsons, and that was enough. Chris details Parsons’ Reggie-esque takeover (3 sacks, 4…
Chris and Dave return for another emotional autopsy disguised as a Packers podcast, breaking down Green Bay’s “win” over the Bengals—a game so weird it deserves therapy. The defense started out like world-beaters, then ghosted faster than your last Tinder date. LaFleur ran the ball like it was a court-ordered mandate, Jordan Love looked competent……