The Guys Recap a Bad Weekend (0:00)
Callers Weigh In on the Packers Tie (10:35)
Badger Insider RJ Talks Badgers Game Plan (30:11)
RJ Stays to Compare This Badgers Team to Past Teams (36:41)
Tex Western Gives His Take on the Packers/Vikings Game (47:34)
Joe & Nelson Try to Pick the Best of the Weekend (57:15)
World Famous Scott Takes (0:00)
Packers/Vikings Headlines (20:08)
Will Rodgers Play? (29:15)
Better Team? Vikings? Packers? (36:40)
Ahman Green & RJ Join the Show to Talk Badgers (48:34)
The Scraps (1:05:08)
Joe & Ebo are joined by Ahman Green from 7:30a to 8:00a every Friday to discuss the Green Bay Packers. He will be sharing his insight on the Green and Gold by helping breakdown games from the point of view of a former player.
Segment 1: Ahman Green recaps what he saw from the stands at the Packers/Bears game and also comments on his jersey policy as a professional athlete.
Segment 2: Ahman breaks down which team is better between the Minnesota Vikings and the Green Bay Packers with a healthy Aaron Rodgers. He also explains what it’s like to play with a Rodger’s like injury and Brett Favre’s toughness.
Listen to our very own Joe Miller and Rob Reischel of BobMcGinnFootball and Forbes every Tuesday night from 5 to 5:30pm as these “Armchair Quarterbacks” breakdown the Green Bay Packers week by week!
Segment 1: Joe and Rob share their thoughts on the Packers roster cuts and the fact they kept eight wide receivers.
Segment 2: The guys go in-depth on the Aaron Rodgers contract and how that could affect the Packers roster in the future.
Segment 3: Rob gives his opinions on how aggressively the Packers tried to acquire Khalil Mack and his prediction on the Packers/Bears game.
Listen to our very own Joe Miller and Rob Reischel of BobMcGinnFootball and Forbes every Tuesday night from 5 to 5:30pm as these “Armchair Quarterbacks” breakdown the Green Bay Packers week by week!
Segment 1: Joe and Rob recap last week’s game against the Chicago Bears and Aaron Rodger’s epic performance.
Segment 2: The guys debate whether or not Rodgers should play this weekend.
Segment 3: The duo breaks down the upcoming Packers/Vikings game and gives their predictions.
After months of rumors and speculation, the Green Bay Packers and quarterback Aaron Rodgers have finally agreed to terms on a contract.
The news was first reported by ESPN as the two sides were close on the extension.
Early Wednesday afternoon NFL Network reported that the two sides had agree to a deal. Former Packers wide receiver James Jones was the first to report a dollar figure.
Later, NFL Network had the exact details of the new contract for the franchise quarterback.
Rodgers took to Instagram late Wednesday afternoon to address the news.
“It’s been an amazing ride the last 13 years; excited to start year 14 knowing that my future is here, in Green Bay, for our 100th season. I’ve grown up in this place, and grown older and a little wiser along the way. Thank you to our incredible fan base for inspiring us players to be better year after year. Thank you to the Packers organization for standing by me time and time again and giving me the opportunity to lead this football team. And thank you to my teammates along the way, past and present who have impacted my life in so many positive ways, giving me friendships for life. Looking forward to making some more memorable moments this year, and for years to come….”
After missing much of the 2017 season due to a broken collarbone, Rodgers has played in one preseason game for the Packers this year. Rodgers will likely sit the team’s fourth and final preseason game on Thursday night in Kansas City but will be ready to begin the season on Sept. 9 against the Chicago Bears.
0:00-7:14: Opening Segment
7:14-14:43: Scott Takes & Brewers
14:43-19:01: Gone in 60
19:01-31:00: Is Braun the G.O.A.T?
31:00-33:51: Action Zone
33:51-37:47: Wisdom from the Wizard
37:47-40:35: News of the Weird
40:35-53:17: Braun & the Packers’ Preseason
53:17-1:06:00: Packers’ Preseason continued
1:06:00-1:21:17: Yount, Braun, PEDs
1:21:17-1:29:55: Hundley preseason MVP, Browns are preseason super bowl champs
1:29:55-1:33:39: Meaningless Hall of Fame
1:33:39-1:40:57: Bye Ebo
0:00-12:04: Scott Takes & Brewers Concern
12:04-16:11: Gone in 60
16:11-20:33: Pumpin’ the brakes on Brewers concern
20:33-23:11: Action Zone
23:11-24:52: Midwest Family Basketball Squad
24:52-34:36: Aaron Rodgers
34:36-37:33: News of the Weird
37:33-42:12: Hundley & Rodgers plus what Joe missed last week
42:12-48:03: BIG ANNOUNCEMENT
48:03-57:24: Calls about Rodgers & the Brewers, Brat in a Pancake
57:24-1:01:54: Golf talk
1:01:54-1:09:16: Milking Miller & Cubs vs. Brewers
1:09:16-1:17:22: Final thoughts and goodbyes
0:00-8:38 – Intro and Scott Takes
8:38-10:17 – Nelson’s Bet and PGA Championship
10:17- 12:44 – PGA Predictions
12:44-24:23 – Should the Packers make a move? Dave the Wizard
24:23-26:02 – Nelson Investigates Tiger’s Chances & Dining Choices
26:02-37:02 – Conrad is fired up and we talk the Jocko from NBC 15
37:02-42:04 – News of the Weird
42:04-50:46 – Khalil Mack in Green & Golf?
50:46-54:06 – Gavin’s phone call
54:06-59:24 – Action Zone
59:24-1:03:02- Danny’s Browns Perspective
1:03:02-1:10:33 – Hornibrook Haters
1:10:33-1:21:33 – Sports Director Zach Heilprin & Goodbyes
The Milwaukee Bucks have not lost a game since it was announced that Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers purchased a stake in the team.
The team made an announcement during Friday night’s 116-92 win over the Boston Celtics in Game 3 of the first round of the NBA Playoffs. Rodgers was sitting court side with girlfriend Danica Patrick and Bucks owner Wed Enseld.
Rodgers, a southern California native, has spent the past 13 years with the Packers, leading the team to a Super Bowl victory in 2010.
“I’ve lived here for 13 years, I love this state, I love this region…to show my love and support for the rest of the region and our team in Milwaukee, it was an opportunity I couldn’t pass up,” Rodgers told Fox Sports Wisconsin’s Telly Hughes during a television interview during Game 3.
Game 4 of the first round between the Bucks and the Celtics is set for Sunday at noon CT, no word on whether or not Rodgers will be in attendance.
