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Cheese Head Radio breaks down the Green Bay Packers after a 33-13 preseason win over the Denver Broncos, with Jordan Love looking sharp, Trey Smack staying perfect in games, and the roster bubble tightening by the hour. CD Angeli, Kelly Hodgson, and Jersey Al dig into Love’s efficient opening drive, Green Bay’s early defensive hiccups, Kamal Hadden’s rise, Kyle McCord pushing Tyrod Taylor, and whether the Packers’ special teams may finally stop functioning like an elaborate anxiety experiment. The crew also tackles Keisean Nixon’s rebound, Brandon Cisse’s push for a starting cornerback job, the Packers’ ever-shuffling offensive line, and a mixed joint practice with Arizona that featured four defensive interceptions, an 0-for-4 finish in two-minute work, and Tucker Kraft happily irritating everyone in his path. Add in Josh Jacobs suspension uncertainty, a crowded defensive-line battle, the long-snapper debate, Micah Parsons landing at No. 8 in the NFL Top 100, and the merciful death of the Pro Bowl game, and A

No Huddle Radio is breaking down the latest Green Bay Packers developments as the preseason reaches the finish line—and there are plenty of position battles, surprises and players to watch before the roster gets trimmed down. Gil Martin and Sean Tien react to the Packers' impressive 33-13 win over Denver, examine the players making their strongest cases, and look ahead to joint practices with the Arizona Cardinals and the preseason finale at Lambeau Field. Marshawn Lloyd's emergence as a potential weapon in the passing game, Jordan Love's improved footwork, Kyle McCord's intriguing push for the backup quarterback job, and the impressive play of Mark Perry, Anthony Campbell and Kamal Haddon are all discussed. Plus, what should we make of Trace McGowan's perfect kicking performance and the apparent transformation of Green Bay's special teams? The guys also identify the most important position battles heading into the final preseason game, including the unsettled guard spots, backup tight end, wide receiver dept

Packers Weekly is breaking down the latest Green Bay Packers preseason action—and with roster decisions looming, the pressure is officially on. After the Packers’ win over Denver, Myles Teteak and Tim Hamilton dive into the biggest takeaways, including the emergence of kicker Brandon McManus? No—the focus is on rookie kicker Brandon McManus? Wait—Trace McGough? The transcript identifies the kicker as Trace Mc—and the growing confidence surrounding his preseason performance. More importantly, the guys turn their attention to the Packers’ depth chart and the brutal roster crunch ahead. Who is locked in? Who is fighting for a job? And who could be headed out of Green Bay? With the final preseason game and joint practices ahead, every rep matters as the Packers evaluate position battles across the roster. The offensive line gets a particularly deep dive, with Jacob Monk, Anthony Belton, Jagger Burton, John Williams, Donovan Jennings, and Dan Kennard all entering the conversation as the Packers determine how many

The Lemps Talkin' Pack crew is back breaking down the Green Bay Packers after an impressive 33-13 preseason win over the Denver Broncos in the Mile High City! Chris Lempicis dives deep into the biggest takeaways from the Packers' second preseason game — and there are plenty of reasons for Packers fans to feel encouraged. Did Matt LaFleur finally let Jordan Love take the wheel? Chris breaks down Love's impressive opening drive, his improved footwork, his big-time throw to rookie Matthew Golden, and what it could mean for the Packers offense this season. Plus, get reactions to Marshawn Lloyd's touchdown, Christian Watson and Golden making plays against Patrick Surtain II, and the continued emergence of young players like Kamal Haddon, Mark Perry, Brenton Cox Jr., Chris McClellan, Anthony Campbell, Pierre Strong Jr. and Kyle McCord. Chris also tackles the Packers' 53-man roster battles, offensive line questions, the tight end room, special teams, listener mailbag questions, live chat reactions, and plenty of Pac

No Huddle Radio takes a deep dive into the biggest Green Bay Packers questions heading into Week 1: Will Keisean Nixon and Aaron Banks actually be on the field when the Packers open the season in Minnesota? Gil Martin and Sean Tehan break down two increasingly uncertain roster situations, with Nixon’s inconsistent training camp and tackling concerns putting his starting cornerback job in serious jeopardy, while Banks continues to battle knee issues that could determine whether he starts, rotates, or even opens the season on injured reserve. The hosts debate Nixon’s chances of remaining a starter, how Jonathan Gannon’s emphasis on tackling could impact the cornerback competition, and whether Nixon’s attitude and recent comments are becoming a bigger problem. On the offensive side, the discussion turns to Banks, Jacob Monk, Jagger Burton and the Packers’ options at guard. Plus, the show reacts to Green Bay’s preseason loss to Pittsburgh, Brandon Cisse’s impressive debut, Jordan Morgan’s performance, Marshawn Ll

Green Bay Packers training camp takes center stage on Cheesehead Radio #386, as CD Angeli, Kelly Hodgson, and Jersey Al sort through a roster suddenly allergic to job security. Keisean Nixon says he feels “punished,” which is one way to describe being asked to compete for an NFL starting job after announcing your extension expectations. Brandon Cissé keeps making that conversation inconvenient. Meanwhile, Aaron Banks’ $77 million contract has somehow failed to earn diplomatic immunity at left guard, Jager Burton keeps hanging around the first team, and Jacob Monk is turning the offensive line into one of those logic puzzles nobody asked for. Then Tucker Kraft returns from an ACL tear looking less rehabilitated than reintroduced to society, immediately catching everything in sight and reminding everyone how much attitude disappeared with him last season. The Packers’ defensive front is also getting healthier, Kyle McCord has apparently won QB3 by surviving longer than the competition, and Green Bay’s depth cha

The boys are back in town...and if Christopher and David wanna fight, you better let ’em. Fortunately, no blood was spilled, and no drinks flowed, since this particular session was recorded over the lunch hour and even Wisconsin boys understand there are limits to what HR will tolerate before 1:00 p.m. Yes, Packers Therapy is back for Season 22, which means Chris and Dave have apparently learned absolutely nothing from the first 21. Or perhaps they have. They’ve matured. Evolved. Grown wiser. Which is why they spend the opening minutes calling themselves Christopher and David, administering a true-or-false examination about Ticket King, discussing cortisone injections, grandchildren, medical imaging, deodorant accessibility, and discovering that after more than two decades of podcasting they can no longer reliably remember the names of people they watched play football six months ago. Welcome to the future. Eventually, actual Packers football intrudes upon the proceedings, courtesy of Green Bay’s first

Packers Weekly is breaking down the latest Green Bay Packers preseason action—and one Packers Pro Bowler is suddenly facing some serious questions about his role. After the Packers’ preseason matchup with the Steelers, Myles Teteak and Tim Hamilton dig into the biggest takeaways, surprises, and potential roster shakeups. Why does it look like Keisean Nixon is being “punished” by Packers coaches? Is Carrington Valentine poised to challenge him for a starting cornerback job? And did St. Joseph’s Kalen King? The cornerback competition is heating up, and the film is starting to reveal which players are earning trust. The guys also dive into Jordan Morgan’s impressive performance at left tackle, the emergence of Baron Sorrell on the edge, Kyle McCord’s opportunities at quarterback, and what the preseason opener revealed about the Packers’ roster heading toward the regular season. Is Jordan Morgan ready to lock down left tackle? Is Sorrell ready for a bigger defensive role? And could the Packers already have answer

Lemps Talkin' Pack is back, and the Green Bay Packers are officially underway! Chris Lempicis kicks off Season 9 — and the show's first-ever LIVE episode — with a full breakdown of Green Bay's 28-9 preseason loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Don't let the final score fool you: there was plenty to discuss. Jordan Love and the starting offense got a brief look, Jaden Reed made an early impact, and Trey Smack provided one of the night's biggest highlights with his booming field goals. On defense, the Packers flashed some intriguing potential, including a sack involving Edgerrin Cooper and Lukas Van Ness, while the new-look defense under Jonathan Gannon continues to generate plenty of questions — especially with Micah Parsons sidelined. But perhaps the biggest concern coming out of Pittsburgh? Offensive line depth, particularly at guard, and whether it could become the thing that holds back what Chris believes could otherwise be a top-five Packers offense. Plus, Chris answers fan questions, talks Packers training

The Packers opened the 2026 preseason with a 28-9 loss to Pittsburgh, which would be concerning if anyone with a functioning pulse cared about preseason final scores. Green Bay actually led 9-7 late in the third before the bottom of the roster took over and the evening became a live-action waiver-wire seminar. So CD Angeli and Jersey Al skip the faux outrage and get to the useful stuff. Trey Smack was the obvious star, effectively going 4-for-4 with two 58-yard bombs and briefly convincing Packer Nation that kicking may no longer require ritual sacrifice. Kyle McCord also helped himself considerably, Jordan Morgan looked increasingly comfortable at left tackle, Lukas Van Ness and Brenton Cox flashed off the edge, and Jonathan Gannon showed a refreshing willingness to attack rather than spend August hiding the defense under a tarp. Then there are the less soothing developments. Brandon Cisse looks very real, which is great unless you're Keisean Nixon, whose starting job suddenly appears to be part of an actual

No Huddle Radio is breaking down the biggest questions surrounding the Green Bay Packers as preseason football arrives! With the Packers preparing for their preseason opener against the Steelers, Gil Martin and Sean Tehan examine which players have the most to prove and which presumed starters could actually be fighting for their jobs. Is Anthony Belton in danger of losing his starting job on the offensive line? Could Jacob Monk or rookie Jaeger Burton push their way into the lineup? The cornerback battle is just as fascinating, with Carrington Valentine, Keisean Nixon, and the impressive rookie Brandon Cisse competing for snaps — and potentially starting roles. The hosts also discuss Jordan Morgan's promising move back to left tackle, the impact of the Packers' rookie class, Trey Smack's development, and which young players could make an immediate impact. Then it's time to look ahead to Pittsburgh: Which Packers starters should play? Who should stay on the sideline? How much should we see Jordan Love, the of

Packers Weekly is back with a deep dive into the Green Bay Packers as Training Camp Week 2 heats up and the fallout from Family Night reveals some fascinating changes across the roster. Was Family Night too sloppy to matter, or did it expose some issues the Packers need to fix before the preseason opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers? The biggest story may be accountability. Matt LaFleur is emphasizing mistakes and penalties, while several players are discovering that starting jobs aren't guaranteed. Keyshawn Nixon is suddenly battling for his place in the Packers secondary, while Brandon Cisse continues to make a strong push. On the offensive line, Anthony Belton's grip on the right guard job is slipping as Jacob Monk and Jagger Burton emerge as legitimate challengers. Meanwhile, the Packers' defensive line is becoming one of the most intriguing position battles in camp. Anthony Campbell, Jameson Williams? No — Stackhouse, Warren Brinson, McClellan and others are making plays and forcing Green Bay to make

No Huddle Radio is back with a must-watch breakdown of the Green Bay Packers as training camp heats up—and one major concern is already stealing the spotlight. Is another Packers kicking crisis brewing? Rookie kicker Trey Smack has had an up-and-down start to camp after the Packers invested draft capital to bring him to Green Bay, and the pressure is already mounting. Should Packers fans be worried, or is this simply part of the learning curve? Gil Martin and Sean Tehan dive deep into the latest training camp storylines, analyzing Trey Smack's struggles, what they could mean for the Packers' special teams, and whether Green Bay may need to explore other options before the regular season begins. They also preview Family Night, discuss Jordan Love's continued development, examine the crowded cornerback competition, highlight players they're most excited to watch, and break down the biggest storylines that could shape the rest of camp. If you're looking for insightful Green Bay Packers analysis, training camp re

Packers Weekly is back with a deep dive into Green Bay Packers training camp as Week 1 delivers plenty of reasons for optimism—and a few fascinating storylines that could shape the 2026 season. With the pads finally on, the real evaluations begin, and we break down why it might be time to "let him cook" as Matt LaFleur looks to unleash an offense built around Jordan Love and an emerging group of playmakers. From standout performances on both sides of the ball to the biggest training camp battles, we discuss which players are turning heads, what the coaching staff is emphasizing, and why this version of the Packers offense could look more explosive than we've seen in years. We also analyze key position battles, rookie development, defensive improvements, and the biggest takeaways from the first week of camp that every Packers fan needs to know. Can Jordan Love take another leap? Which young stars are making their case for major roles? And what should fans realistically expect before preseason football begins?

No Huddle Radio is back with another can't-miss discussion of the Green Bay Packers as training camp heats up and major roster decisions are already making headlines. Did the Packers make the right call by moving on from Lucas Havrisik and putting their faith in rookie kicker Trey Smack? Gil Martin and Sean Tehan break down the team's surprising kicking situation, debate whether Green Bay is repeating past mistakes, and explain why the front office clearly believes this year's rookie is different. The conversation doesn't stop there. The hosts dive into their first 53-man roster predictions, discuss which players are rising and falling during training camp, examine the biggest position battles to watch, and share early expectations for Family Night and the preseason. They also touch on the latest Packers news, including thoughts on former Packers great Ahman Green's revelation about his Parkinson's diagnosis, while keeping the focus on what every Packers fan wants to know heading into the new season. If you'r

Packers Weekly is back, and Green Bay Packers training camp is finally here! With real football just around the corner, Myles Teteak and Tim Hamilton break down the biggest position battles that will shape the Packers' 2026 season. From roster bubble candidates to heated competitions at wide receiver, cornerback, linebacker, and the offensive line, this episode covers every camp storyline that could determine who earns a starting job—and who could be looking for work before Week 1. The guys also discuss players beginning camp on the PUP list, surprise names to watch, under-the-radar breakout candidates, and which training camp battles could have the biggest impact on Green Bay's pursuit of another Lombardi Trophy. If you're looking for in-depth Packers analysis without the national media hot takes, this is the conversation you don't want to miss. Do you agree with our predictions? Which position battle are you watching most closely? Let us know in the comments and join the discussion with fellow Packers fans!

No Huddle Radio is back with another in-depth Green Bay Packers discussion as training camp finally arrives! Are the Packers truly good enough at quarterback, safety, and special teams to make a legitimate Super Bowl run, or are there hidden weaknesses that could derail the season? In this episode, Gil Martin and Sean Tehan break down some of the Packers' most important position groups heading into training camp. The guys analyze Jordan Love's outlook entering another pivotal season, evaluate the depth behind him with Tyrod Taylor and the young quarterbacks, and discuss why Green Bay's safety room—led by Xavier McKinney, Evan Williams, and Javon Bullard—could be one of the NFL's elite units. They also take a hard look at the special teams, examining whether the kicking game, coverage units, and coaching improvements will finally eliminate the costly mistakes that haunted the Packers last season. With training camp kicking off, every roster battle matters, and this episode is packed with the analysis, insight,

Packers Weekly is breaking down one of the biggest surprises of the Green Bay Packers offseason: Devonte Wyatt's new 4-year, $57 million contract extension. Did Brian Gutekunst make a brilliant long-term investment in one of Green Bay's most disruptive defensive linemen, or is this a risky gamble that could come back to haunt the franchise? Myles Teteak and Tim Hamilton dive deep into what Wyatt's extension means for the Packers' defensive future, whether his production truly justifies the price tag, and how this deal impacts looming contract decisions for other key players. They analyze Wyatt's development, his fit in Jeff Hafley's defense, the value of interior pass rushers in today's NFL, and whether Green Bay is sending a message about the core it wants to build around for years to come. If you're looking for smart Green Bay Packers analysis that goes beyond the headlines, this live episode delivers the context, debate, and fan perspective every Packers fan needs to hear. Is this contract a championship-b

No Huddle Radio is back with another can't-miss episode breaking down the latest Green Bay Packers news as training camp draws closer! This week, Gil Martin and Sean Tehan react to the Packers extending linebacker Isaiah McDuffie while diving deep into two of the team's most intriguing position groups: running backs and cornerbacks. Which players are primed for breakout seasons? Which roster battles could shape the 2026 campaign? And what questions still need answers before the Packers take the field? The discussion covers Josh Jacobs' uncertain situation, the depth behind him at running back, and how the Packers could navigate one of the biggest storylines heading into camp. On defense, the spotlight shifts to the cornerback room as the hosts analyze Keyshawn Nixon, Carrington Valentine, the team's offseason moves, and which young defensive backs could emerge as difference-makers. If you're looking for thoughtful analysis, roster predictions, and insight into the biggest Packers storylines, this episode deli

Packers Weekly is back with a must-watch discussion for every Green Bay Packers fan as Myles Teteak and Tim Hamilton break down their biggest concerns heading into the 2026 NFL season. With training camp just around the corner, optimism is building in Green Bay—but are there warning signs that could keep the Packers from reaching championship contention? The guys dive deep into the biggest question marks facing the roster, including whether Jordan Love can take the next step as one of the NFL's elite quarterbacks, concerns surrounding the offensive line, the pass rush, roster depth, and the areas that could make or break the season. They also discuss the latest Packers news, including Isaiah McDuffie's contract extension, react to offseason rankings and hot takes, and separate media noise from what actually matters once football returns to the field. If you're looking for honest analysis, passionate debate, and year-round Packers coverage without the national media distractions, this is the episode you don't