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Matt LaFleur walked into Detroit on Thanksgiving and did the most shocking thing possible: he out-Dan-Campbelled Dan Campbell. Because of that, the Green Bay Packers walked out of Ford Field with their biggest win of the season – and Chris Lempesis is in the basement Packer room to break all of it down.In this episode of LempsTalkinPack, Chris recaps the Packers’ gutsy 31-24 Thanksgiving win over the Detroit Lions, a game that felt like a true “circle it on the timeline” moment for the Jordan Love era and the 2025 Green Bay Packers.He starts with LaFleur, who finally coaches the way fans have begged him to: aggressively. Chris walks through every big decision – 3-for-3 on fourth down, passing up easy field goals, trusting his quarterback with the game on the line, and refusing to punt in cowardly spots against one of the NFL’s most explosive offenses. LaFleur doesn’t just survive Dan Campbell’s chaos; he beats him at his own game.From there, Chris digs into Thanksgiving Jordan Love, who turns Toyotathon form

In this electrifying episode of No Huddle Radio, the hosts break down one of the most anticipated matchups of the season: Packers vs. Lions on Thanksgiving. With the Packers coming off a confidence-boosting performance and Jordan Love showing signs of real growth, the crew dives into whether Green Bay can feast on Detroit’s defense or if the Lions’ explosive offense will make this a holiday nail-biter. Expect passionate analysis, matchup breakdowns, X-factor predictions, and a whole lot of energy as the guys debate whether this is the moment the Packers officially turn the corner. From Jeff Hafley's pressure schemes to how Green Bay can slow down Jared Goff, nothing is off the table in this full-throttle preview episode. Tune in for high-energy fan excitement, real football insight, and everything you need to get hyped for Thanksgiving Day football! #Packers #Lions #PackersVsLions #GreenBayPackers #DetroitLions #NFL #ThanksgivingGame #JordanLove #NFLAnalysis #NoHuddleRadio #PackersTalk #NFLPreview #GoPackGo--

The Green Bay Packers didn’t just beat the Vikings — they SKOL-trolled them into a purple existential crisis — but there’s no time for gloating because the NFL schedulers decided we don’t deserve joy. It’s Thanksgiving week, and the Packers are marching straight into Ford Field for a national-TV cage match against Dan Campbell, Jahmyr Gibbs’ warp drive, and a Lions team desperate to avoid getting swept at home on their holiday.This week on Cheesehead Radio, CD, Kelly, and Jersey Al break down a defensive performance so violent it should come with a parental advisory label. Jeff Hafley’s crew held Minnesota to four total yards in the second half — yes, FOUR — forcing three straight three-and-outs, two picks, and turning J.J. McCarthy into a tackling dummy. Was this Hafley’s official “Welcome to the NFL, I am in charge now” moment? Or did the Vikings just forget that blocking is allowed?We also talk the emergence of Emanuel Wilson, who responded to Josh Jacobs’ short-week absence by running like a man actively

Fresh off a statement win over the Minnesota Vikings, Packers fans are riding high — and for good reason. Jordan Love and this young offense finally looked like a complete unit, the defense showed life at just the right time, and Lambeau had that vintage confidence we’ve all been waiting for. In this episode, we break down exactly how the Packers dominated the Vikings, what this win means heading into the stretch run, and why fans should be celebrating… but not too comfortably. With the Detroit Lions looming, there’s still plenty to analyze, question, and prepare for. We dive into the keys to Green Bay’s success, the emerging playmakers who are reshaping this season, what still needs tightening up before facing Detroit, and why this rivalry game could define the Packers’ momentum moving forward. If you’re a Packers fan who’s thrilled with the blowout but still cautiously watching the Lions ahead, this is your episode.#Packers #GoPackGo #GreenBayPackers #PackersWin #PackersPodcast #PackersWeekly #JordanLove #N

Welcome back to Packers Therapy, where Chris and Dave celebrate Thanksgiving week the only way they know how: by taking a perfectly enjoyable Packers win and dissecting it like a frog in freshman biology. The boys wade into a 23–6 takedown of Minnesota — a game that somehow managed to be both an old-school beatdown and an emotional endurance test for fans with traumatic Viking-related childhood memories.Chris admits he spent the opening drive panic-pausing his TV like a man defusing a bomb, while Dave confesses he needed multiple podcasts and maybe a Xanax to understand why the Packers insisted on running the ball 42 consecutive times like Mike Sherman possessed Matt LaFleur’s body.But it all starts to make sense (well, Packers Therapy–level sense) once Andy Herman’s theory surfaces:Jordan Love’s left shoulder is basically held together with stubbornness and painter’s tape.So Lafleur decided, “Hey, let’s win this game 1954-style.”They dive into:The Zayne Anderson Special Teams Awakening, (aka the play that br

Chris Lempesis is back in the basement Packer Room in Milwaukee — grinning, beer in hand, and absolutely savoring Green Bay’s 23–6 beatdown of the hated Minnesota Vikings. And let’s be clear: this wasn’t just a win. This was a generational, slow-roasted, football-smoked “SKOLOL” served hot and delicious at Lambeau Field.Lemps dives right into the biggest headline of the day: the Packers defense putting on one of the greatest halves of football you will ever see from an NFL unit. How good were they? Try FOUR YARDS OF TOTAL OFFENSE for the Vikings in the entire second half. Four. Quattro. Vier. The number of times the Vikings fanbase has been happy since 1977.Micah Parsons took the game over like a comic-book villain. Devonte Wyatt was three yards from NFL history. Isaiah McDuffie played the game of his life. And Evan Williams delivered an A+ exclamation point — intercepting J.J. McCarthy, dragging half the defense into the end zone, and mocking the SKOL chant right in front of the Lambeau faithful. Pure art. P

Chris and Dave fire up an emergency session of Packers Therapy after realizing they forgot the one thing their listeners desperately crave each week: the Ha Ha Clinton-Dix Picks. Fueled by rain-soaked Wisconsin gloom, the Austrian-Missourian territorial crisis, a Mountain Dew Baja Blast, and the Freeman Family Economic Stimulus Package, our boys return to settle the great statistical anomaly of 2025 — a five-way tie in the betting lines.Yes, five degenerates somehow posted the exact same score, same picks, same tiebreaker guess, and will now be forced to share a queen-sized bed at the Packers Therapy Hotel & Casino (bring earplugs, elbow guards, and Dr. Klaus).In this bonus episode, Chris delivers injury updates (Jacobs week-to-week, Love’s shoulder angry, Quay Walker’s neck pretending it’s 80 years old), Dave rewrites the betting lines on the fly after half the players actually didn’t play, and both wonder aloud whether Lafleur has ever heard of play-action or if he just wakes up every morning and asks h

The Packers are staring down a brutal stretch of NFC North matchups, and fans everywhere are asking the same thing: Is this team actually ready for what’s coming? In this week’s No Huddle Radio, we break down the Packers–Vikings showdown with the mix of emotion, skepticism, and hard-nosed analysis that only longtime Green Bay fans can deliver.From Jordan Love’s up-and-down rhythm to a defense that still can’t decide if it wants to dominate or disappear, this episode digs into the inconsistencies holding Green Bay back — along with the flashes of promise that make you believe maybe, just maybe, this team can still make a push. We break down key injury updates, matchup concerns versus Minnesota’s pressure looks, why the run game has to show up early, and what Matt LaFleur must adjust if the Packers want to take control of the division slate instead of getting steamrolled by it.Whether you’re frustrated, hopeful, confused, or all three at once, this episode captures exactly what it feels like to be a Packers fan

The Green Bay Packers escaped the Meadowlands with a win, a dozen injuries, a quarterback who temporarily disappeared into the blue tent dimension, and a running back whose kneecap bounced off the famously cursed MetLife turf. And now? No more warm-ups. No more out-of-conference nonsense. The NFC North Gauntlet officially begins.On this week’s Cheesehead Radio, CD and Kelly fire up the mics to break down a VERY weird, VERY ugly victory over the Giants before turning their full attention to the six-week divisional street fight ahead. First up: the Minnesota Vikings, stumbling into Lambeau at 4-6, led by a quarterback who throws to the wrong team as often as the right one and a fanbase that will absolutely overrun Green Bay if you let them. After that? A Thanksgiving date with the Lions. And after that? The first-place Bears. The Packers’ playoff odds are basically an NFC North choose-your-own-adventure book.We dive deep into:• Jordan Love’s shoulder scare and how he somehow played BETTER after getting folded i

Chris Lempesis is back for another Tuesday Night Mailbag, baby, and this one is stuffed like the Giants secondary on a deep ball. Before diving into your questions, comments, concerns, rants, and assorted emotional outbursts, Lemps kicks things off with a story from way back in 2010 — a Packers/Giants game he somehow ended up attending, despite having to work early the next morning and possessing the common sense of an unsupervised toddler. The vibes were dead, the stakes were high, and that win ended up launching the greatest postseason run of our lifetimes. And yes, he and Gene recorded a podcast in the car on the way home. And yes, it is lost forever because of course it is.From there, Lemps rips open the bag and gets into everything he couldn’t fit into Sunday night’s show:• How the hell the Packers can generate pass rush when Micah Parsons isn’t doing his “destroy everything” routine• The unsung hero from Sunday whose name nobody expected to hear• Why Lucas Havrisik might be fine, might be doomed, or mig

The Packers may have come away with a win against the New York Giants… but it didn’t feel like one. In this week’s Packers Weekly, we break down an ugly victory that left fans with more questions than confidence. From offensive inconsistency to defensive breakdowns, this game revealed deeper problems that can’t be ignored heading into the second half of the season.We dig into Jordan Love’s up-and-down performance, the continued struggle to establish an offensive identity, and whether Matt LaFleur is maximizing his personnel—or simply hoping something finally clicks. On the defensive side, the frustration is boiling over again. Missed assignments, soft coverage, and another week of head-scratching decisions from Joe Barry have fans wondering if anything will truly change.We also examine key injuries, stalled drives, questionable play-calling, and the bigger structural issues holding this team back. Yes, a win is a win… but the tape tells a different story.If you’re a Packers fan looking for honest, analytical

Chris Lempesis is back in the basement Packer room in Milwaukee, fresh off the kind of game that shaves a year off your life but still goes in the standings as a win. The Green Bay Packers escape MetLife with a 27–20 “Escape From New York” dub over the Giants, and Lemps is here to sort through every ugly, glorious, Sam-Adams-Octoberfest-soaked second of it.He starts with the big picture: no, this wasn’t the best performance you’ll ever see from the Green Bay Packers, and yes, they probably lose to a lot of other teams playing like this. But in a game they absolutely had to have to keep the NFC playoff dreams alive? Style points are for February. This one was about survival.From there, he dives into what really mattered: another big-time, grown-up performance from Jordan Love. The stat line (13/24, 174 yards, 2 TDs, 0 picks plus a dinged-up shoulder) doesn’t tell the story. Lemps breaks down Love’s toughness after the early shoulder injury, his command of the huddle, and the money throws downfield to Christian

Chris and Dave stumble into an emergency session of Packers Therapy just minutes after a 27–26 win that somehow felt like losing a bet with a raccoon. Yes, the Packers won. No, they didn’t look good doing it. And yes, the Giants did everything short of gift-wrapping the game in deli paper and handing it over with a side of pastrami.The guys break down a game that featured:Seven dropped passes,Four should’ve-been interceptions,Two missed extra points,A backup QB giving the offense CPR,And a defense tackling like they’re afraid of knees.Jordan Love was equal parts wizard and Wile E. Coyote. Malik Willis came in and immediately made the offense look like it had taken a caffeine pill. The receivers dropped balls like they were trying to cool them off in the Hudson. Musgrave, bless him, might be the first tight end in league history to run a 6.4 forty without moving backwards.And the defense? Well… tackling high is apparently part of the religious identity now. Quay Walker is still allergic to wrapping up. Keisean

The Packers are spiraling, the fanbase is fed up, and with the Giants looming on Sunday, the margin for error is officially gone. In this week’s live episode of No Huddle Radio, we dive into the crisis unfolding in Green Bay — from communication breakdowns to coaching confusion to the stagnant offense that has fans demanding answers.Why is this young Packers roster regressing again? Where is the accountability? And most importantly… what has to change immediately if Green Bay expects to beat the New York Giants this weekend?We break down:

Chris Lempesis returns for another edition of the midweek mailbag — even if, yes, it’s recorded on a Wednesday again — and this one starts on a far more personal and heartfelt note. Before diving into all the rage, sadness, confusion, and gallows humor of Packers Twitter/BlueSky/Facebook, Lemps opens the show with a moving tribute to Renee Prussie: his former editor, mentor, first boss, and one of the people most responsible for the career — and life — he has now. She was a brilliant writer, a phenomenal human being, and a massive Packers fan, and this episode is dedicated entirely to her.After that, it’s time to rip open the mailbag and let the chaos spill out.Lemps works through 24 questions and comments from Packers fans about the 10-7 loss to the Eagles — a game that somehow managed to be both depressing and infuriating despite a lights-out performance by Jeff Hafley’s defense. He talks through why the offense looks like Matt LaFleur found a 2006 Madden strategy guide and never updated it, the bizarre ins

On this week’s deliriously frustrated episode of Cheesehead Radio, Kelly and Jersey Al step into the studio without CD (out with an illness… or maybe just allergic to the Packers’ offense).The Packers held the defending Super Bowl champion Eagles to 10 points and still managed to lose — because once again, Matt LaFleur’s offense put on a masterclass in predictability, hesitation, and good old-fashioned milquetoast football.We’re talking run-run-pass déjà vu, a fourth-and-one shotgun handoff that the Eagles literally called out loud before the snap, and enough second-and-long handoffs to send Packers Nation into full McCarthy PTSD. Jordan Love scrambled for his life behind an offensive line held together by duct tape and prayers, while LaFleur hoarded timeouts like doomsday rations.Kelly dives into the team-wide trust crisis, Al wonders whether anyone on the offensive staff owns a self-scouting report, and together they try to decide whether this is a “speed bump” or the early stages of a full LaFleur Reckonin

Another week, another gut punch for Green Bay. In this episode of Packers Weekly, we deliver a raw and honest Packers loss analysis as the frustration across the fanbase continues to mount. The Green Bay Packers fan reaction is loud and clear — this team feels lost, and the schedule ahead isn’t making things any easier.We break down Jordan Love’s inconsistent play, the disappearing run game, and Matt LaFleur’s questionable decisions that have left fans wondering if real accountability exists inside 1265 Lombardi. From stalled drives to missed defensive assignments, the same issues keep haunting this young roster.Is this just growing pains, or are deeper problems at play? The panel dives into the film, the locker room energy, and what the next few games mean for the future of this team. With a tough schedule looming, we ask the hard questions: can LaFleur still right the ship, or is this season already slipping away?If you’re a frustrated fan searching for answers, this is the conversation you’ve been waiting

Chris and Dave shuffle back into the booth for another week of professional coping. The Packers, bless their confused little hearts, have officially hit the “Can’t. Can’t. Can’t.” portion of the season — can’t run, can’t tackle, can’t call a play without someone pulling a hamstring or a metaphorical muscle.Jordan Love continues his season-long impression of a quarterback who’s reading a “Choose Your Own Adventure” book every snap, while Matt LaFleur once again proves that nothing says innovation like running up the middle on 2nd and 10. The guys break down how a team that once gave us glory days now gives us indigestion.The good news? The defense still shows up occasionally — mostly to commit a penalty or stare wistfully at opposing tight ends running free. The bad news? We’re still pretending special teams count as “football.”From Ha Ha Clinton-Dix Picks to misplaced confidence, it’s another two hours of catharsis, kvetching, and unsolicited philosophy. The fellas talk kicker yips, locker-room vibes, why LaF

The Green Bay Packers just lost 10-7 at home on Monday Night Football to the Philadelphia Eagles and Chris Lempesis is ready to declare: the offense is cooked, the vibes are bad, and Matt LaFleur is officially out of ideas.On this episode of LempsTalkinPack #231, titled “And The Show Has Reached A New Low,” Chris breaks down one of the most maddening losses of the season — not because the Eagles rolled them, but because the Packers defense played their tails off and the offense still said, “Nah, we’re good.”Green Bay has now lost three times while allowing a total of 39 points. That should be impossible in the modern NFL… and yet… Christ in a dump truck, here we are.Chris spends most of the show detailing how this was once again a Matt LaFleur loss:another ultra-conservative game planendless first- and second-down runs into a box that already knew what was cominga fourth-and-one call so predictable that the Eagles defense literally called it out pre-snapand the continuing, inexplicable choice to roll with an

Packers fans are losing patience — and this week’s No Huddle Radio dives right into the heat surrounding head coach Matt LaFleur. After another painful loss, frustration across Green Bay Nation is reaching a breaking point. Gil Martin and Sean Tehan break down what’s gone wrong with this Packers offense, why the team keeps stumbling in key moments, and whether LaFleur’s seat might actually be getting warm as the Eagles come to Lambeau.From the miscommunication between Jordan Love and his young receivers to the puzzling play-calling that’s left fans shaking their heads, this episode doesn’t hold back. Gil and Sean ask the questions everyone’s thinking but no one inside 1265 Lombardi Avenue seems to want to answer. Can the Packers turn things around before the season completely slips away — or is this the beginning of major changes in Green Bay?Join the discussion, vent your frustrations, and find out where this team goes from here.#Packers #MattLaFleur #JordanLove #NFL #GreenBayPackers #PackersTalk #NoHuddleRa