Packernet Podcast: Daily Green Bay Packers Podcast

Tundra FM brings the preseason heat with songs about August panic, cold Lambo nights, and love for Matt LaFleur. It's only preseason.

Big Sal is fired up in the recliner as he breaks down Tom Brady's massive praise for Aaron Rodgers. The seven-time champion and longtime rival went on record calling Rodgers the greatest pure passer he's ever seen — and Big Sal explains exactly why that hits different coming from the man who beat him on the field. Brady's rare respect for Rodgers' unmatched off-platform throws and anticipation The...

In this jam-packed episode of the Packernet Podcast, we kick things off with some real talk on the shocking news surrounding NFL Draft guru Matt Miller's life-saving recovery after a serious car accident, a quick take on the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade from the Bucks, the Packers' new football analytics engineer hire, and the full 2027 training camp schedule release. Then we dive deep into a 2027...

Join Ryan on this Packernet Podcast call-in episode as fans dive deep into the latest Packers buzz heading into the season. Callers break down the promising safety group featuring McKinney, Bullard, and Anderson as a potential defensive anchor, while discussing how the unit could limit opponents and set up big offensive outbursts. The conversation heats up around Micah Parsons' injury recovery tim...

Big Sal is fired up about the upcoming Packers Hall of Fame induction for Tramon Williams and Earl Dotson. These aren't the flashy stars chasing headlines—they're the quiet workers who showed up, did the job, and made everyone around them better year after year. - Tramon's ball skills and route-jumping instincts over 10 seasons in Green Bay - Earl Dotson's blue-collar work protecting the pocket wi...

Ryan examines the Packers' defensive future from a 2027 perspective, focusing on Devante Wyatt's contract situation, interior depth, edge rushers including Micah Parsons and Brenton Cox, and upcoming linebacker decisions.

Brick Lombardi fires up the board on Tundra FM for a four-track night of original music dissecting Packer Nation's rumor mill, self-inflicted wounds, and contract-year redemption arcs. - Smoke Without Fire traces how one whisper becomes gospel without a single confirmation - Lambos Nightmare channels the rage and division when the fanbase turns on itself after losses - Smack That drops an infectio...

Big Sal is fired up after CBS Sports ranked the Packers' trade for Micah Parsons as the third-greatest in NFL history. He breaks down why the deal from Dallas stands out, Parsons' insane sack numbers, and takes the long view on the Week 15 ACL injury. • CBS Sports puts Green Bay's Parsons acquisition at #3 all-time • Jerry Jones had him and got cute instead of paying • Parsons: 12+ sacks in each o...

PAD: Uncle Rice is Off the Rails

Ryan dives into a forward-looking analysis of the Packers roster heading into 2027, examining contracts, potential extensions, and position battles that will shape the team's future. Key discussion points: - Quarterback stability with Jordan Love's rising cap hit and QB2 options - Tight end room led by Tucker Craft with Musgrave and Wiley in contract years - Running back situation featuring Josh J...

Brick spins a German industrial banger about the Packers' comeback in Pittsburgh, followed by a power ballad defending Jordan Love's consistency with receipts and a guitar solo. The night closes with a hip-hop tribute to basement stat nerds and a trench-warfare anthem for a dominant edge rusher. Late-night Packer music for the sleepless faithful.  

Pack Nation, Big Sal is breaking down the single biggest question mark on the entire Green Bay Packers roster: Aaron Banks and his $77 million contract. After a injury-plagued first year where he played just 57% of snaps and battled back, ankle, groin, and knee issues, 2026 is the ultimate prove-it season for the veteran guard. Banks' early-season struggles vs. his late-season dominance, including...

The phone lines are open and the takes are flying. This edition of Packernet After Dark dives into a Caleb Williams pressure breakdown, the NFL broadcast rights controversy stirring up Packer Nation, and whether Washington has any business meddling in football at all. Pack Daddy and the callers go deep — and they don't hold back. 🏈 Batman & Daniel from California put the hashmarks.io tool to work...

Brick Lombardi welcomes listeners to Tundra FM with a set of cold, heavy tracks evoking the frozen tundra. The show sinks into icy atmospheres and territorial rivalries without any corporate interference. - Green Light Drowning pulls listeners under the ice with beautiful, heavy green imagery and cold water motifs - Frozen Warfare delivers four minutes of Packers territorial bragging over Vikings...

Big Sal is fired up about the Rams going all-in on their defense by trading away a mountain of draft picks for Myles Garrett and a corner, mortgaging their next four years. Meanwhile, the Packers are getting Micah Parsons back from ACL by mid-season, Tucker Kraft ready for camp, and Zack Tom anchoring the line — all without giving up a single asset. - Rams traded multiple firsts, seconds, and play...

Ryan dismantles the narrative that Matt LaFleur is holding Jordan Love back by examining pass attempt volume. Carson Caldwell's tweet sparked debate, but the numbers show nearly identical pass play rates between Love and Matthew Stafford once injuries and snap counts are accounted for. - Breakdown of 485 vs 716 pass attempts and why volume explains the gap - Actual dropback percentages: 56.4% for...

Tundra FM with Brick Lombardi featuring original tracks on Don Hudson, a Vikings rivalry anthem, Packers loyalty, and playoff probability math.  

Big Sal celebrates episode 100 with Packernet Nation and makes a bold prophecy: the Green Bay Packers are winning the Super Bowl in 2026. Key discussion points: - Thanks listeners for 100 episodes and shares heartfelt message from him and Darlene - Recaps 2025 season: 9-8-1 record and wild card loss to the Bears - Highlights Micah Parsons returning from ACL injury and Lucas Van Ness emerging as a...

Former Packers kicker Ryan Longwell is helping rookie Trace Smack adjust to Lambeau Field's unique challenges. Callers discuss the kicking situation, Jacob's ongoing investigation, a Rich Eisen meltdown on wide receiver contracts, and whether Jordan Love should take a team-friendly deal. - Ryan Longwell advising Smack on Lambeau's kicking nuances - Jacob's legal situation remains unresolved with a...

Big Sal is done knocking on wood. After two years of heartbreak, Marshawn Lloyd finally got to the bottom of his endless injuries—an undiagnosed college ACL tear that had his body compensating for six years. The Packers' explosive third-round back is healthy for the first time, earning the nickname 'Yeet Cannon' from the coaches, and could be the difference-maker if Josh Jacobs misses time. - Lloy...

Ryan discusses the launch of hashmarks.io, his new AI-powered NFL stats site that delivers real data and charts instead of hallucinations. He then dives deep into the ongoing congressional hearings around the Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961, the antitrust exemption allowing collective bargaining for NFL broadcast rights, and the potential impact on the Green Bay Packers' viability. Features analys...

The sun is high over Wisconsin as Brick fires up the vacuum tubes for another Tundra FM session. This episode brings the ancient martial art of hand-to-hand combat with 'Eight Limbs of War', followed by road trip anthems 'Green and Yellow Rush', a tribute to number 10 in 'Could You Be Love', and a fiery closer 'Zero'.  

Big Sal breaks down Congressman Fitzgerald's push to alter the Sports Broadcasting Act and why it threatens small-market teams like the Packers. From revenue sharing to the dangers of chipping away at foundational laws, this rant pulls no punches.  

Brick Lombardi fires up the vacuum tubes, dims the lights, and drags us deep into the shadows on this Tundra FM edition of Packernet After Dark. The draft told some of these men they weren't the answer. Four rounds of silence, cold stares, and closed gates. They didn't break. They kept the receipts, stepped on the grass, and decided every franchise that passed would pay in full. We break down the...

Let me tell you something, fact nation. Chicago's propaganda machine is selling Dylan Tieneman and Kobe Bryant as the next great safety duo. A rookie who's never played a snap and a converted corner in his 30s? That's not a duo, that's a first date. Meanwhile in Green Bay, Xavier McKinney and Evan Williams have already proven it on tape with two years of chemistry, All-Pro play, and a third guy wa...