The Homer Hour

Homer and Bryan Bulaga react to Christian Watson’s new four-year extension with the Packers and debate whether the reported numbers tell the full story. Bulaga explains why the contract could end up being a bargain for Green Bay if Watson continues playing at the level he showed when healthy last season. The conversation also turns to the structure of NFL contracts, guaranteed money, and how much...

The Homer Hour opened with a round of Rain Man centered around Jacob Misiorowski, the Knicks, and a variety of sports trivia. Homer also discussed Giannis Antetokounmpo’s future, why a Western Conference destination could make sense if a trade ever materialized, and the latest Brewers notes as Milwaukee continued its strong stretch of play. Jason Wilde joined the show to break down what Micah Pars...

Homer opens the hour with his favorite topic in Wisconsin sports: Jacob Misiorowski. Sparked by comments from Hall of Famer John Smoltz, the conversation centers on The Miz’s historic start, his unique pitching profile, and the ongoing concern about how teams can protect elite arms from injury. Homer repeatedly celebrates Misiorowski’s rare talent while wondering what the Brewers can do to keep hi...

The Homer Hour opens with Homer and Bryan Bulaga discussing Wisconsin’s hottest topic: Jacob Misiorowski and the daily question of whether “The Miz” is pitching. The conversation shifts to a massive college baseball underdog story as Milwaukee prepares for a winner-take-all matchup with Auburn. Bulaga shares memories of some of the biggest upsets of his football career, including Iowa’s dramatic w...

Gary Ellerson and Homer revisit one of the biggest Packers stories of the week as they discuss the Josh Jacobs situation, how the organization handled it, and the challenges players face when a teammate becomes the center of a major off-field story. Gary reflects on his experience during the Mossy Cade and James Lofton era, explaining why shielding players from constant questions was the right mov...

Homer hands the floor to Bryan Bulaga, who reflects on the physical reality of football, from high school mismatches to the adjustment of reaching the NFL. Jason Wilde joins to discuss Packers OTAs, Tucker Kraft’s encouraging recovery, and what stood out from Green Bay’s defense and offensive line. The hour also digs into Josh Jacobs’ legal situation and how the NFL’s personal conduct policy could...

Shaka Smart joined Homer for an extensive conversation about the changing landscape of college basketball and how Marquette is adapting to the transfer portal, NIL, and roster building in 2026. Shaka explained why the Golden Eagles evolved from avoiding transfers for four straight years to adding Sananda Fru and Nolan Minasali this offseason, while still emphasizing culture, relationships, and pla...

Homer opened the hour declaring Jacob Misiorowski the single biggest story in Wisconsin sports, insisting the only question that matters every day is whether “The Miz” is pitching. Former Brewers pitcher and pitching coach Billy Castro joined the show for a deep dive into Misiorowski’s mechanics, command, velocity, and long-term ceiling, comparing his upside to some of baseball’s all-time great po...

Homer opens with 755 Jerry Augustine for a full Brewers pitching lesson, centered on why “The Miz” isn’t starting tonight against the Dodgers and how his electric fastball and secondary pitches are developing. Jerry explains why Milwaukee’s young pitching staff could carry the Brewers deep into the season if they stay healthy and rested. Homer then makes his case for a small Brewers World Series b...

Homer and Bryan Bulaga open the hour with Earl Dotson’s story about Reggie White, Leroy Butler, and George Koonce recognizing his talent early in Green Bay. Bulaga explains what makes a great offensive lineman’s punch so effective, how pass rushing has changed, and when he knew he belonged in the NFL. Jason Wilde joins the show to debate the Packers’ wide range of possible outcomes, from offensive...

The Homer Hour opened with devastation after Homer announced the unthinkable: Jacob Misiorowski was not pitching tonight. Homer turned Rain Man entirely into a Miz trivia challenge, testing callers on everything from his draft position and strikeout numbers to where he played college baseball. Jason Wilde joined the show to discuss Aaron Rodgers declaring this season his last, though neither Homer...

The Homer Hour turned into a full-on celebration of Jacob Misiorowski ahead of another massive Brewers-Cubs matchup at Wrigley Field. Homer repeatedly declared that nothing else in sports mattered because “The Miz is pitching tonight,” while callers joined in to describe the Brewers phenom as appointment television and one of the most exciting athletes Milwaukee has ever seen. Homer even broke dow...

Homer and Bryan Bulaga debate how defenses should attack Aaron Rodgers at this stage of his career before shifting to Jordan Love’s place among NFL quarterbacks. Bulaga grades Love as “very good,” while Homer argues the Packers’ championship ceiling still depends heavily on elite defense. They revisit the heartbreak of the 2011 Packers loss to the Giants and compare some of Bulaga’s best Green Bay...

Homer and Gary Ellerson react to Myles Turner’s claims about Giannis and the Bucks, debating whether any star player could really keep a team waiting for hours. Gary brings his Lombardi-time perspective from the NFL and argues the Bucks’ issues go far beyond Doc Rivers. The conversation turns to whether Milwaukee should consider moving on from Giannis and what his future with the Bucks should look...

Bryan Bulaga and Homer spent the hour reacting to Jaire Alexander’s emotional Players’ Tribune story and debating whether the Packers should consider bringing the former All-Pro cornerback back on a veteran minimum deal. Bulaga gave an honest look into the mental and emotional toll NFL careers can take, explaining how injuries, pressure, and feeling disconnected from a team can weigh heavily on pl...

Homer opens the hour obsessed with The Miz and his record-setting velocity, arguing Brewers fans are witnessing something truly unprecedented. Rain Man centers almost entirely on Mizorowski trivia, from his draft slot to his All-Star rise. Jason Wilde joins to talk Packers kicking questions, Bears expectations, and how The Miz compares to rare sports spectacles like Nolan Ryan. Jerry Augustine clo...

Homer dives into frustration over the Packers moving on from their veteran kicker, questioning why the team paid him and didn’t allow a true competition with the rookie. Jason Wilde joins and offers insight, suggesting the veteran may have requested his release, while also sharing behind-the-scenes stories about near trades for Randy Moss and Tony Gonzalez. Homer shifts to the Bucks, arguing the f...

Homer and Bryan Bulaga react to the Packers moving on from Brandon McManus and handing the kicking job to a rookie, with Homer calling it a massive risk for a team expecting to contend. Bulaga explains why Lambeau Field is uniquely difficult for kickers, especially late in the season when wind and cold become major factors. Callers weigh in on whether McManus lost the locker room after last year’s...

Homer and Gary Ellerson react to the Packers releasing their veteran kicker and debate how risky it is to trust a young leg in the swirling conditions of Lambeau Field. They also dig into whether Green Bay is truly a Super Bowl contender, with Homer arguing the Packers still need to prove they can overcome injuries and stop finding ways to let seasons slip away. The conversation shifts to the Badg...

Homer and Bryan Bulaga debate whether the Packers were mediocre last season or simply a good team undone by injuries. They compare Green Bay’s current challenge to Bulaga’s 2010 and 2014 teams while breaking down a tougher NFC North and questions on the offensive line. Jason Wilde joins to continue the Packers conversation, including concerns about Marshawn Lloyd, Chris Brooks, and the running bac...

Homer opens with Rain Man but quickly turns the hour into a deeper conversation about what it really means to be “injury prone” in the NFL. Using examples like Jordan Love, Joe Burrow, and Marshawn Lloyd, he tries to define whether it’s games missed, percentage of snaps, or recurring issues that matter most. Jason Wilde joins to discuss the Packers, including Tyrod Taylor’s role in the quarterback...

Homer kicks off with a strong stance on Jonathan Gannon, emphasizing his 29% head coaching record while debating whether that should impact expectations as Packers defensive coordinator. Jason Wilde joins to frame Gannon as more of an unknown than a sure thing, sparking a deeper conversation about coaching philosophy and track record. Tim Van Vooren adds perspective on Tyrod Taylor’s value, highli...

Homer kicks off The Homer Hour fired up over a shockingly cheap Ha Ha Clinton-Dix signed jersey, setting the tone for a lively and unpredictable hour. Alongside Gary Ellerson, the focus shifts to the Packers’ draft, where both agree it was solid but not spectacular, with immediate expectations on young contributors like Brandon Cisse. The conversation dives deep into Lucas Van Ness, with Gary admi...

Homer and Bryan Bulaga open the hour with a hilarious look at Bulaga’s dominant flag football coaching career, including undefeated seasons, lopsided wins, and the challenges of coaching kids playing up against older competition. The conversation then shifts to the Packers, as Bulaga shares what rookie minicamp was really like after being drafted, from learning a brand-new playbook overnight to fi...

Homer opens the hour with his signature chaos—dome updates, YouTube antics, and a lively round of Rain Man—but quickly shifts to a pointed Packers discussion. He highlights a startling stat: Green Bay hasn’t won the division in four straight seasons, something nearly unheard of in franchise history. Jason Wilde joins to debate how much that actually matters, weighing division titles versus postsea...