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Jen, Gabe & Chewy

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ESPN reporter Jen Lada teams up with Packers Hall of Famer Mark Chmura and longtime ESPN Milwaukee host Gabe Neitzel as they provide unique and raw perspectives on local and national sports headlines.

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Yesterday · 52 min
7AM: What Happens Next With Josh Jacobs?
Jen, Gabe and Chewy react to two misdemeanor charges being filed against Packers running back Josh Jacobs and debate what could come next from the NFL. The crew examines the possibility of a suspension, whether it could happen this season and how video evidence could influence the league's decision. They also discuss whether the Packers could ultimately move on from Jacobs and what Green Bay may already know about the situation. Plus, the guys look ahead to the Packers' preseason finale against the Cardinals and question just how much is actually on the line.
Yesterday · 38 min
8AM: Miz Keeps Rolling & Chewy's Football Cards
Jen, Gabe and Chewy react to another strong outing from Jacob Misiorowski as the Brewers take down the Mets and discuss how he's managing his workload and velocity late in the season. Chewy hilariously misunderstands a baseball reference to "velo," sending the show down a very different path. The crew recaps their fantasy football draft before digging through some classic Mark Chmura football cards and debating whether Chewy once rocked a mustache. Plus, Craig Karmazin joins the show to discuss Josh Jacobs, Pat Murphy's handling of Cooper Pratt and the culture surrounding the Brewers.
Thursday · 52 min
7AM: Packers Fail to Finish Against the Cardinals
The Packers have emphasized finishing all offseason, but their joint practice against the Cardinals ended with Arizona winning all four two-minute situations. Gabe and Chewy debate how much concern to take from the performance and what matters most heading toward the regular season. Jason Wilde joins the show and says the Cardinals got the better of Green Bay when the practice became most competitive. Wilde also discusses Jordan Love taking more control of the offense, the uncertainty surrounding a possible Josh Jacobs suspension and why Tucker Kraft’s unresolved contract situation may be starting to wear on him. Plus, the guys react to the NFL eliminating the traditional Pro Bowl and debate one teacher’s unusual solution for classroom farting.
Thursday · 38 min
8AM: Are the Packers Really That Boring to Watch?
The Brewers overcome Dustin May’s one-pitch start as Robert Gasser delivers 5⅓ crucial innings in an 8-1 win. The guys revisit Pat Murphy’s decision to make an example of Cooper Pratt and explain why the rookie’s response — and the clubhouse support for the move — shows the message was received. Top 8 at 8 tests everyone on the Packers with the most Pro Bowl selections since 1992. Then the conversation turns to an ESPN ranking that puts the Packers 18th in NFL watchability and last in the NFC North, which Chewy strongly disputes. They debate whether Green Bay’s offense can become more explosive and entertaining as the season unfolds.
Wednesday · 49 min
7AM: Was Murph Right to Bench Cooper Pratt?
The crew reacts to Brewers manager Pat Murphy benching Cooper Pratt after a missed bunt and a lack of hustle, debating whether the move was the right way to hold the young shortstop accountable. Chewy loves the message from Murphy and Pratt’s response, while Josh argues that taking a key player out of the game hurt Milwaukee’s chances to win. They also discuss the Brewers’ offensive struggles, Bryce Turang’s health and what the team needs as the postseason race heats up. Later, the guys give their first impressions of the Packers’ new rivalry uniforms and debate how they stack up against Green Bay’s previous alternate looks.
Wednesday · 41 min
8AM: Micah Parsons Is Gushing Over the Packers
The crew reacts to Micah Parsons showing plenty of confidence in his Packers teammates, including his prediction that Green Bay could field one of the NFL’s best defenses and his defense of Jordan Love. They debate how good the Packers can be without Parsons early in the season, what it will take to win the NFC North and whether the offense or defense will ultimately rank higher. Attention then turns to the Packers’ joint practice with the Cardinals, with Chewy highlighting the offensive line, young cornerbacks and Green Bay’s pass rush as areas to watch. The hour wraps with a discussion about the Big Ten and SEC blocking players from returning to college after entering the professional ranks and the larger issues surrounding NCAA authority in the modern era.
Tuesday · 47 min
7AM: Packers Camp Fights & When Does Summer End?
Jen, Gabe and Chewy debate the unofficial end of summer, from the return of football and school to colder weather and shutting down the lake. Jason Wilde joins the show with the latest from Packers training camp, including a practice fight, Anthony Belton’s role on the offensive line and concerns about Green Bay’s offense. Wilde also discusses Marshawn Lloyd’s need to produce, Kyle McCord’s impressive camp, Trey Smack and the Packers’ special teams operation. The crew later turns to Wisconsin Badgers football and Dan “Big Cat” Katz’s effort to generate more financial support for the program. With Wisconsin investing heavily in its roster, they debate how many wins Luke Fickell needs to deliver this season.
Tuesday · 42 min
8AM: Brewers’ Stretch Run, Fantasy Football & College Chaos
Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to break down how the Brewers stack up against the Dodgers and Braves, Brandon Woodruff’s slim chance of returning for the postseason, and Trevor Megill’s dominance in the ninth inning. The crew also discusses Milwaukee’s bullpen reinforcements, Pat Murphy’s Manager of the Year case and William Contreras finding his groove again at the plate. Chewy tests the group on Field Yates’ fantasy football rankings before they debate where Packers like Josh Jacobs, Matthew Golden and Tucker Kraft should be drafted. Later, the conversation turns to the latest chaos in college football as the Big Ten moves to prevent players from returning to college after signing with an NFL team. They wrap up by looking at the Brewers’ upcoming 16-game stretch and what record would put Milwaukee in control of the NL Central race.
Monday · 53 min
7AM: Packers Offense Delivers in Denver
The Packers’ starters deliver exactly what Jen, Gabe and Chewy wanted to see, opening their preseason win over Denver with a balanced touchdown drive. The crew evaluates Green Bay’s offensive line, pass rush and the remaining battles as the 53-man roster takes shape. They also debate whether Tucker Kraft should sit out if he enters the regular season without a new contract. Later, the conversation turns to the Brewers, Jacob Misiorowski’s impressive outing against Chris Sale and Pat Murphy’s Manager of the Year case.
Monday · 38 min
8AM: Is Matthew Golden the Packers' Next Star?
Jen, Gabe and Chewy wonder if Matthew Golden is ready to emerge as the Packers’ best wide receiver since Davante Adams. They break down Golden’s skill set, his potential production and how Matt LaFleur could distribute opportunities among Golden, Christian Watson, Jayden Reed and Tucker Kraft. The conversation shifts to the Brewers and the analytics that surprisingly rank Christopher Sánchez ahead of Jacob Misiorowski in the NL Cy Young race. The crew debates which pitching statistics matter most before wrapping up the hour with robots, self-driving cars and their Uber ratings.
August 21 · 49 min
Playoff Fan Rules & Are the Packers Overhyped?
Hour 1 of Jen, Gabe & Chewy gets ready for the Packers' second preseason game against the Broncos. The crew lays out what it needs to see from Green Bay's starters, including a better showing from the offensive line, more opportunities for Marshawn Lloyd and Matthew Golden, and some answers in the pass rush and cornerback competitions. They also discuss reports that the Packers have checked in on available cornerbacks and whether a move could still be coming. Plus, Craig Karmazin joins the show to preview Jacob Misiorowski vs. Chris Sale and debate whether you need to attend a certain number of regular-season games to deserve playoff tickets. That turns into a full-blown argument over what actually makes someone a "diehard" sports fan. And are the Packers one of the NFL's most overhyped teams heading into 2026?
August 21 · 39 min
Packers Preseason Priorities, O-Line Questions & Miz vs. Sale
Hour 2 of Jen, Gabe & Chewy looks ahead to a packed Friday of Wisconsin sports. Jason Wilde joins the show to preview Packers-Broncos and explains why Marshawn Lloyd is the player he's watching most closely, while the crew breaks down Green Bay's offensive line questions, the cornerback competition, and what they need to see from the starters in preseason game number two. Plus, the Brewers get ready for a huge series against the Braves with Jacob Misiorowski facing Chris Sale in a heavyweight Cy Young matchup. The crew discusses the importance of securing a top-two seed in the National League, keeping Joey Ortiz in the lineup, and whether Milwaukee's rotation has spoiled Brewers fans. And somehow, a debate over what it means to "pop a squat" takes over the show.
August 20 · 51 min
7AM: The Packers' Biggest Problem Is Up Front
Jen, Gabe and Chewy look ahead to the Packers’ preseason matchup with Denver and the position battles still taking shape in training camp. The crew discusses the uncertainty surrounding Josh Jacobs and why getting a longer look at Marshawn Lloyd has become increasingly important. Attention then turns to the offensive line, which could be the biggest threat to Green Bay’s season with questions surrounding Aaron Banks and several inexperienced starters. Jason Wilde joins the show and agrees that the offensive line remains a major concern while breaking down Marshawn Lloyd, the competition up front and the Packers’ receiving corps. The hour wraps with a college football conversation about how far the sport has drifted from the traditional student-athlete model.
August 20 · 38 min
8AM: Ride the Hot Hand With Joey Ortiz
Joey Ortiz has become one of baseball’s hottest hitters, and Gabe and Chewy say the Brewers need to stop overthinking the matchups and keep him in the lineup every day. They also discuss Bryce Turang’s workload, Sal Frelick’s time in Triple-A and whether there’s any reason for concern after Dustin May’s rough outing against Seattle. Top 8 at 8 challenges the guys to name the Packers with the most interceptions during the Matt LaFleur era. The conversation shifts to reported trade interest in Carrington Valentine and whether the Packers should even consider moving one of their cornerbacks. Chewy draws on his NFL experience to explain why players competing for jobs need to remember that, despite all the talk about family and loyalty, the NFL is ultimately a business.
August 19 · 53 min
7AM: Brewers Explode for 22 Runs
Jen, Gabe and Chewy react to the Brewers’ incredible 22-0 win over the Mariners and debate how much momentum can come from such a lopsided victory. They discuss Christian Yelich’s ongoing search for consistency, his encouraging pull-side home run and how Pat Murphy could manage the lineup down the stretch. The crew also looks at potential rest days, Sal Frelick’s return and concerns surrounding Kyle Harrison’s velocity. Plus, Jen shares the unbelievable story of finding a hair in three straight omelets, sparking a debate over what would make you abandon your favorite restaurant.
August 19 · 37 min
8AM: Is Matthew Golden Ready to Break Out?
Jen, Gabe and Chewy wonder if Matthew Golden is ready for a breakout season after another impressive day at Packers training camp. Chewy explains the challenges young receivers face processing an NFL offense, while the crew debates whether Golden could lead Green Bay’s receivers in targets and catches. They fire back after Evan Cohen and Chris Canty label the Packers one of the NFL’s most overhyped teams entering the season. Plus, Matt LaFleur responds to Keisean Nixon’s comments about being “punished,” leading to a discussion about Green Bay’s cornerback competition and Brandon Cissé’s emergence.
August 18 · 48 min
7AM: Packers Have Decisions to Make Before Week 1
Jen, Gabe and Chewy dive into the latest Packers storylines with Jason Wilde as Green Bay gets back to work at training camp. Wilde explains why he values joint practices and weighs in on the controversy surrounding Keisean Nixon’s comments about competing for his starting job. The crew also examines Aaron Banks’ contract and availability as questions linger along the offensive line. Plus, Wilde makes the case that Tucker Kraft deserves a new deal and discusses the double standard between players honoring contracts and teams moving on from them.
August 18 · 44 min
8AM: Are the Packers Really Built for the Future?
Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to break down Milwaukee’s stretch run, including Dustin May’s strong start, Bryce Turang’s health and how the Brewers are managing their pitching staff. The crew also discusses Jacob Misiorowski, the Brewers’ unusual defensive combinations and what Milwaukee learned from its series against the Dodgers. Later, Chewy tackles ESPN’s rankings of the NFL teams best positioned for the next three years, with the Packers checking in at No. 7. The hour wraps with a look at why Green Bay is an underdog against the Vikings and concerns about the Packers offensive line facing Brian Flores’ defense.
August 17 · 47 min
7AM: Is Keisean Nixon Part of the Packers' Future?
Jen, Gabe and Chewy react to Keisean Nixon saying he feels like he’s being “punished” as the Packers continue to shuffle their cornerback rotation. The crew debates whether Nixon is actually part of Green Bay’s long-term plans and why his comments drew so much attention despite his willingness to compete in any role. They also examine the Packers’ investment at cornerback and whether Brian Gutekunst has done enough to find a true CB1. Later, the conversation turns to the Brewers after they took three of four from the Dodgers and secured an important season tiebreaker. The hour wraps with some spring break talk and Jen wondering how to introduce her soon-to-be 18-year-old son to responsible gambling.
August 17 · 42 min
8AM: It's Time for the Packers to Pay Tucker Kraft
Jen, Gabe and Chewy discuss Tucker Kraft’s return to 11-on-11 work and why he continues to practice without a contract extension from the Packers. Chewy explains the risk Kraft is taking and why the tight end should protect himself before participating in full-contact work. The crew debates whether Green Bay is taking advantage of Kraft’s team-first mentality and why paying one of its best young players should be an easy decision. Later, they turn their attention to Aaron Banks, his lingering knee tendinitis and the possibility that the Packers’ expensive free-agent addition may not even start. They examine Brian Gutekunst’s decision to invest in Banks and whether the contract could become one of his biggest mistakes as Packers GM.

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