Cheeseheads in Chicagoland

Episode Thirty-Six! Is the AAF a football league or a petri dish? Who's tradeable? Who's untouchable? Who is a fake prospect created for humor purposes?

Total Eclipse of the Heart is a great pop song. Jermichael Finley has got some toasty marshmallows. James Jones isn't walking through that door. The XFL is (was) going to be a carny hustle. The AAF exists. Please enjoy episode 35 of Cheeseheads in Chicagoland.

It's the super bowl aftermath show! Matt and Mike talk about the Patriots superb gameplan, the unsuperb half time show, random quasi-celebrities loosely tied to football, and morphine.

A trio of guests drop by for a fun round table discussion of the upcoming Super bowl, everyone's favorite broadcasters, the state of the Bears, and much more!

Mike and Matt are your source for fresh new ideas in mixology!

Hey its Episode 31. Mike and Matt fail to come up with a nickname for Matt LaFleur, malign Jerry Jones, and recap the fun weekend of playoff games that featured no teams called Packers but at least one former Packer.

The Packers have gone fishin' but we're still here, talking about EDM, Troy Aikman, a Bear that fell down, and "Large Richard" Nick Foles.

The Lions game happened. Mike and Matt try to avoid talking about it. Its for the best. Instead, they discuss potential head coach hires, ketchup, and the absolute single worst broadcaster in the history of the NFL.  Note: This podcast contains strong language meant to convey the depth of the hosts' feelings about the Green Bay Packers 2018 season.

Mike is by himself and gives you a brief version of his thoughts on the Packers Jets... game.... and also some thoughts on the 2018 season in general.

Better late than never? Mike and Matt ponder what to get Brian Gutekunst for Christmas, look for a silver lining in Lucas Patrick, and continue to like Jaire Alexander.

More Cheeseheads content is coming your way later this week, but until then here's 5 minutes of Mike talking with a cold!

The Joe Philbin Era has begun with a nice 34-20 win at Lambeau. Mike is drinking beer in Vegas and Matt is back in Chicago. Bashaud Breeland played well in a pivotal game for his career. Jamaal Williams and Aaron Jones are complimentary players. This season has been like watching a panda fall out of a tree.

Have you ever been straight-up fired on the spot? It happens!

Mike and Matt discuss the Packers 24-17 loss at Minnesota. Reality sinks in and Mike stops defending Mike McCarthy. Matt laments the situational play-calling. We make fun of Dan Bailey.

Oh heck, now is the hour of our discontent. Mike and Matt have a chat about the Pack's 27-24 loss out in Seattle last Thursday, discussing the under-use of Aaron Jones, the spate of injuries, the play calling, the challenges (and non-challenges) of certain plays, and the end of the Mike McCarthy era?

Mike and Matt talk about the Pack's 31-12 win over the Dolphins. Matt dissects running back play, secondary play, quarterback play, and the schemes of Matt Nagy. Mike complains about the internet. Matt swears multiple times and Mike enjoys editing them out of the finished product.

Mike and Matt have a casual chat about the Packers 31-17 loss to the Patriots. Mike defends Mike McCarthy. Matt is not so convinced. The Dolphins might come to town and lighten the mood next week.

Mike and Matt go through a disordered and chaotic version of the stages of grief in reaction to Sunday's 29-27 loss to the LA Gear. Matt yells several times without using words. Mike is more of a bargaining type. The Packers traded away Montgomery and Clinton-Dix literal minutes after the mp3 of this episode finished processing.

Mike and Matt check in on the status of the Packers, then sit down in a packed studio for an engaging six person round-table discussion featuring Charlie Bevins, Garrett Neal, Ally Pruitt, and Gavriel Wilkins. Topics: The Washington Redskins fringe kickoff returner whose name I already forgot, the Chicago Bears status, the Packers lack of defensive cohesion, legalized gambling, and player labor is...

The Packers eke out a win over the 49ers on Monday night football. Mike and Matt discuss the progression (and regression) of the defense, rookie wide outs, running back snap counts, and modern dentistry. Matt hurries off to class. Mike is on painkillers because of modern dentistry.

Mike is off in the great northwoods, and yells this episode into his computer microphone. Matt meanwhile is comfy and clear in the Chicago studio and sounds incredible. The game was bad, a 31-23 loss to the Lions in which a bunch of things went wrong. Silver linings are looked for, and found. Gasoline is not a beverage.

Mike and Matt talk about anything except the Buffalo Bills, who didn't bother showing up to Lambeau on Sunday. Mike continues explaining the structural issues which prevent good officiating, Matt explains why holdouts are good, and we completely forget to name a Head Cheesehead, so we'll say its... Byron Bell. Sure.

The first loss of the season was a sloppy affair, and Mike and Matt do their best to clean up the pieces and diagnose what happened. Also, Mike continues to elaborate on why NFL refereeing is the way it is, and Matt predicts the future by introducing the newest Packer Bashaud Breeland. A squeaking chair guest stars.

Football continues to fascinate and confound Matt and Mike, as they recap a Packers/Vikings 29-29 tie. Mike talks about refereeing and why its bad, Matt continues to harsh on the 2-0 Case Keenum, and Mike forgets his own podcast.

Aaron Rodgers is a special person. Mike and Matt spend a lot of time talking about him in their recap of the Packers week 1 victory over the Bears. Also: Mike is mad at Matt Nagy, Tom Brady is a scientist, Ryan Fitzpatrick is baffling, and Tyrod Taylor is better than Case Keenum? Music: “What?” by Jahzzar https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ “Message for Us” by Cutside https://creativec...