Podcasts about Green Bay

Wednesday's Best Ball Breakfast welcomes on Cupps Analytics for deep dives into the data that should drive your decisions on the Green Bay backfield. Chad Candles then joins and TAKES OVER the stream to draft a $250 team on Pete's dime. The show concludes with 2 BBM drafts with RotoPat from NBC Sports and Erik Beimfohr from @SpikeWeek.

This is the last time these fantasy football wide receiver rankings change before Week 1.Kendall Valenzuela, Dwain McFarland and Peter Overzet go through Fantasy Life's final preseason wide receiver rankings, all 48 of them, and stop on the names where the room genuinely disagrees. Every tier comes with the full consensus list plus each player's highest and lowest rank across the staff, so you can see exactly where the confidence is and where it isn't.The top twelve gets into whether there's regression coming for a WR3 who just lost his offensive coordinator, whether a new quarterback puts a former overall WR1 back on top, and whether the biggest value on the entire board is sitting right at the 2-3 turn.The WR2 range is where the injury news reshapes things. A receiver whose target competition just landed on IR for at least four games, a player traded into a much better offense who nobody seems to have noticed, and a head-to-head on which of two banged-up receivers is actually worth drafting.The back half is where drafts get won. Whether a crumbling backfield in Green Bay bumps a receiver up the board, whether a veteran resurgence in Buffalo is being ignored, and how high is too high for the player every analyst in the industry seems to love. They close with the San Francisco depth chart question and each of them naming a favorite late-round receiver to target — which, in a year this deep at the position, might be the most useful two minutes of the show. Topics in this video: 2026 fantasy football, wide receiver rankings, WR rankings, fantasy football rankings, Ja'Marr Chase, Puka Nacua, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Justin Jefferson, CeeDee Lamb, Drake London, A.J. Brown, Malik Nabers, Nico Collins, DeVonta Smith, George Pickens, Chris Olave, Jaylen Waddle, Emeka Egbuka, Luther Burden, Christian Watson, DJ Moore, Parker Washington, De'Zhaun Stribling, Jordyn Tyson, fantasy football draft strategy, late round wide receivers, who to draft in 2026 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week the fellas do a little recap of some recent fishing outings that sums up the current bite going on in the northwoods. We chop it up on some current events along with Gus's recent adventure to MN for an Alumacraft event plus some exciting news on that front! Brian might be getting on Green Bay for some muskies soon, can he pull it off and get a big one? We then cap off this more quick hitter of a pod with the fellas Mt Rushmore of Fall things in a snake draft fashion. Tap in!https://sugsfishing.com/https://www.thornebros.com/Intro comes from a classic Simpsons bit when Homer took on the role of Mr Burns assistant. "Is it about my cube?"

LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHIN, PACK NATION! Are you hearing this? Are you processing what this man, this absolute specimen of a Green Bay Packer, Tucker Kraft, is saying? It is unbelievable! You got players across the N F L holding out, demanding trades, pouting on the sideline because their third cousin twice removed did not get the right parking spot at training camp! But not Tucker Kraft. No, sir. This man, he is standing tall, you understand me? He is saying, "I am here. I am playing. Contract situation? We will handle that. But I am playing for the Green Bay Packers." That is the kind of dedication that makes you want to run through a brick wall for a guy. That is what wins championships. Listen to me –  in this day and age, with all the money, all the agents, all the noise, you get a guy like Tucker Kraft who says, "My heart is with this team, with this locker room, with these fans," and it just… it hits you right in the gut. It reminds you why we love this game, why we bleed green and gold. It is not about the zeroes on the contract, is it? It is about the grit. It is about the commitment. It is about the fact that when things get tough, when the lake ice starts to crack in January, this man is going to be there, ready to play. That is the kind of player you build a dynasty around. That is the kind of player who becomes a legend in Green Bay. I am not making this up, Pack Nation. This is not some fluff piece from a beat writer trying to fill column inches. This is a grown man, a professional athlete, putting his team first. It is a rare thing, and we need to recognize it. We need to celebrate it. Because when you get a locker room full of guys with that kind of mindset – guys like Kraft – that is when you start stacking up those Lombardi trophies, you understand me? You do not need twenty-two, thirty-two of them. You just need enough of that core, that foundational group, who say, "This means more to me than just a paycheck." And Tucker Kraft, he is at the top of that list. Please support us over at patreon.com/pack_daddy

As Darren Urban and Dani Sureck return from Green Bay, Craig Grialou is thrilled to have them back as preseason purgatory week leads into next week's regular season. Our trio discuss how Josh Sweat is practicing and on the path Mike LaFleur has promised all along, expectations for Walter Nolen III and his heartbeat status, a look at the defensive cuts including Sean Murphy-Bunting and BJ Ojulari, they go to the mailbag to talk Darius Robinson, Getting Cultured at wide deceiver, the hope for Love, a full wideout room, farewell to the Pro Bowl, and Dani's memorable last word.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHIN, PACK NATION! Are you hearing this? Are you processing what this man, this absolute specimen of a Green Bay Packer, Tucker Kraft, is saying? It is unbelievable! You got players across the N F L holding out, demanding trades, pouting on the sideline because their third cousin twice removed did not get the right parking spot at training camp! But not Tucker Kraft. No, sir. This man, he is standing tall, you understand me? He is saying, "I am here. I am playing. Contract situation? We will handle that. But I am playing for the Green Bay Packers." That is the kind of dedication that makes you want to run through a brick wall for a guy. That is what wins championships. Listen to me –  in this day and age, with all the money, all the agents, all the noise, you get a guy like Tucker Kraft who says, "My heart is with this team, with this locker room, with these fans," and it just… it hits you right in the gut. It reminds you why we love this game, why we bleed green and gold. It is not about the zeroes on the contract, is it? It is about the grit. It is about the commitment. It is about the fact that when things get tough, when the lake ice starts to crack in January, this man is going to be there, ready to play. That is the kind of player you build a dynasty around. That is the kind of player who becomes a legend in Green Bay. I am not making this up, Pack Nation. This is not some fluff piece from a beat writer trying to fill column inches. This is a grown man, a professional athlete, putting his team first. It is a rare thing, and we need to recognize it. We need to celebrate it. Because when you get a locker room full of guys with that kind of mindset – guys like Kraft – that is when you start stacking up those Lombardi trophies, you understand me? You do not need twenty-two, thirty-two of them. You just need enough of that core, that foundational group, who say, "This means more to me than just a paycheck." And Tucker Kraft, he is at the top of that list. Please support us over at patreon.com/pack_daddy

The two AVG Cheeseheads talk Josh Jacobs and his future with Green Bay, as well as react to the 2026 roster. All cuss jar money and ad revenue go to the Children's Health Foundation. Go Pack Go.

NFL Preseason Week 3 is in the books, and Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Scott Bogman break down the biggest news and fantasy football takeaways from the final preseason action. The Josh Jacobs situation creates major questions in Green Bay, including what it could mean for Marshawn Lloyd, Caleb Johnson, Jordan Love, and the Packers offense. The guys also react to Aaron Donald coming out of retirement and joining a loaded Rams defense, Zach Charbonnet landing on PUP, and the Cowboys' surprising decision to move on from Joe Milton. Plus, they share their biggest preseason takeaways, including why Justin Herbert could be unleashed in Mike McDaniel's Chargers offense and why Mekhi Lemon is becoming an intriguing name to watch in Philadelphia. Which Preseason Week 3 developments actually matter, and which players are poised to carry their momentum into the regular season? Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 Trending News & Notes - 0:00:28 Josh Jacobs and the Packers - 0:00:42 Aaron Donald - 0:12:46 Zach Charbonnet - 0:20:05 Odell Beckham Jr. and Joe Milton - 0:24:46 LaDainian Tomlinson and Todd Gurley Jersey Giveaways - 0:29:15 Preseason Trends - 0:30:47 Makai Lemon & Devonta Smith - 0:31:30 Cleveland QBs - 0:35:48 Justin Herbert - 0:40:37 Stock Watch - 0:46:29 Tyler Loop - 0:46:51 Emmett Johnson - 0:49:02 Chris Bell - 0:50:17 Outro - 0:53:23See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“The league is about getting better, if you don't, you are out.” -Malik Willis As NFL training camp officially wraps, now it's time to see how some of the new faces in new places approach the 2026 season. We had the privilege of sitting with one of the break out stars over the past couple years who is getting his chance to be back leading a team.  Miami's quarterback, Malik Willis, joins The Pivot for a wide-ranging conversation about the journey that has shaped him both on and off the football field — from growing up with the foundation of good parents, finding his way through college football, and eventually making his way from Tennessee to Green Bay and now Miami. Willis opens up about the highs, setbacks, lessons, and growth that have come with chasing his dream of becoming an NFL quarterback. He reflects on his college path, the experiences that helped shape his game and his mindset, and the people who kept him grounded along the way. Now entering a new chapter as the quarterback of the Miami Dolphins, Willis talks about the expectations that come with getting his opportunity to lead an NFL franchise. He discusses adjusting to a new team, a new city, and a new head coach, while embracing the responsibility and pressure that comes with being the guy under center. His bond with Coach Jeff Hafley has helped him grow into the leader the team needs especially with a young roster, specifically at wide receiver. But beyond football, the conversation gives a glimpse into the person behind the helmet. Known for his relaxed demeanor and calm presence, Willis talks about staying true to himself while navigating the noise, expectations, and scrutiny that come with playing quarterback at the highest level. From Tennessee to Green Bay to Miami, Malik Willis' story is one of perseverance, patience, family, growth, and believing in yourself when the path doesn't always go according to plan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Crain & Cone fully preview Sunday's matchup in Week 1 with No. 4 Notre Dame vs. Wisconsin at Lambeau Field in Green Bay. -- -- -- Trade on College Football games every week on Polymarket. Download the Polymarket App with code ON3 for a $20 bonus upon sign up. https://app.polymarket.us/S8ac/ON3 -- -- -- For partnership inquiries, please contact: crainandconesales@on3.com -- -- -- Follow Our Socials: X / Twitter: @CrainandCone Instagram: @CrainCompany TikTok: @CrainandCone #CrainandCo #CrainandCone #News #Sports #football #collegefootball #sportsshow #sportsnews #cfb #notredame #notredamefootball #fightingirish #wisconsinfootball #wisconsinbadgers Crain & Cone, hosted by former college athletes Jake Crain, Blain Crain, and David Cone, is a college sports show dedicated to delivering quality analysis and passionate insight to the most die-hard fans.For partnership inquiries, please contact: crainandconesales@on3.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Rick Stroud and Steve Versnick break down the newly finalized Buccaneers practice squad, headlined by two familiar-feeling additions. Veteran quarterback Easton Stick — turning 31 on September 15 — joins as Jalon Daniels' new mentor and emergency QB3, reuniting him with offensive coordinator Zach Robinson, who worked him out as a pre-draft coach back when Stick was piling up a 49-3 record and four national championships at North Dakota State. Rick explains why the Bucs wanted a steady veteran voice in the quarterback room over another developmental arm, and why Stick — who's barely played in six NFL seasons behind Justin Herbert and later with Robinson in Atlanta — won out over re-signing Connor Bazelak. They also welcome back cornerback Sean Murphy-Bunting, a key piece of the 2020 Super Bowl run (three postseason interceptions, including a momentum-swinging one in Green Bay), who brings much-needed experience to a young, thin secondary. Rick runs down the rest of the practice squad additions before previewing the two-week runway to the opener at Cincinnati, teasing — but not yet revealing — an area he thinks the Bucs could unexpectedly struggle.Then it's over to the Rays, whose wild week came back to earth with a 3-2 loss to the Mets Monday night, stranding the tying and go-ahead runs late. Rick and Steve also revisit the controversial catch-that-wasn't-quite-a-catch from the Padres series over the weekend, still unable to find a rule that explains how a ball secured in the glove for two steps became a home run when it popped out at the wall. Tampa Bay's lead over the Yankees is down to four games with 25 left to play, and they set up tonight's rematch with Freddy Peralta getting a shot at revenge against the Mets team that drafted and developed him. Plus, Aaron Donald's stunning $20 million comeback with the Rams, and an early look at the Lightning's revamped roster ahead of training camp. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Every story carries a worldview—and every day, those stories are shaping what we believe, what we love, and ultimately how we live. In Episode 366 of Fearless with Mark & Amber, we're sharing our “Lights, Camera, Worldview” presentation from the Worldview Matters conference in Green Bay. We unpack what God has taught us through nearly eight years of filmmaking and ministry: media doesn't simply inform us—it forms us. The question isn't whether we're being discipled, but who or what is discipling our hearts? We share the story behind Fearless Features and the journey that took us from Inwood Drive to The Mind Polluters, Dysphoria, Title IX: Demoralizing America, and now Principalities: Doctrine of Demons. Along the way, we've learned that the cultural battles surrounding life, sexuality, identity, education, and truth cannot ultimately be understood as merely political battles. There is a spiritual reality beneath what we're seeing. You'll also hear some of our own redemption story and why we're convinced that exposing darkness can never be the destination. Jesus Christ is. Our hope isn't found in winning a culture war. It's found in Christ—the One who rescues, redeems, renews the mind, and equips His people to walk courageously in truth. As we close, we give you a little homework for next week's episode: read Romans 12:2 in context. We're going to dig into what it really means to refuse conformity to the patterns of this world and instead be transformed by the renewing of our minds. “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” — Romans 12:2

The 2026 season kicks off with Notre Dame playing Wisconsin in Green Bay. Week 0 recap, week 1 picks, Wisconsin preview.

After the 2 trades over the weekend that sent Broderick Jones to Dallas and Kaleb Johnson to Green Bay, the Steelers are left with very little from 2021 and beyond. They haven't had a 1st Team All Pro player drafted since TJ Watt, who was selected almost a decade ago. Was Kenny Pickett the worst pick of the lot?

After the 2 trades over the weekend that sent Broderick Jones to Dallas and Kaleb Johnson to Green Bay, the Steelers are left with very little from 2021 and beyond. They haven't had a 1st Team All Pro player drafted since TJ Watt, who was selected almost a decade ago. Was Kenny Pickett the worst pick of the lot? Joey Porter Jr. talked to the media today. Will he play in Week 1? He couldn't commit to playing in games if he does not receive a new contract. We found one player in Steelers history that actually sat out games, but that was a rookie Mike Merriweather in 1988. Donny Football Debrief – 19 years ago today, one of the greatest upsets in college football history kicked off what would be perhaps the craziest the sport has ever seen.

Grant and John Browner dig into the NFL Top 100, where Lamar Jackson — a multiple-time MVP who was No. 2 a year ago — fell 67 spots to No. 69 in a list voted on by the players themselves. John's read: this isn't a snub, it's confirmation that locker rooms don't fear him anymore. Arash Markazi joins fired up about the USC attendance story the whole country piled on: 100 degrees, San Jose State, a 38-point spread, and a noon kickoff nobody chose. John argues the schedule is the real problem, and the two land on the truth about Los Angeles — there are two of everything here, and football simply doesn't mean what it means in Texas. Josh Tariff arrives with the Packers autopsy: Matt LaFleur got an extension he shouldn't have, Green Bay let its leading receiver walk, and Micah Parsons is out four games. John's verdict on the division's other bench boss is even harsher — Dan Campbell is the most overrated coach in football, and that "run through a wall" style has an expiration date. It closes with the 49ers, George Kittle, and an organization whose wires are never crossed. New episodes weekday mornings. Follow the crew on X. Directed & Produced by: Grant Mona Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Alright, Packers fans… Cal Hutson here. And I gotta be honest with you. I don't know what Brian Gutekunst had for breakfast this morning… but apparently it was three cups of coffee, a Red Bull, and pure violence. Because GOOD LORD. What happened today?! I woke up thinking: "Okay. It's roster cut day. We're gonna find out who makes the 53." Normal NFL stuff. You know… You check Twitter. You see some guys get released. You see some guys get waived. Maybe you lose a guy you liked. Maybe you celebrate somebody making the roster. You move on with your day. Nope. Not in Green Bay. Apparently Brian Gutekunst looked at the Packers roster and said: **"You know what this needs?"** **"CHAOS."**

Time to Get Up with a Hollywood Blockbuster - if this sequel is as good as the first one - could the Rams really run the table? Meanwhile - problems for the Packers - on and off the field- could the season be done in Green Bay before it even begins? And - life in the fast lane - the time is now and the pressure has hit an all-time high - you need to hear what LSU is really up against, and you will… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Aaron Donald is returning to play for the LA Rams. Are they now the biggest villains in the NFL? Then, ESPN Baseball Insider Buster Olney joins the show to talk about MLB's MVP race, and the playoff picture. Plus, ESPN Packers Reporter Rob Demovsky joins to talk about all of the storylines in Green Bay right now! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Munaf Manji talks weekend action in the sports betting world. Munaf Manji opens a new season of the weekend rewind show solo on the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed, laying out the plan for a full week of football content, this rewind episode on Mondays once Uncle Dave joins him, a college football pod, a Wednesday preview show, a Thursday prop show with Sleepy, and a Friday picks show built on the injury report. At 2:47 he closes the book on preseason betting trends, underdogs went 23 and 9 and 1 against the spread through the first two weeks, a 72 percent clip, with road dogs posting a 42 and 1 mark, numbers worth watching into Week One. The headline news arrives at 5:04, Aaron Donald is officially coming out of retirement to rejoin the Los Angeles Rams on a one year deal worth twenty million dollars, with playoff incentives pushing the total as high as thirty million. Donald joins a front that already added Myles Garrett in a blockbuster trade with Cleveland, and Munaf breaks down how dominant that pairing could become, while expecting Donald's snap count to build gradually as he shakes off the rust. At 7:51 the Rams sit at five to one to win the Super Bowl on DraftKings with no other team shorter than ten to one, and Munaf cites a Yahoo Sports stat that teams which opened as favorites at plus 500 or better have gone zero for 20 all time, asking whether this roster could break that trend. At 9:08 he adds the Trent McDuffie trade from Kansas City and a look at how a stronger defense could shift Los Angeles toward lower scoring games built around Matthew Stafford, Puka Nacua, Davante Adams, and Kyren Williams. At 11:41 the show turns to a more serious story, Green Bay running back Josh Jacobs has been placed on the Commissioner's Exempt List ahead of a court appearance on November 17, with Munaf estimating a possible suspension in the four to six game range. At 12:48 he connects that news to the Packers trading for running back Kaleb Johnson from the Steelers, a move he reads as Green Bay preparing for time without Jacobs and potentially leaning more on Jordan Love. From 14:20 onward, the show becomes a rapid tour of final roster cuts, Trevon Diggs released by Seattle but likely practice squad bound, Anthony Richardson and J.J. McCarthy surviving their initial rosters, and Titans wide receiver Xavier Restrepo earning a fantasy shoutout behind Calvin Ridley and rookie Carnell Tate. At 16:07 the Giants keep Darius Slayton and Odell Beckham Jr. while moving on from Jalin Hyatt, with Beckham's comments about bringing a championship back to New York getting a mention. At 16:53 Cleveland's quarterback carousel takes center stage, Dillon Gabriel making the roster, Deshaun Watson holding the starting job, Shedeur Sanders waiting in the wings, and Taylen Green turning heads late. At 17:53 he runs through players opening the year on injured reserve or the PUP list, Micah Parsons, James Conner, Isaac Guerendo, and Kerby Joseph among them, along with the release of Titans quarterback Will Levis. At 19:59, Bears wide receiver Luther Burden III has been cleared by head coach Ben Johnson and is expected ready for Week One despite a groin injury. After a mention of his appearance on RJ Bell's Dream Preview podcast at 21:31, Munaf lands on his best bet of the show. At 23:02 he builds the pick around a quote from Ben Johnson, who said this offseason he wants Chicago to be the highest scoring offense in NFL history, a comment Munaf says grabbed his attention given what Johnson built previously with Jared Goff in Detroit. At 24:20 he lands on Caleb Williams' season long passing yards prop, the number sitting at 3,649.5 on DraftKings but a better line at 3,600.5 on BetMGM. Williams threw for 3,942 yards, 27 touchdowns, and seven interceptions in year one under Johnson while playing all 17 games in each of his first two seasons, and Munaf likes him to clear the number in a more explosive year two offense. The episode closes with a look ahead to next week, when Uncle Dave joins Munaf for the first full regular season show, previewing the opener including the Super Bowl rematch and the international matchup between the 49ers and Rams in Australia, ahead of the Friday picks show heading into Week One. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe and Hollywood break down the Dolphins' finalized 53-man roster, including the surprising decision to cut Tyrell Dodson and the latest moves at quarterback after trading Quinn Ewers to Jacksonville and acquiring Kyle McCord from Green Bay. Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal joins the show to preview Friday's season opener against Stanford and discuss his confidence in the Canes' roster, player development and the importance of continuity. Plus, the guys have high school football and tennis updates, recap the Marlins' comeback win over the Nationals and react to UNC beating TCU and Virginia dominating NC State in the opening weekend of college football.

Joe and Hollywood break down the Dolphins' finalized 53-man roster, including the biggest cuts and Miami's latest moves at quarterback. The Dolphins traded Quinn Ewers to Jacksonville before acquiring Kyle McCord from Green Bay, adding another twist to the QB room. Plus, the guys discuss Jeff Hafley's message that Miami will compete and try to win every game while debating whether this could be a rough season for the Dolphins and comparing it to some of Miami's tougher seasons in the past.

Alright, Packers fans… Cal Hutson here. And I gotta be honest with you. I don't know what Brian Gutekunst had for breakfast this morning… but apparently it was three cups of coffee, a Red Bull, and pure violence. Because GOOD LORD. What happened today?! I woke up thinking: "Okay. It's roster cut day. We're gonna find out who makes the 53." Normal NFL stuff. You know… You check Twitter. You see some guys get released. You see some guys get waived. Maybe you lose a guy you liked. Maybe you celebrate somebody making the roster. You move on with your day. Nope. Not in Green Bay. Apparently Brian Gutekunst looked at the Packers roster and said: **"You know what this needs?"** **"CHAOS."**

Aaron Donald is returning to play for the LA Rams. Are they now the biggest villains in the NFL? Then, ESPN Baseball Insider Buster Olney joins the show to talk about MLB's MVP race, and the playoff picture. Plus, ESPN Packers Reporter Rob Demovsky joins to talk about all of the storylines in Green Bay right now! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Miami Dolphins have traded for quarterback Kyle McCord, filling the QB2 spot behind Malik Willis. McCord is coming off a four-touchdown performance in Green Bay's preseason finale. We're breaking down the trade, what McCord brings to Miami and why the Dolphins made this move after trading Quinn Ewers. Subscribe for year-round Miami Dolphins news, analysis and live coverage. Visit FinsFaithful.com

The Steelers also traded Kaleb Johnson over the weekend and he may have just waltzed into a great situation. With Johnson going to Green Bay, he could end up seeing plenty of playing time with the ongoing situation surrounding Josh Jacobs. How did Eli Heidenreich win the job as the RB3? Did Lew Nichols deserve more of a shot? Former Steeler Chris Hoke joined the show. How did Kevin Jobity make the team as the DL7? Hokie described Jobity as ‘twitchy' and ‘quick,' which are always key attributes up front. Is this guy going to turn into the next Hokie, an undrafted guy that became a key role player on the Steelers defense? Chris was very excited for Gabe Rubio, who made the 53-man after a strong camp. Hokie thinks Aaron Donald can come back and still be great after a few years in retirement. What happened in the first week of the HS FB season? A funny scenario that could play out in the Steelers WR room.

In This Episode: The Packers just delivered one of the wildest preseason backfield shakeups we've seen in years, and Bloom & Cecil break down what it really means for fantasy managers heading into draft week. Josh Jacobs has been placed on the Commissioner's Exempt List after new charges surfaced — and there's no clear timeline for his return. With a court date in mid‑November, Jacobs becomes a stash‑and‑pray option at best, and it's possible he's played his last down for Green Bay. That opens the door wide for MarShawn Lloyd, who is now expected to be the RB1 to open the season. Lloyd's talent has never been in question — it's the durability. But after offseason work at the Meyer Institute correcting movement issues tied to his college ACL tear, he could be a massive fantasy hit if he stays healthy. Green Bay also traded for Kaleb Johnson, adding depth behind Lloyd and Chris Brooks. Johnson profiles as the third‑string back, but his arrival signals how aggressively the Packers are trying to stabilize the position. This is the kind of late‑August news that reshapes tiers, ADP, and draft strategy — and we're here to help you navigate it.   watch on YouTube -> https://youtube.com/live/9Ctl89Wf8wU 

BIG SAL — PACKERS DAILY "THIS IS THE PART OF THE YEAR THAT HURTS" Alright, alright, alright… WHAT IS UP, PACKER NATION?! Big Sal is here with packernet, and man… I don't know about you guys, but this is one of those mornings where you wake up and you realize— football is real again. The preseason is over. Training camp is over. The meaningless football is over. And now? Now we're getting down to the part of this thing where people you've watched for an entire summer are gonna find out whether they're gonna be playing football in Green Bay… or whether their dream is about to change.

BIG SAL — PACKERS DAILY "THIS IS THE PART OF THE YEAR THAT HURTS" Alright, alright, alright… WHAT IS UP, PACKER NATION?! Big Sal is here with packernet, and man… I don't know about you guys, but this is one of those mornings where you wake up and you realize— football is real again. The preseason is over. Training camp is over. The meaningless football is over. And now? Now we're getting down to the part of this thing where people you've watched for an entire summer are gonna find out whether they're gonna be playing football in Green Bay… or whether their dream is about to change.

Ryan Wormeli is joined by Mitch Anderson and Justin Mello of the Lineup Fantasy Football Show to identify the WRs with the talent, opportunity and ADP to become major fantasy football draft values, and potentially league-winners. The guys break down Christian Watson’s upside in Green Bay, why Ladd McConkey could explode in Mike McDaniel’s Chargers offense with Justin Herbert, whether Tetairoa McMillan can take another leap in Year 2, and why Parker Washington has become one of the hottest names in fantasy drafts. They also make the case for rookie Carnell Tate, Josh Downs, Jalen Coker, Jameson Williams and 49ers rookie Dijon Stribling before explaining exactly what fantasy managers should look for when trying to identify the next breakout wide receiver. Plus: Is Zay Flowers actually poised for a breakout with the Baltimore Ravens, or should fantasy managers target higher-upside WRs around his ADP? Timestamps: (May be off due to ads)Intro - 0:00:00Christian Watson - 0:01:38Ladd McConkey - 0:05:37Tetairoa McMillan - 0:11:21Parker Washington - 0:16:02Carnell Tate - 0:22:42Josh Downs - 0:30:20Jalen Coker - 0:34:43Jameson Williams - 0:39:00De'Zhaun Stribling - 0:44:32How To Identify Breakout Receivers - 0:49:11Zay Flowers - 0:53:22Outro - 0:56:03 Helpful Links: Draft Wizard - Dominate your fantasy football draft with Draft Wizard. Run fast mock drafts, test different strategies, build custom cheat sheets, get pick-by-pick draft advice, and learn your leaguemates' tendencies before draft day. Just download the FantasyPros App or head to fantasypros.com/draftwizard Start Your Free FantasyPros Premium Trial - https://www.fantasypros.com/free/ -Get three days free to unlock premium draft tools, rankings, analysis, and personalized advice. Watch and Subscribe to The Tailgate - https://www.youtube.com/@tailgatenfl - Just friends talking football. Get NFL storylines, weekly analysis, giveaways, and more from the FantasyPros team. Subscribe to FantasyPros on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@fantasypros - Watch the latest fantasy football rankings, mock drafts, sleepers, breakouts, and draft advice. Support the FantasyPros Fantasy Football Podcast - https://www.fantasypros.com/review/ - Leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify to help support the show. Real-Time ADP - Track up-to-the-minute draft trends across all major platforms: https://fantasypros.com/realadp View the Latest Fantasy Football Rankings - https://www.fantasypros.com/nfl/rankings/ - Compare expert consensus rankings, tiers and player values before making your draft-day decisions. Follow us on Twitch - The team here at FantasyPros is taking questions all week, every week on Twitch. Follow us on Twitch at twitch.tv/fantasypros and never miss a stream! Discord – Join our FantasyPros Discord Community! Chat with other fans and get access to exclusive AMAs that wind up on our podcast feed. Come get your questions answered and BE ON THE SHOW at fantasypros.com/chat BettingPros Podcast – For advice on the best picks and props across both the NFL and college football each and every week, check out the BettingPros Podcast at bettingpros.com/podcast, our BettingPros YouTube channel at youtube.com/bettingpros, or wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Packernet Podcast - Alright Pack Nation, what's going on? Cal Hutson here, back in the lab, coffee already half-gone, and I just finished watching the Packers and Cardinals put on one of the most ridiculous preseason finales I've seen in a long time. Forty-two to thirty-eight. Green Bay wins. And I'm sitting here trying to figure out if I should be excited, concerned, or just laughing at the chaos. First things first — Kyle McCord. The kid played the entire game. Jordan Love and Tyrod Taylor were in street clothes. McCord goes twenty-two of thirty-five, two hundred twenty-six yards, four touchdowns, zero interceptions. And he saves the best for last. Down eleven with under five minutes left, and he just starts dealing. Two touchdowns to Kisean Johnson in the final three and a half minutes. The second one with twenty seconds on the clock. That's the kind of moment that makes you sit up a little straighter on the couch.

Big Sal is still vibrating after the Packers' wild 42-38 preseason finale win over the Cardinals at Lambeau! Kyle McCord throws FOUR touchdowns. Will Sheppard takes a punt 81 yards to the house. Kisean Johnson hauls in two clutch late scores. Down 11 with under 5 minutes left… and somehow Green Bay finds a way. This was pure chaos, roster-bubble magic, and pure Packers heart. Big Sal breaks it all down the only way he knows how — loud, unhinged, and full of stories. Drop a like, leave a comment telling me who impressed you most, and subscribe so you don't miss a single rant. Go Pack Go!

Big Sal is still vibrating after the Packers' wild 42-38 preseason finale win over the Cardinals at Lambeau! Kyle McCord throws FOUR touchdowns. Will Sheppard takes a punt 81 yards to the house. Kisean Johnson hauls in two clutch late scores. Down 11 with under 5 minutes left… and somehow Green Bay finds a way. This was pure chaos, roster-bubble magic, and pure Packers heart. Big Sal breaks it all down the only way he knows how — loud, unhinged, and full of stories. Drop a like, leave a comment telling me who impressed you most, and subscribe so you don't miss a single rant. Go Pack Go!

Packernet Podcast - Alright Pack Nation, what's going on? Cal Hutson here, back in the lab, coffee already half-gone, and I just finished watching the Packers and Cardinals put on one of the most ridiculous preseason finales I've seen in a long time. Forty-two to thirty-eight. Green Bay wins. And I'm sitting here trying to figure out if I should be excited, concerned, or just laughing at the chaos. First things first — Kyle McCord. The kid played the entire game. Jordan Love and Tyrod Taylor were in street clothes. McCord goes twenty-two of thirty-five, two hundred twenty-six yards, four touchdowns, zero interceptions. And he saves the best for last. Down eleven with under five minutes left, and he just starts dealing. Two touchdowns to Kisean Johnson in the final three and a half minutes. The second one with twenty seconds on the clock. That's the kind of moment that makes you sit up a little straighter on the couch.

Green Bay Greg has AI running through his entire business — ranking on Google, a mobile app, tools listening to every call. And he'll tell you straight up: none of it will save you. In this episode, Neil sits down with Green Bay Greg, one of the most tech-savvy agents in the business and the leader of a 14-agent independent brokerage doing over 450 transactions a year. Here's the twist: more than half of those deals still come from past clients and sphere, built on a decade of consistency, client events, and doing the mundane work most agents avoid. Greg is the rare tech expert who argues the tools aren't the point. AI is only valuable when it makes you a more efficient version of an agent who's already mastering the fundamentals — the calls, the matchmaking, the follow-up, the real customer service. Layer tech on top of that, and you become impossible to catch. Skip the fundamentals and buy tools to avoid them, and you get smoked. If you've ever felt behind on AI or buried in shiny objects, this episode is permission to double down on what actually works — and proof, from the most advanced tech agent Neil knows, that the fundamentals still win. If you want a business that's clear, consistent, and congruent with who you are, this one's for you.

The Packers have some major decisions to make before final roster cuts — and two huge stories broke before we even got there.We start with the charges filed against Josh Jacobs, what they could mean for his availability in 2026, and why I believe this will ultimately be his final season in Green Bay.Then, the Packers made a move I've been asking for: signing Jonnu Smith. We break down why Smith could be a perfect replacement for Luke Musgrave and immediately upgrade one of the weakest spots on the roster.Finally, it's time to predict the Packers' final 53. Does Kyle McCord deserve a roster spot after his huge preseason? Can Green Bay really keep seven WRs? Why J. Michael Sturdivant has forced his way onto the team, which young defensive players have earned spots, and whether Brian Gutekunst will be willing to cut one of his 2026 draft picks.Plus, after special teams helped derail the Packers last season, could Trey Smack and Cam Achord actually turn it into a strength in 2026?

“The entire team is bought in to Ben Johnson's winning ways.” Coltson Loveland  As we are getting close to wrapping our training camp tour, we caught up with Chicago Bears' first-round pick who sits with Ryan and Channing for an honest, fun and wide-ranging conversation about his rise from a small-town young buck in Idaho to becoming one of the biggest names in college football at Michigan — and now, one of the NFL's most intriguing playmakers. Colston takes us behind the scenes of the journey, the sacrifices and the moments that shaped him along the way. From Idaho hometown hero to winning a National Championship at Michigan with Jim Harbaugh to being selected as a first round draft pick to Chicago Bears. His name is rising quickly to the top of the NFL, he talks about feeding off the energy from Ben Johnson, the dawg mentality of his quarterback Caleb Williams and being apart of a roster determined to win at all costs.  He recounts last season's comebacks, his career high performance, the heated rivalry between Green Bay, Bears' playoff run and the expectations the team has instilled on themselves to chase a Lombardi trophy this season.  Colston gives his perspective on Johnson's offensive mind, his coaching style and why players are excited about what he's building in Chicago. He talks about Caleb's unique ability to make plays that seemingly shouldn't be possible, what it's like developing chemistry with him and why the Bears' offense has so much potential. Chicago and the NFL world has already embraced Colston — and apparently, so have the ladies As he acknowledges the attention that comes with being a young NFL star, his growing fan base and what it's like adjusting to life in the spotlight while still continuing to prove himself on the field. To Colston, It's bigger than the draft status, the attention or the hype...It's about his goals in the NFL, what he wants to accomplish in Chicago and the mindset required to bring championships to the city. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Packers are making moves! Cal Hutson breaks down the crucial signing of veteran tight end Jonnu Smith, a much-needed boost for an injury-riddled position group. You'll get all the takeaways from the final joint practice with the Cardinals, including Tucker Kraft's impressive full-go return and a statement deep shot from Jordan Love. But the biggest story of the day might be General Manager Brian Gutekunst's frank admission about Josh Jacobs' uncertain status. Cal dives deep into what Gutey's "any possibility" comment truly means for the running back room, and why this situation reinforces a long-held philosophy about investing in the position. Don't miss Cal's candid analysis on why the Packers find themselves in this predicament and what it means for the season ahead. Subscribe to the Packernet Podcast and leave a five-star review to stay caught up on everything Green Bay. This episode is brought to you by PrizePicks! Use code PACKDADDY to get started with America's #1 fantasy sports app. https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/PACKDADDY To advertise on this podcast please email: ad-sales@libsyn.com Or go to: https://advertising.libsyn.com/packernetpodcast Check out everything I'm building across the Packers and NFL world: NFL Draft Grades: https://nfldraftgrades.com/ Hashmarks: https://hashmarks.io/

Ep. 783 - Paul Calvisi and J.P. Shadrick are in Green Bay to break down the Cardinals' intense joint practice with the Packers and the players making their push for the initial 53-man roster. The guys discuss Dewey Wingard's big hit, Zaven Collins' standout performance, Marvin Harrison Jr.'s spectacular touchdown catch, Josh Sweat's return to the field and the Cardinals' deep cornerback competition. Plus, Cardinals running back Bam Knight joins the show to discuss his confidence heading into his fifth season, the talented running back room and what it's like playing in Mike LaFleur's offense. Paul and J.P. also spotlight Hjalte Froholdt's contract extension and identify the players who have shown up and those who need to show more during the preseason finale before roster cuts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Packers are making moves! Cal Hutson breaks down the crucial signing of veteran tight end Jonnu Smith, a much-needed boost for an injury-riddled position group. You'll get all the takeaways from the final joint practice with the Cardinals, including Tucker Kraft's impressive full-go return and a statement deep shot from Jordan Love. But the biggest story of the day might be General Manager Brian Gutekunst's frank admission about Josh Jacobs' uncertain status. Cal dives deep into what Gutey's "any possibility" comment truly means for the running back room, and why this situation reinforces a long-held philosophy about investing in the position. Don't miss Cal's candid analysis on why the Packers find themselves in this predicament and what it means for the season ahead. Subscribe to the Packernet Podcast and leave a five-star review to stay caught up on everything Green Bay. This episode is brought to you by PrizePicks! Use code PACKDADDY to get started with America's #1 fantasy sports app. https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/PACKDADDY To advertise on this podcast please email: ad-sales@libsyn.com Or go to: https://advertising.libsyn.com/packernetpodcast Check out everything I'm building across the Packers and NFL world: NFL Draft Grades: https://nfldraftgrades.com/ Hashmarks: https://hashmarks.io/

RJ Bell and Munaf Manji talk betting for NFL preseason Week 3 and more. best bets as always. RJ Bell opens the final week of the preseason by handing the microphone to Munaf Manji, one of the most frequently featured co-hosts in the show's history, for a full episode of NFL win total picks, a preseason system play, and a season long player prop, before RJ closes the show with his own Week 1 best bet on Green Bay. The two begin, at 1:21, by discussing Munaf's specialty in the player prop market, where an early run of roughly fifteen or sixteen consecutive hit best bets on NBA props built his reputation with the show's most engaged listeners, before he expanded into moneylines, spreads, and totals across the NFL, NBA, and MLB. RJ, at 3:24, lays out his broader philosophy that the real opportunity in modern sports betting sits in player props and same game parlays rather than conventional sides, arguing that converting a losing bettor into a break even bettor carries more financial impact for an audience than nudging an already profitable bettor a few points higher. The conversation shifts, at 8:31, into a debate over whether the two would rather build around Deshaun Watson or CJ Stroud, with RJ making the case for Watson's healthiest seasons in Houston and Munaf countering with Stroud's rookie year burst and the motivation of an approaching contract year, before the pair revisit the Bill O'Brien era in Houston and the DeAndre Hopkins trade at 10:54. Munaf takes over hosting duties at 13:43 to move into picks, starting with a preseason system RJ built around teams that played each other in last year's preseason, landing on the Eagles and Bengals over the total at 14:18. From there Munaf runs through three NFL win total plays, backing Minnesota over eight and a half wins at 19:00 behind the arrival of Kyler Murray and a defense he expects to be elite, taking the LA Chargers under nine and a half wins at 28:20 due to offensive line issues and a significant rest disadvantage, and closing his win totals with New Orleans over seven and a half wins at 39:53 behind a full season of Tyler Shough and one of the league's easier schedules. RJ challenges each pick in turn, questioning Murray's durability and preparation, defending Justin Herbert's toughness for the Chargers, and agreeing enthusiastically with the Saints number. The episode also features a taped Week 1 pick from Dave Essler at 47:27, who backs the Cleveland Browns getting more than a touchdown at Jacksonville, arguing the Jaguars' win total last year was propped up by a soft closing schedule and that the roster is thinner on defense and in the backfield this season. RJ closes the picks segment at 54:07 with his own best bet, taking Green Bay getting points on the road at Minnesota in Week 1 by combining a division underdog trend with a revenge angle from last season's result, while Munaf's best bet at 61:06 backs Buffalo wide receiver DJ Moore to go over his season long receiving yardage total, citing his career target volume and his new role as Josh Allen's clear number one target after Buffalo went years without a true alpha receiver. Throughout the show, RJ and Munaf dig into how betting lines evolve once a trend becomes widely known, using the NBA zigzag theory and division dog systems in Week 1 as examples of edges that shrink once the market adjusts, a theme that runs underneath nearly every pick discussed across the episode. The two also share a rundown of the network's current promo code and a shoutout to two of the site's top performing handicappers heading into the regular season, closing out a show built almost entirely around actionable numbers for bettors heading into kickoff week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In This Episode:  Sigmund Bloom and Dan Schneier discuss which players have moved up and down on their fantasy draft boards since training camps opened   watch on YouTube ->    TIME STAMPS 00:00 Why is Bucky Irving underpriced in fantasy leagues? 06:30 Why should be in on Travis Etienne after what happened this summer? 09:45 Why should we worried about all of the players in the Commanders offense? 16:08 Should we worried about the Chargers offense after they lost their starting center? 22:37 Should we worried about Green Bay's offensive line affecting the quality of their offense? 27:22 Why is MarShawn Lloyd a player who should have moved up more 31:21 Why is Emmett Johnson a player that should be drafted higher? 36:00 An update on players injured in training camp 39:15 Why is the Colts are offense scaring us? 43:10 Why is it easy to take George Kittle at ADP? 45:05 Are we out on Mike Evans after his latest injury? 47:25 Making the case to reserve a late round pick for Terrance Ferguson  

Ep. 205 - Nos vamos hasta Green Bay para repasar todo lo que dejó la práctica en conjunto entre Cardinals y Packers. Hablamos del gran cierre de la ofensiva con Marvin Harrison Jr. y Trey McBride y las jugadas donde brillo la defensa. Además, los preparamos para la última prueba de pretemporada, cuando los Cardinals se enfrenten nuevamente a los Packers, esta vez dentro de Lambeau Field.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Il y a comme un air de dernière chance à Green Bay. Après les gros efforts consentis avec l'arrivée de Micah Parsons en 2025, les Packers doivent enfin passer un cap en playoffs.Problème : malgré cet ajout de poids, la défense risque de continuer à plomber les chances de titre de cette équipe.Raoul Villeroy et Victor Roullier sont au micro.Réservez votre place pour la 1000e à Paris ici : https://my.weezevent.com/tda-fete-sa-1000eBonne écoute ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

70 days to go — and the plan to keep Democrats from ever taking power on Jan 3 is already in motion. In this episode: • The real reason Hakeem Jeffries met with Jared Kushner • The 70-day countdown to Nov 3 and why early voting starts in just 60 days • How Jan 6, 2021 became a dry run for Jan 3, 2027 • The clerk of the House — the one job that decides who gets sworn in • How flipping a red seat blue could trigger fake fraud claims and recounts • Why Mike Johnson firing the clerk is "just legal enough" to work • From chaos to the Supreme Court — and talk of the Insurrection Act • What the Green Bay sweep has to do with all of it Key figures covered: Donald Trump, Mike Johnson, Hakeem Jeffries, Jared Kushner, JD Vance Subscribe for live shows Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays at 6:05 PM Eastern. Recorded live on August 25, 2026 in New York City.

Live from Green Bay! Darren Urban and Dani Sureck are boots on the ground in Packer-land for the Cardinals' joint practice, and loop in Craig Grialou with all of the details. Our trio talk about bike rides, a ban on cussing, a Melton opening of the practice, an emotional practice for the Cardinals (and yes, perhaps a “win,”), updates on Carson Beck, Isaiah Adams and James Conner, Josh Sweat's return, a solemn Getting Cultured, what's left for the team in their preseason finale, and an offense that again impresses, even if it's just practice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Bears just traded away a 2028 first-round pick and a 2027 third-round pick for rotational defensive lineman Shemar Turner in the middle of August. Big Sal is calling out the front office for panicking, showing zero trust in their own draft process, and handing future assets to the 49ers for a piece that will not fix their real problems. He explains how this move leaves Ben Johnson with a mismatched roster and predicts Chicago will spend the next two years regretting the picks while Green Bay keeps building the right way. The Bears are shrinking in real time and it shows. If you are tired of watching the Bears make the same desperate mistakes, subscribe, leave a five-star review, and share this episode with the biggest Bears fan you know. This episode is brought to you by PrizePicks! Use code PACKDADDY to get started with America's #1 fantasy sports app. https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/PACKDADDY To advertise on this podcast please email: ad-sales@libsyn.com Or go to: https://advertising.libsyn.com/packernetpodcast Check out everything I'm building across the Packers and NFL world: NFL Draft Grades: https://nfldraftgrades.com/ Hashmarks: https://hashmarks.io/

The end of the preseason is upon us, as the Arizona Cardinals head to Green Bay for a joint practice and final preseason game against the Packers. Craig Grialou and former Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson break down the latest Cardinals roster moves, including Josh Sweat's return from the PUP list and Hjalte Froholdt's two-year contract extension. They revisit the Cardinals' 34-13 loss to the Cowboys, discuss the offensive penalties and defensive struggles, and look at who can help create pressure opposite Sweat, including Eku Leota. The guys also examine how the running back room will take shape following Trey Benson's release and preview Wednesday's joint practice in Green Bay and discuss how beneficial joint practices are for a team.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ep. 1030 - So, plenty of news on Monday. The biggest of which was Josh Sweat practiced. He was activated off the physically unable to perform list and worked out with his teammates for the first time. Craig Grialou and Jesus Quinonez react and discuss Sweat's importance to the defense let alone the entire team; plus, the running back room is now minus Trey Benson, what's the latest with Jeremiyah Love and fellow rookie Carson Beck, what did Mike LaFleur have to say about what Matt LaFleur had to say regarding Wednesday's joint practice with the Packers, and a look back at the preseason game against the Dallas Cowboys.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.