Packers Talk

The Green Bay Packers got the W — but not without plenty to talk about. In this episode of Packers Weekly, hosts Myles Teddick and Tim Hamilton break down the good, the bad, and the questionable from the latest Packers win. Was it a statement victory or just a lucky escape?Join the guys as they dive deep into:

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… until he didn’t, and poor Tucker Kraft might as well have been in witness protection.Meanwhile, Matthew Golden continues to sparkle, the special teams continue to mystify, and the guys once again prove that humor is the only healthy coping mechanism for Packers fandom. From the one sack on Joe “Still Somehow Playing” Flacco to the latest batch of Ha Ha Clinton-Dix Picks for the degenerates who love pain and parlays, it’s another week of laughs, lamentations, and long-distance diagnoses from Packers Therapy.Grab your beverage of choice, lower your expectations, and join Chris, Dave, and Dr. Klaus (in spirit) as they unpack the psychological damage that comes from car

Chris Lempesis is back in the basement Packer Room for another round of honest-to-God Packers talk, breaking down Green Bay’s uneven 27–18 win over the Cincinnati Bengals at Lambeau Field.It’s victory beer time, but not without a few grimaces — because as Chris says, a win is a win… but…The first half looked like a slog, the second half like a surge. Jordan Love made some elite-level throws and Josh Jacobs bulldozed his way through the Bengals defense (while sick, no less), but the defense and special teams continued to struggle with consistency. Once again, the Packers looked like two different teams in one game — dominant in stretches, disjointed in others.In this episode:The duality of the 2025 Packers: flashes of greatness vs. maddening lapsesJordan Love’s almost-elite performance — and the one or two throws still holding him backJosh Jacobs: “an all-time dude,” sick and still sensationalOffensive line redemption (and why chemistry matters as much as talent)The defense’s disappearing act after halftime an

The Green Bay Packers are back from the bye — and the pressure is on. In this episode of No Huddle Radio, hosts Gil Martin and Sean Tehan break down the biggest storylines heading into the Packers’ matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals.Can Jordan Love and Matt LaFleur finally find offensive rhythm after a rocky start to the season? What role will Christian Watson’s recovery play in the team’s offensive potential? And how can Green Bay’s defense hold up against Joe Burrow and the Bengals’ explosive attack?Gil and Sean dive deep into:

Bye week? Please. That just means open season for the Ha Ha Clinton-Dix Picks and a full hour of Chris and Dave gleefully poking at the Packers with a stick. We kick off by welcoming “all you degenerates” (their words!) and delivering a gloriously unhinged Ticket King read, including a debate over whether it’s “TicketKing.com” or, uh, something the firewall should block. Wisconsin’s finest since the 90s, baby.Then it’s on to the week’s main event: previewing the Cincinnati Bengals helmed by the timeless wonder Joe Flacco—yes, that Joe Flacco—freshly anointed as starter at age 40. Expect jokes, some geriatric scouting, and an earnest look at why Cincy thinks the savvy vet can hold the fort. The fellas stack that against a Green Bay defense that—statistically!—has been elite vs. the pass (tops in yards per attempt) and top-five vs. the run, even if Dallas left bruises. Meanwhile, the Bengals’ pass D? Seventh worst by YPA. File under: opportunities.Jordan “Trap Door” Love also gets his turn on the couch: somehow

Coming out of the bye, the Packers finally have a chance to breathe, regroup, and get healthy.Christian Watson’s back on the practice field, the offensive line looks close to full strength, and Matt LaFleur is preaching focus for the long haul.But waiting in Lambeau is “Joe Ohio” — Joe Flacco, now a Cincinnati Bengal, back for a second shot at the Packers just three weeks after beating them in Cleveland.CD, Kelly, and Jersey Al break down:The Packers’ post-bye reset: what’s fixed, what still isn’tChristian Watson’s speedy ACL recovery and his realistic return windowMajor injury updates: Wyatt, Tom, Banks, Hobbs, and moreWhy the Packers can’t overlook Flacco’s experience or the Bengals’ desperationOur signature Hot Pockets — the bold takes you tune in for every weekThe bye week’s over. The excuses are gone. It’s time for the Packers to prove who they are.

The Green Bay Packers offense has looked inconsistent — but could the return of Christian Watson be the spark that changes everything? In this week’s episode of Packers Weekly, hosts Myles Teteak and Tim Hamilton break down how Watson’s speed, big-play ability, and chemistry with Jordan Love might finally push Matt LaFleur out of his conservative playcalling shell.After weeks of questions about LaFleur’s trust in his young quarterback and his reluctance to stretch the field, the guys take a closer look at what Watson brings to the table — and whether his return can unlock the explosive version of this offense fans have been waiting for.

Are the Green Bay Packers true Super Bowl contenders at the bye week?

The Green Bay Packers walked into Dallas riding high… and walked out with a 40–40 tie that felt like a loss. It was the highest-scoring tie in NFL history, but somehow still managed to feel like kissing your sister.On Cheesehead Radio #367, we break down the chaos:A blocked extra point returned for two that flipped the whole game on its headJordan Love throwing for 300+ yards and 3 TDs, but overshadowed by one ugly strip-sackMatt LaFleur’s overtime “slow-motion car crash” of clock managementSpecial teams blunders that turned a sure win into another week of frustrationInjury updates, bye-week fixes, and a few spicy Hot PocketsIt’s part recap, part roast, and part group therapy session for Packers fans everywhere. Grab your beverage of choice and commiserate with us as we try to figure out how the Packers managed to give this one away.Presented by Ticket King, Cheesehead Radio is back for its 17th season — your go-to Packers podcast for news, fun, and a little bit of frivolity.Be sure to join C.D., Al and Kelly

Chris Lempesis is back in the basement Packer room with another Tuesday night edition of Emptying The Bag, cracking open a beer and ripping through a mountain of listener mail after Green Bay’s 40–40 tie with Dallas.He kicks things off with a trip down memory lane, revisiting the infamous disaster that was the Packers’ 2004 draft third round (BJ Sander, anyone?). From there, it’s all about your questions and comments — and Packers therapy.Topics covered include:Jordan Love proving once again he’s the guy with four clutch scoring drivesJerry Jones’ “mafia refs” and the non-existent holding calls on Micah ParsonsWhy Matt LaFleur’s ultra-conservative play calling in OT felt like waving the white flagThe ongoing Rich Bisaccia/Special Teams circus (is it finally time for change?)Defensive breakdowns, Nate Hobbs struggles, and Edgerrin Cooper’s rough nightListener rants on everything from Twitter/X to BlueSky to Facebook falsehoodsThere’s history, humor, beer reviews, and plenty of catharsis for Packers Nation. Whe

Unless the Packers make some coaching changes over the bye week, these problems are here to stay. Bisaccia's special teams unit can't protect a field goal effectively. Play calling is terrible. Officiating was terrible, which wouldn't have been reason for losing if the special teams unit didn't give up a blocked field goal for 2 points. You can't put yourself at the mercy of officiating. That said, apparently holding isn't a penalty anymore. Someone seriously needs to tell the Packers offensive line so they can take advantage. Will LaFleur make the moves a leader needs to make to correct these problems? Let's talk about it, Packers fans!  Another week, another rollercoaster for Green Bay fans. In this episode of Packers Weekly, hosts Miles Teteak and Tim Hamilton dive deep into one of the most frustrating games of the season — a messy matchup that ends in a tie and leaves fans with more questions than answers. From start to finish, the guys pull apart the game’s biggest issues, pointing directly at poor coach

Episode 484 of Packers Therapy dives into one of the strangest outcomes in recent memory: the Green Bay Packers’ 40–40 tie with the Dallas Cowboys, the highest-scoring tie in NFL history. As the old saying goes, a tie is like kissing your sister—and Chris, Dave, and the good Dr. Klaus all agree this one left more of an aftertaste than a spark.Was it a wasted opportunity for Jordan Love and Matt LaFleur’s crew, or should Packers fans feel lucky to limp out of Jerry World with half a win? The guys wrestle with whether ties even belong in football, relive the chaos of blown special teams plays, and scratch their heads over a defense that looked more like last year’s than Baltimore’s. Of course, “Trapdoor Love” makes a return, Rich “Wormtongue” Bisaccia takes some heat, and the always-beloved Ha Ha Clinton-Dix Pics provide comic relief.Along the way, you’ll hear:Jordan Love’s dazzling stats…and his maddening fumble.How a blocked extra point changed the game’s entire trajectory.Why Micah Parsons saved the game at

Chris Lempesis is back in the basement Packer Room after a game that somehow landed on 40–40 and just… stopped. Well… alright then.He opens with the final minute of overtime—where the clock turned into Green Bay’s clumsiest opponent—and talks through what Matt LaFleur and Jordan Love did (and didn’t) do with timeouts, tempo, and play calls inside the Dallas 12. From there, Chris gets into the bigger theme of the night: no complimentary football. The offense came to play—Love dropping dimes, Josh Jacobs and Emmanuel Wilson running angry, Tucker Kraft and Romeo Doubs making money catches—while the defense and special teams packed a rollercoaster and forgot the seatbelts.You’ll hear:Why that late sequence felt like playing for a tie, and how to fix the two-minute/OT operation so it never looks that sleepy again.The good stuff on offense: Love’s poise, the quick game finally humming, Jacobs’ second-half juice, Wilson’s spark, and why Kraft needs 7–8 targets minimum.The bad stuff on defense: a quiet pass rush agai

The Green Bay Packers look to bounce back after an embarrassing collapse in Cleveland as they face the Dallas Cowboys. Emotions will be high as Micah Parsons returns to Big D while the Packers face Kenny Clark for the first time. We break down the key matchups and the latest injury reports on this week's show. All this and more on this week's No Huddle Radio with Sean Tehan and Gil Martin.-------------------------------------------------On No Huddle Radio, hosts Gil Martin and Sean Tehan give you in-depth analysis of what’s happening with the Green Bay Packers. Get the latest news, injury updates and preview the next game with key matchups to look for and find out why we think the Pack will win or lose.Please send in comments and questions for the mail bag on Twitter Gil @GilPackers, @GBPackerSean, or via email to AskNoHuddle@gmail.com. We love talking football and can't wait to hear from you!No Huddle Radio is a part of the Packers Talk family of podcasts, serving up five distinct podcasts to satisfy the mos

The Green Bay Packers had it. Up 10–0 late in the fourth quarter, their defense dominating, win probability sitting at 95%. And then… everything unraveled. Penalties piled up, Jordan Love tossed a brutal interception, and a blocked field goal swung momentum straight into Cleveland’s hands. The Browns walked it off, 13–10, in one of the ugliest collapses of the Matt LaFleur era.On Cheesehead Radio #366: Packers Seek Rebound in Dallas After Browns Heartbreaker, CD, Kelly, and Jersey Al sift through the wreckage of a game that slipped through Green Bay’s fingers — and look ahead to the biggest test of the young season.We cover it all:The Browns BreakdownThe Interception: Jordan Love’s decision-making under pressure, the mechanics that failed him, and why the offense can’t panic in crunch time.The Blocked Field Goal: Rookie Jordan Morgan’s protection miscue, Rich Bisaccia’s unit under fire again, and how years of special teams demons keep resurfacing.The “Tap Spot” Controversy: Why the final seconds felt like a r

Chris Lempesis is back in the basement Packer room for another Tuesday night edition of Emptying The Bag, cracking a beer and sorting through a mountain of listener mail after the Green Bay Packers’ 13–10 loss to the Cleveland Browns. He opens with some classic, good-natured Cowboys Week venom (because of course), then gets into what went wrong by the lake: a historically bad offensive line performance, a run game stuck in mud, too many penalties and special-teams gaffes, and a tough day for Jordan Love and Matt LaFleur.From Twitter, BlueSky, Facebook, and email, Chris reads your questions and comments and gives straight-shooting answers—folksy jokes included. He talks why the protection fell apart, what the film says about Love’s decision on the late interception, why Tucker Kraft needs more touches, and how the defense (hello, swagger) still gives this team a championship ceiling if the offense cleans up the details. There’s practical stuff, too: how LaFleur can tweak the game plan (more quick game, fewer s

In the wake of a highly disappointing loss to the Browns, Chris and Dave brought in the esteemed Dr. Klaus, which was about the only competent decision of the night. Otherwise, it was Jordan "Trap Door" Love at QB—one moment promising, the next bewildering. To make matters worse, penalties piled up like dirty laundry, And speaking of bewildering, there was MLF at the helm of a team that seemed to think they’d already won the Lombardi Trophy -- sadly, two great wins to open the season is just two nice games in a 17 game slate. Finally, there's Rich Bisaccia’s Special Teams Circus (copyright pending), which continues to mystify and depress fans -- might be time for Rich to polish up that resume. Fun podcast. Ugly game. Classic Packers Therapy. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/packerstherapyPayPal: Packerstherapy@yahoo.comPosting its first show in 2005, Packers Therapy is the longest-running Packers podcast on the Internet. Hosts Chris and Dave began the show as a way of capturing the spirited chats the two co-w

Now that we've all overreacted let's come back to earth a little bit. Let's refresh on a couple of important facts of reality: going undefeated doesn't happen in the NFL, the Browns have an elite defense, and every team is going to have at least one dud game. Was this a dud game, or did the Packers get caught looking ahead to Dallas? Let's talk about it, Packers fans!  Go Pack Go!Be sure to join Myles Teteak and Tim Hamilton every week as they breakdown what’s going on in the world of the Green Bay Packers. Stay up to date by following the show’s twitter account @PackersWeeklyPod, follow Myles at MylesTeteak and Tim at TimHam422.Packers Weekly is a part of the Packers Talk family of podcasts, serving up five distinct podcasts to satisfy the most fervent of Packer fans. Variety is the spice of life, so subscribe to Packers Talk on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also follow Packers Talk on Twitter and Facebook.

Chris Lempesis is back in the basement Packer room to unpack Green Bay’s ugly 13-10 road loss to the Cleveland Browns at Huntington Bank Field. This one had all the hallmarks of a “Mistake by the Lake” special: sloppy offense, head-scratching coaching, penalties galore, and a blocked field goal to seal it.Chris puts the spotlight squarely on Matt LaFleur and Jordan Love — breaking down a sluggish game plan, costly brain farts, and why this felt like one of the worst regular-season losses of the LaFleur era. The offensive line was a mess, the special teams disaster struck again, and Love couldn’t elevate the team when it mattered most.Of course, it’s not all doom and gloom. Chris tips his cap to a defense that mostly held strong, wonders aloud how many false starts a team can stomach, and shares some gallows humor from listeners who chimed in with their takes. From the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame backdrop to the bitter taste of “old beer game energy,” this episode is as raw and real as Packers Nation felt on

The Green Bay Packers are off to a 2-0 start in the 2025 NFL season, and Cheesehead Radio is back to celebrate with a special episode: the return of longtime co-host John Rehor.This week, we break down the Packers’ Thursday Night Football win over the Washington Commanders, including Micah Parsons’ impact on defense, Jordan Love’s efficient performance, and how the offense is adjusting without Jayden Reed. We also cover the latest Packers injury report—updates on Zach Tom, Aaron Banks, Josh Jacobs, and more—as Green Bay prepares for their Week 3 road matchup against the Cleveland Browns.Looking ahead, we preview the biggest challenges for the Packers against Cleveland, including how to contain Myles Garrett, where the offense can find success, and what it will take to keep momentum rolling into the AFC North stretch.It’s Packers vs. Browns preview time, with Packers analysis, reactions, and predictions from your favorite Cheesehead Radio crew—and the much-anticipated return of John Rehor!Presented by Ticket K