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Long time Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has announced his decision to play for the New York Jets. He leaves the Packers organization after 18 years, four MVP's and a Super Bowl win. What legacy does he leave in Green Bay? And what does this mean for Jordan Love, Matt LaFleur and the Packers? Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to discuss the possible compensation from the Jets that the Packers could receive, what Green Bay needs to do for Jordan Love to make the transition easy and what sort of legacy does Rodgers leave in Green Bay?

The future of the Green Bay Packers and Aaron Rodgers is still in flux. But a lot was said-and certain things not said-as the league descended on Indianapolis for the annual NFL combine. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporter Tom Silverstein to recap the NFL combine, all they heard and what General Manager Brian Gutekunst had to say about Rodgers, Jordan Love and the future of the franchise. They also provide updates on Rodgers current talks with the New York Jets and what that likely means for the chances of a trade.

Don't be surprised if Aaron Rodgers waits longer. He's got a lot of leverage here, even if the Packers are itching to move on. For more clarity on the contract situation and Green Bay's exit strategy, I chat with my old pal at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: the excellent Tom Silverstein. He offers two surprise teams that could enter the chat if this drags on, and sheds more light on Jordan Love's development. Exceptional insight, as always, from the best Packers beat writer going. To get all stories, all podcasts delivered to your inbox in real time, subscribe to Go Long today at www.golongtd.com/subscribe. You can always upgrade to VIP status for a hoodie, a copy of "The Blood and Guts: How Tight Ends Save Football," and full Happy Hour access with players around the league: https://www.golongtd.com/subscribe?plan=founding Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason read an article by Tom Silverstein in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and he thought "Spoon" and Tausch were on the same page about something Brian Gutekunst said in Indianapolis. Wilde & Tausch Trivia, including reminiscing on yesterday's tough performance. And Homer joins for his weekly appearance one day after Marquette clinched its first Big East regular season championship ever...and he claims he's not talking about Aaron Rodgers until there's actual news?

The Green Bay Packers 2022 season came to a disappointing and early end after falling short of the playoffs. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to wrap up the Packers season, break down what went wrong, what went right and what it means for the future. They also contemplate all that will go in to the future of Aaron Rodgers, Joe Barry and the Packers special teams return game with Keisean Nixon.

The Green Bay Packers get swept by the Detroit Lions, falling 20-16 in the regular season finale. The loss means the Packers miss the playoffs and must face daunting offseason decisions early. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down the biggest moments in the loss. From Aaron Rodgers play to redzone offense to a defense that played well but gave up yards in the biggest moments, they walk through the whole game. They'll also bring updates from the locker room and make predictions on where the Packers go from here.

The Green Bay Packers drubbed the Minnesota Vikings at home, 41-17, that wasn't even that close. They scored in all three facets of the game and looked like a complete team for the first time all season. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan wood to break down the biggest moments, like Keisean Nixon's 105-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, to the biggest names, like Jaire Alexander shutting down Justin Jefferson. They'll bring you updates from the locker room, provide analysis for where the team stands and take a quick peek ahead to a possible playoff push.

The Green Bay Packers were torched in Week 1 by the Minnesota Vikings and specifically Justin Jefferson. But now their playoff hopes are on the line in yet another must-win game. Can the Packers defense actually shut down Jefferson this time? Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to share updates from the locker room on what those defending Jefferson have to say about the plan of attack. They also break down the biggest injury updates with David Bakhtiari, Christian Watson and Keisean Nixon, as well as predict what the outcome of Sunday's game will be between the Packers and the Vikings.

The Green Bay Packers improbable playoff run continues following their six-point win over the Miami Dolphins. After getting down by two possessions, the Packers put together a second-half that say them go 13-0, despite their best player on offense and special teams. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down the biggest moments and wonder what comes next.

The Green Bay Packers are keeping their outside playoff hopes alive thanks to a walloping win against the Los Angeles Rams on Monday Night Football. But how impressive was the win? Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down the win and predict where the Packers can go from here, with a date in Miami upcoming. From Aaron Rodgers to performance, to the balance (or lack of) on offense to the defense's best performance of the season that came against a bad Rams offense, they break down every important aspect, while providing updates from the locker room.

Do the Packers have enough in the tank to make a run and sneak into the playoffs? They'll need a lot of help so we go over the scenarios. But it will also require winning out. Green Bay has a good chance to start any possible winning streak on Monday night against the Los Angeles Rams. With the emergence of Christian Watson and the Green Bay offense, coupled with what the Rams do and don't have on offense, including quarterback Baker Mayfield, the Packers could walk away with a win. The Green 19 Podcast, hosted by Kassidy Hill and joined by reporter Tom Silverstein, breaks down the matchups.

What are the things that the Packers need to focus on most to finish out the year and take into the offseason? The boys react to Tom Silverstein's most recent article pertaining to that question. We continue taking fan thoughts on their "special" restaurants from childhood. How much does Chewy remember from Wednesday's show? It's BowlSzn!

In the style of Power Rankings, the guys review Tom Silverstein's article listing the 5 things he's looking for in the stretch run of the Packers season. Also, a round of Where's Wilde? And brainstorming questions for new Badgers head coach Luke Fickell's appearance later in the show.

The Green Bay Packers have become the winningest franchise in NFL history after defeating the Chicago Bears. For three quarters, things looked like the same old story, with an offense that would have bright spots but no consistency and a defense getting shredded on the ground. But in the 4th quarter, the offense dominated while the defense pitched a shutout, leading to a 28-19 win. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to breakdown the biggest moments, the performances of Christian Watson, AJ Dillon and Jaire Alexander, plus discuss what this game means for the future of the Packers.

As the Green Bay Packers prepare to head to Chicago this weekend to take on the Bears, quarterback Aaron Rodgers plans on playing despite injuries. Is that the best course of action? Plus, what changes can the defense make after being gutted by Jalen Hurts? Plus, what are the chances we see Christian Watson and Romeo Doubs on the field together this weekend? Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down the NFL's oldest rivalry, debate the best course of action for the Packers final five games and dive into the merits of fresh milk.

The Green Bay Packers had a little bit of everything in their Sunday night loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. The offense shined as the defense folded against Jalen Hurts and the Eagles run game. Is there anything sustainable on defense? Plus, quarterback Aaron Rodgers exits the game with a rib injury, ushering in Jordan Love. Should the Packers ride with Love for the remainder of the season? Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down the game, provide updates from the locker room and ask how soon Green Bay needs to start making lasting changes.

The Green Bay Packers playoff hopes are hinging on an upset win against the Philadelphia Eagles this weekend. Can they pull off an upset to start a run over the final six games? Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down what it would take on both sides of the ball to defeat the 9-1 Eagles. They also provide updates from the locker room where Aaron Rodgers addressed his broken thumb, discuss the possibility of starting Jordan Love the remainder of the season and share what they're most looking forward to in Philadelphia.

The Green Bay Packers fell 27-17 to the Tennessee Titans on Thursday Night Football, dropping their record to 4-7 overall. The defense held Derrick Henry in check but got gashed by quarterback Ryan Tannehill. While the offense got another solid performance from Christian Watson but suffered heavily at the hand of the Titans stout run defense. With only six games remaining and the door to playoffs all but closed, is it time to call time of death on the 2022 Green Bay Packers. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to recap the game, bring you updates from the locker room and answer these questions plus more.

The Green Bay Packers lost their fifth game in a row on Sunday, falling to 3-6 overall. A six point loss to one of the worst teams in the NFL begs the question, are the Packers broken beyond repair this year? To add insult to many injuries, four starters exited Sunday's game with serious injury. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down the game, bring you updates from the locker room in Detroit and more.

The Green Bay Packers are on their last shot to save their season, and must do so at Ford Field on Sunday, where they've had trouble playing before. The Detroit Lions lead the league in explosive plays with an offense that is averaging 38 points per game at home. Do the Packers have an offense that can keep up in a shootout? And can the Green Bay defense do enough to take over the game if necessary. The Green 19 Podcast, hosted by Kassidy Hill and joined by Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood, answers these questions and more, including a look at the Packers special teams which have quietly been taking a step backwards.

The Green Bay Packers are hobbling in to Buffalo this weekend at 3-4, with injured receivers, an offense that has been sputtering and a defense that is holding strong for as long as they can with little help from the other side of the ball. It's the first time Aaron Rodgers has been a double-digit underdog. Do the Packers have enough in the tank to pull off the upset against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills? Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to bring you updates from the week in Green Bay, the current vibe of the Packers locker room and their predictions for the game.

The Green Bay Packers fell to the Washington Commanders on Sunday, losing 23-21 and falling to 3-4. The club went below .500 as the offense found little success outside of Aaron Jones. On defense, the unit started the game lights out, before a couple of back-breaking penalties and long drives opened the flood gates. On this episode of the Green 19 Podcast, host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to ask, are the Packers a good team having a bad year or a bad team showing their stripes?

Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel Packers beat reporter Tom Silverstein joins Homer & Tony to talk all things Green & Gold, why did he pick the Jets to beat the Packers, did he think they would lose by that margin, does he think the team is too soft, is he changing his total wins prediction for the season, does he think the team will rebound, does he think GM Brian Gutekunst will make a deal for a wide receiver, what are some names the team might look at, would the team be willing to part with a first-round pick for the right player, has Aaron Rodgers lost a step, what is the key to gaining a better team turnover differential and who is he picking in this week's game?

The Green Bay Packers started the first half against the New York Giants strong, before a complete collapse in the second half on offense and defense. The Green 19 Podcast, hosted by Kassidy Hill and joined by reporters Ryan Wood, from London, and Tom Silverstein, breaks down the loss. From the Packers decision to go away from the run game, to the defenses inability to make adjustments, they examine the game, the coaching and which players need to step up moving forward.

The Green Bay Packers are headed to London for the club's first game in the NFL International series. They'll face the 3-1 New York Giants. The Giants have found their footing with running back Saquon Barkley. The Packers run defense has been suspect, but do they have enough to stop Saquon? The Green 19 Podcast, hosted by Kassidy Hill alongside reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood, breaks down the Packers key-matchups, breaks down the difficulty of playing oversees and provides updates on injuries, before making their predictions for the game.

The Green Bay Packers came away from Tampa with a huge, important win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The defense and special teams were dominant, bailing out an offense that ran into a woodchipper. David Bakhtiari also returned. The Green 19 Podcast, hosted by Kassidy Hill, with reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood, recap the win, break down the big moments and more.

Two of the NFL's best quarterbacks, Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady, are set to face-off on Sunday for only the fifth time in their storied careers. But both could be without a slew of top receivers and forced to lean on the ground game. With that in mind, could defense be the key in Packers vs. Bucs? The Green 19 Podcast, with host Kassidy Hill, joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood, previews the matchups, breaks down the keys to the game and provides updates from a week of practice in Green Bay. They also make their predictions for the game.

The Green Bay Packers defeated the Chicago Bears 27-10 on Sunday night, notching their first win. The run game dominated behind Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon, the passing game got a jolt from the return of Allen Lazard and the veterans showed their experience. On defense, coverage was markedly improved from week 1. The rush defense faltered at times, but stood up when it mattered on a goal line stand. The Green 19 Podcast, hosted by Kassidy Hill with Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood, breaks down the win, provides updates from the locker room and evaluates where the Packers are now as a team.

The Green Bay Packers are looking to bounce back with a win against the Chicago Bears in the NFL's oldest rivalry. The danger of starting 0-2 can't be overlooked as the Bears come to Lambeau with Justin Fields and a strong defensive front. The Green 19 Podcast, hosted by Kassidy Hill with reporter Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood, break down the matchups to watch, keys to the game while providing analysis and predictions. They also provide injury updates for David Bakhtiari, Elgton Jenkins and more.

The Green Bay Packers fell to the Minnesota Vikings in their 2022 season opener. The defense gave up several big plays to Justin Jefferson, causing Jaire Alexander to express frustration post game. The offense faltered, electing to go away from AJ Dillon and Aaron Jones, while rookies experienced expected growing pains. Starters on special teams made the unit look much better. The Green 19 Podcast, with Kassidy Hill, Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood breaks down the loss, provides analysis on the key issues and ponders if there is cause for concern for the remainder of the season.

The Green Bay Packers are kicking off their 2022 season on Sunday, against divisional rival Minnesota Vikings. Despite the Vikings having a three-headed offensive monster and the Packers being led by back-to-back MVP Aaron Rodgers, this is shaping up to be a defensive showdown. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan wood to break down the matchups worth watching, sharing their keys to the game and offering predictions on what could be some surprising last minute roster moves.

The Green Bay Packers have set their initial 53-man roster for the 2022 season. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood as this episode of the Green 19 Podcast breaks down the Packers roster. They debate surprising cuts, who should come back to the practice squad, the addition of safety Rudy Ford, and how Amari Rodgers changed the Packers running back unit.

The Green Bay Packers are getting ready to cut their team down to the 53-man roster this week. The Green 19 Podcast predicts who will make the cut in the newest episode. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down who has made their best case for a roster spot, who might be worth the risk on waivers to bring back as a practice squad player and which units need the most help. They also take a detour in to baseball, sharing who they would and wouldn't vote into Cooperstown.

The Green Bay Packers elevated David Bakhtiari on Sunday, from the PUP list, signaling the first step for the left tackle's return to the offensive line. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down Bakhtiari's return in this episode of the Green 19 Podcast. We also hear from Bakhtiari himself on what his next steps will be to return. Rookie receiver Romeo Doubs shares his trick for brushing off bad plays to create "wow" ones and we examine whether or not starters will play on Thursday in the final preseason game versus Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Green Bay Packers hosted the New Orleans Saints for two days of joint practices this week, meaning tensions were on the rise at times and the defense shined nearly all the time. Both defenses stood out, but the Packers offense had moments to shine, with Jordan Love and Aaron Rodgers and a bounce back performance from young receivers. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to recap the two days of practice, provide analysis on who looked best and look ahead to Friday's preseason game against the Saints.

The Green Bay Packers returned a trio of offensive playmakers, with offensive lineman Elgton Jenkins, tight end Robert Tonyan and wide receiver Christian Watson all being elevated off the PUP list this week. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to break down when the trio could actually be ready to play and what their return means for the offense. They also break down quarterback Jordan Love's performance versus the 49ers, as well as rookie standouts and defensive takeaways from San Francisco. Finally, they look ahead to what they're expecting when the New Orleans Saints come to town for joint practices.

These aren't the Packers we're used to seeing. This season, they're trying to win with defense and special teams. Will it work? We ask the one man who'd know better than anyone on the beat: the Journal Sentinel's Tom Silverstein. What a fun time reconnecting with an old friend. Silverstein details what made LeRoy Butler great in light of the safety's Hall of Fame induction and breaks down Green Bay's chances of getting over the Super Bowl hump this season. His answer may surprise you, too. The formula certainly has changed for this franchise -- they'll just need the quarterback to buy in. To read our piece on Kenny Clark and get everything Go Long has to offer, subscribe to the newsletter today right here: golongtd.com/welcome Clark isn't holding back in 2022: https://www.golongtd.com/p/kenny-clark-speaks-out-the-best-me Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

*This episode has been updated to address audio level issues As the Green Bay Packers training camp continues to heat up, position battles and one-on-one drills are getting ultra competitive. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood as they break down the latest news and analysis from Packers training camp, while looking ahead to Jordan Love's start versus the San Francisco 49ers in the 2022 preseason.

Rookie receiver Romeo Doubs continues to impress even as the pads come on and the competition intensifies. Quarterback Jordan Love also takes a huge step forward. But it's the defense that is winning each day. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood in this episode of the Green 19 Podcast, recapping the first full week of Packers training camp.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour One: Tobi and LeRoy ask how good does this offense need to be to contend for a Super Bowl? Do they need to play at the pace like they did last year, or can they play differently to get to a Super Bowl.Tom Silverstein joins the show to talk first day of Packers training camp

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and Packers beat reporter, Tom Silverstein joined the show to talk everything Packers and the opening of Packers training Camp!

Tom Silverstein shares what he could find out about Brian Gutekunst and Matt LaFleur's extensions.

The Green Bay Packers hosted rookie minicamp over the weekend, welcoming in 51 players total for two days of practice. Packers News was there for every minute, watching and observing. In this episode of the Green 19 Podcast, host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Ryan Wood and Tom Silverstein as they recap rookie minicamp, note which players stood out, which didn't and what could be next for the 18 try-out guys. They also look ahead to OTA's, and what quarterback Jordan Love can show during that time.

The Green Bay Packers closed out the 2022 NFL draft with 11 new players including three receivers and three offensive linemen. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to recap the Packers entire draft, break down the draft class and look ahead to what they want to see out of rookie mini-camp.

The Green Bay Packers traded up to draft receiver Christian Watson early in the second round of the NFL Draft on Friday. By days end, the Pack had two offensive players, with Watson and Sean Rhyan. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to recap and breakdown the moves by on Day 2 of the draft, while looking ahead to Day 3 as well.

The Green Bay Packers drafted Georgia Bulldog's Quay Walker (linebacker) and Devonte Wyatt (defensive lineman) in round 1 of the 2022 NFL Draft. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to recap the picks, the Packers decision not to draft a receiver and preview day two with rounds 2 & 3.

The Green Bay Packers are preparing for the 2022 NFL Draft with more draft capital in the first three rounds than they've had in a while. Does that mean a trade is on the horizon? What are the chances a receiver is actually taken in the first round? Could Green Bay buff up their secondary instead? What are the chances Green Bay lands 49ers receiver Deebo Samuel in a trade? And what does Aaron Rodgers in Wisconsin mean for the Packers offseason? Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood to answer all these questions and more on this episode of the Green 19 Podcast.

Green Bay Packers position coaches Tom Clements (quarterback) and Rich Bisaccia (special teams) introduced themselves to fans and media this week. From Clements assessment of how Aaron Rodgers game has grown, to Bisaccia's hope for the Packers special teams, host Kassidy Hill, alongside reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood break down all they had to say in this episode of the Green 19 podcast.

This episode of the Green 19 Podcast takes you inside the timeline that saw Davante Adams become a Las Vegas Raider then asks the all important question; how do you replace him? Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood as they break down the blockbuster trade of Adams, the loss of free agent Marquez Valdes-Scantling, the deep Packers secondary and what Green Bay might do this offseason to replenish their wide receivers corps. 

The NFL's new league year began this week and with it, teams had to be under the salary cap. They were also able to negotiate with free agent players. The Green Bay Packers reached a record setting deal with quarterback Aaron Rodgers, found themselves in a stale mate with receiver Davante Adams (which is still the case) and restructured contracts across the board to build a team meant to win now. Host Kassidy Hill is joined by reporters Tom Silverstein and Ryan Wood as they catch you up on all of the moves made thus far and where the Packers stand now.