Packernet Podcast: Daily Green Bay Packers Podcast

Pack Nation, Big Sal is back in the chair and he is losing his mind over the undrafted free agents nobody's talking about but could win you games in December. While the shiny draft picks get all the glory, he's zeroing in on Josh Gesky as the guy with a real shot at the roster thanks to a $200k guarantee and a massive need up front on the offensive line, while explaining why Nyjalik Kelly might ha...

Andy calls in with a bold overtime proposal that eliminates kickoffs and punts, starting at the 50-yard line where scoring a TD wins it immediately but failing on downs or a missed FG hands the defense the victory. Later he floats turning the draft into a free-agency style bidding war using pre-set rookie contracts. - Andy's overtime idea: first team to score a TD wins; stop them on downs or miss...

Brick is back on Tundra FM delivering a four-song set full of attitude. The show opens with a brutal roast of Bears QB Caleb Williams in "Crybaby Caleb," moves to a tribute for Packers guard Anthony Belton in "Escalade," takes shots at JJ McCarthy and the Vikings in "Fourth and Long," and closes with the film-room banger "Somebody's Watching Me." - "Crybaby Caleb" mocks the QB's sideline tantrums,...

Big Sal is sick and tired of it. In this fiery "Let Me Tell You Something" rant, he calls out the national media for constantly overlooking Jordan Love while the Packers quarterback quietly puts up elite numbers year after year. With a new arsenal of weapons and the same steady leadership, Sal argues this could finally be the season the whole country has to say Jordan Love's name with respect. Key...

Ryan breaks down NFC North position groups using PFF grades across QB, RB, WR, TE, and OL. He ranks the Packers, Bears, Lions, and Vikings while weighing injuries, health assumptions, and scheme changes. Key discussion points: - Quarterback rankings favor Jordan Love at #1, with debate on Kyler Murray vs Caleb Williams health factors - Running back group led by Detroit's Jameer Gibbs over Chicago'...

Callers flood the lines to debate Caleb Williams' place among NFL quarterbacks and react to the latest Packers offseason storylines. Bruce kicks things off with explosive plays and volume concerns before the conversation turns to Caleb's ranking list and the Bears' hype. Nico calls in from Nevada with travel updates and thoughts on Chris Johnson, while Garrett, Andy, and Uncle Rico weigh in on sou...

Brick Lombardi is back on Tundra FM with three new tracks straight from the frozen tundra. Opening with the story of Zack Tom, the fourth-round Wake Forest pick who just signed a massive 5-year, $88 million extension and became the highest-paid right tackle in franchise history. Then "Unchained" celebrates the Packers snapping their losing skid with a 27-20 victory over the Giants. Closing loud wi...

Big Sal is fired up and not holding back in this heated Let Me Tell You Something rant about Keisean Nixon and that infamous "business decision" in the Wild Card round against the Chicago Bears. From the goal line hesitation on De'Andre Swift to ditching kick returns and the tone-deaf self-praise in the locker room after the loss, Sal breaks down why this one stings for Pack Nation. Nixon's journe...

Ryan opens with the devastating news of Chris Johnson's ALS diagnosis before diving into the core theme: don't trust your own memory when critiquing the Packers. He dismantles the persistent claim that Matt LaFleur always calls inside zone on second and long, revealing through data that it happened just 9.7% of the time with a strong 60% success rate. - The viral "inside zone on second and long" n...

Callers debate the Micah Parsons recovery timeline and why Jordan Love continues to be disrespected in MVP discussions despite elite stats. Key discussion points: - Micah Parsons' return window remains unchanged after four months post-surgery - Defense struggled without Parsons in 2024, raising questions about Jeff Hafley's scheme - Jordan Love's advanced metrics place him among the league's best...

Brick Lombardi brings the sounds of the frozen tundra as the Packers chase the number one seed. From Josh Jacobs to the defense under new coordinator Jonathan Ganon, this episode captures the vision and belief running through Title Town.  

In this fiery Big Sal rant, we confront the harsh reality that the Green Bay Packers are once again the youngest team in the NFL at just 25.23 years old average age. Sal breaks down the numbers: the last 15 Super Bowl champions averaged nearly 27 years old, and even the youngest recent winners like the Eagles and Seahawks were still older than this Packers squad. The painful Wild Card collapse in...

Callers discuss pass blocking grades, Devonte Wyatt contract decisions, soundboard feedback, and personality types on this episode of Packernet After Dark.  

Pack Nation, Big Sal is back in the recliner and absolutely UNLEASHED. Chicago is out here writing sob stories because Caleb Williams landed at number 70 on Pete Prisco's Top 100 while Jordan Love sits comfortably at 51 — and they're acting like the league owes them an apology. From their pathetic franchise passing records to that one regular-season win they keep milking, Sal breaks down exactly w...

Brick Lombardi is at the board on Tundra FM, spinning tracks that capture the sting of a blown lead in Cleveland and the sweet payoff of a legend finally getting his due. - Reliving the "Ten to Nothing" collapse where a 10-point third-quarter lead evaporated in the fourth against the Browns. - Diving into the juicy offseason drama with Baker Mayfield's beefs, Bills chaos, and the endless Packers T...

Big Sal is fired up dreaming that this could finally be the year the Packers bring the Lombardi Trophy home. He walks through exactly what has to go right for Green Bay to make a Super Bowl run. - Jordan Love taking the leap to elite status with a loaded receiving corps and Josh Jacobs pounding the rock - The defense getting healthy with Micah Parsons returning and key additions like Javan Hargrav...

Ryan breaks down Bill Barnwell's ranking of the Packers skill positions and dives deep into the Micah Parsons injury timeline and return window.  

Brick turns up the volume on four Packers-themed rock parodies for the late-night faithful. From offensive line pressure to the lonely road of fandom and the hope pinned on one young quarterback, these anthems hit different at 2 a.m. - Pressure: Under Pressure reimagined for the sacks piling up on the O-line - You Can't Deny It: A love letter to the listeners who keep coming back every night - Lon...

Pack Nation, Big Sal is fired up about the one area nobody's talking about — the Packers quietly fixing their return game disaster by signing Skyy Moore. Last season the team ranked dead last in punt return average and struggled in kick returns, starting drives deep in their own territory and fighting uphill all year. Field position is the unglamorous foundation that wins championships, and Green...

Ryan dives into the Jordan Love passing volume debate and addresses criticism of Matt LaFleur holding the offense back. He breaks down why the Packers' defense is the far bigger issue. Key discussion points: - NFL officiating changes and concerns over arbitrary referee benching under new CBA - New Chicago Bears stadium proposal from McCook, Illinois with free land and village ownership - Jordan Lo...

Brick spins four tracks exploring the weight of legacy, the rise of new Packers stars, and the hunger to move forward from January ghosts. - Tundra's Ghost captures Jordan Love facing Aaron Rodgers across the field in Pittsburgh for the first time - Brinson Mocked Creek celebrates the calculated violence of a defensive force from the depths of Lambeau - T Higgins dominates offseason conversations...

Big Sal is fired up that the Packers' season could sink in September if year-four Lucas Van Ness and the unproven depth behind him can't replace Micah Parsons on the edge for the first five to eight weeks. - Micah's ACL injury leaves the best rusher the Packers paid two firsts and Kenny Clark for on the sideline - Van Ness has the tools and the fifth-year option, but potential must become producti...

Ryan breaks down the Lions' massive cornerback and safety problems with Terry and Arnold likely out and Kirby Joseph coming off a fluke season. Also covers Tucker Kraft's upcoming contract in light of Kyle Pitts' deal and addresses a misleading report about his injury status. Plus a preview of tomorrow's discussion on pace of play.

Big Sal gets sent to the corner but turns punishment into a party on Tundra FM. He fires up anthems torching the entire NFC North with original tracks aimed at the Vikings, Bears, and Lions. - Big Sal walks down the division with "Suck It" aimed at all rivals - "The Bears Still Suck" delivers a 100-year weather report on Chicago's futility - Jared Goff gets exposed as a "Lamb in a Lion Skin" in th...

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another unfiltered night on Packernet After Dark. Fans are fired up as one caller drops a controversial bomb: the Packers themselves are partly responsible for all the Caleb Williams hype after that playoff choke and onside kick disaster. Ryan doesn't hold back, calling out the "luckiest streak in the world" and demanding the Packers embarrass Chicago early to shut...