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Chris and Dave shuffle back into the booth for another week of professional coping. The Packers, bless their confused little hearts, have officially hit the “Can’t. Can’t. Can’t.” portion of the season — can’t run, can’t tackle, can’t call a play without someone pulling a hamstring or a metaphorical muscle.Jordan Love continues his season-long impression of a quarterback who’s reading a “Choose Your Own Adventure” book every snap, while Matt LaFleur once again proves that nothing says innovation like running up the middle on 2nd and 10. The guys break down how a team that once gave us glory days now gives us indigestion.The good news? The defense still shows up occasionally — mostly to commit a penalty or stare wistfully at opposing tight ends running free. The bad news? We’re still pretending special teams count as “football.”From Ha Ha Clinton-Dix Picks to misplaced confidence, it’s another two hours of catharsis, kvetching, and unsolicited philosophy. The fellas talk kicker yips, locker-room vibes, why LaF

The Green Bay Packers just lost 10-7 at home on Monday Night Football to the Philadelphia Eagles and Chris Lempesis is ready to declare: the offense is cooked, the vibes are bad, and Matt LaFleur is officially out of ideas.On this episode of LempsTalkinPack #231, titled “And The Show Has Reached A New Low,” Chris breaks down one of the most maddening losses of the season — not because the Eagles rolled them, but because the Packers defense played their tails off and the offense still said, “Nah, we’re good.”Green Bay has now lost three times while allowing a total of 39 points. That should be impossible in the modern NFL… and yet… Christ in a dump truck, here we are.Chris spends most of the show detailing how this was once again a Matt LaFleur loss:another ultra-conservative game planendless first- and second-down runs into a box that already knew what was cominga fourth-and-one call so predictable that the Eagles defense literally called it out pre-snapand the continuing, inexplicable choice to roll with an

Packers fans are losing patience — and this week’s No Huddle Radio dives right into the heat surrounding head coach Matt LaFleur. After another painful loss, frustration across Green Bay Nation is reaching a breaking point. Gil Martin and Sean Tehan break down what’s gone wrong with this Packers offense, why the team keeps stumbling in key moments, and whether LaFleur’s seat might actually be getting warm as the Eagles come to Lambeau.From the miscommunication between Jordan Love and his young receivers to the puzzling play-calling that’s left fans shaking their heads, this episode doesn’t hold back. Gil and Sean ask the questions everyone’s thinking but no one inside 1265 Lombardi Avenue seems to want to answer. Can the Packers turn things around before the season completely slips away — or is this the beginning of major changes in Green Bay?Join the discussion, vent your frustrations, and find out where this team goes from here.#Packers #MattLaFleur #JordanLove #NFL #GreenBayPackers #PackersTalk #NoHuddleRa

Chris Lempesis is back in the basement Packer room, half-recovered from the soul-sucking Lambeau disaster against Carolina, beer in hand and bile still rising. This week’s “Emptying the Bag” is part group therapy, part roast, and part cry for help. Recorded on a Wednesday because time is meaningless after losing to the Panthers, Lemps digs into every listener gripe, groan, and guffaw from the post-game wreckage.He starts with a rare positive: Lambeau’s new in-stadium mini-convenience stores — proof that while the on-field product burns, the beer lines at least move fast. Then he dives head-first into your mailbag mayhem:Why the Packers’ offense moves slower than a Rottweiler passing a Piggly Wiggly bag.Whether Matt LaFleur has officially gone from “Handsome Mike Sherman” to “Matt LaFlop.”Can Jordan Love be elite when his play-caller treats the 10-19 yard window like it’s Area 51?Luke Musgrave’s big chance to prove he’s not just Kraft’s understudy.The offensive line’s rotating-door act and why Josh Jacobs need

The Green Bay Packers were supposed to steamroll the Carolina Panthers. Instead, they face-planted into their own Lambeau tundra. Matt LaFleur’s decision to go for it on fourth-and-8 down by seven instead of kicking a chip-shot field goal? A galaxy-brain moment for the ages. Brandon McManus? Missed another kick and maybe his last shred of goodwill. And Tucker Kraft — birthday boy, breakout star, emotional backbone — tore his ACL, taking a huge chunk of the Packers’ swagger with him.This week, C.D. Angeli and Jersey Al strap in without Kelly’s adult supervision for a raw, unfiltered Cheesehead Radio therapy session. They break down Love’s uneven afternoon, LaFleur’s game management meltdown, the defense’s sudden allergy to tackling, and a special-teams unit that keeps finding new ways to make us drink. Plus, updates on Asante Samuel Jr.’s visit, Nate Hobbs’ MCL sprain, and how the Packers plan to limp into Monday Night Football against the defending champion Eagles.If you love gallows humor, accountability, an

Another week, another group meltdown disguised as a podcast.Chris and Dave return to process—sorry, celebrate—the Packers’ latest masterpiece of self-sabotage: a 16-13 home loss to Carolina that made Bryce Young look like Joe Montana and turned Matt LaFleur into Matt LaF-Lurex-Body-Spray.The boys start with a heartfelt thank-you to Tom in Germany for his donation and the gift of the word “Flaccid,” which quickly becomes the theme of the episode and, honestly, the team. From there, it’s a two-hour descent into beautiful madness: roasting LaFleur’s “mandatory cardio” play-calling, Jordan Love’s deep-ball delusions, and a defense that bends, breaks, and occasionally self-immolates on third down.They dig into Tucker Kraft’s knee tragedy (“we can’t have nice things”), ponder if Matt LaFleur is the new Mike McCarthy, and debate whether any Packers coach has ever been able to make in-game adjustments without a bye week, divine intervention, or a ghost of Curly Lambeau cameo.Meanwhile, Dave—high on NyQuil and righteo

Packers fans are fed up — and it’s time to talk about it. After another ugly offensive performance, frustration is boiling over in Green Bay. In this week’s Packers Weekly, we break down what’s gone wrong with Matt LaFleur’s offense and why this team looks completely lost. Has LaFleur’s play-calling gone stale? Is Jordan Love being set up to fail? Or is the head coach just refusing to adjust? We look at the lack of rhythm, the missed opportunities, and the growing sense that LaFleur’s once-creative scheme has gone flat.From questionable game plans to head-scratching third-down calls, nothing is off-limits as we ask the question every Packers fan is thinking: does Matt LaFleur still have this team’s trust? Tune in as we call out the problems, debate the blame, and search for real answers on where the Packers go from here.#Packers #MattLaFleur #JordanLove #GreenBayPackers #NFL #PackersPodcast #GoPackGo

Chris Lempesis trudged back to the basement Packer room in Milwaukee after spending real, actual, U.S. government-approved money to watch the Green Bay Packers lose 16-13 at Lambeau to the Carolina Panthers — and he would just like to point out, for the record, that none of you suffered like he suffered. You were mad on the couch. He was mad in person. In the cold. In throwback gear he now hates.On this edition of LempsTalkinPack, Chris unloads on what he’s calling the worst game he’s seen at 1265 in 32 years of going — and that includes the old man “I was there for Jermichael Finley’s ACL” era. This one had everything: a massive point-spread faceplant, a head coach overthinking himself, an offense that somehow did not punt once and still scored only 13 stinkin’ points, and then, just to twist the knife, the news that Tucker Kraft is done for the year with a torn ACL one week after we all talked ourselves into him being Travis Kelce’s corn-fed cousin.And yeah — Chris puts a lot of this on Matt LaFleur. Not be

The Green Bay Packers are finding their rhythm — and Jordan Love is leading the charge. With the offense clicking and confidence rising, is Love quietly building an MVP résumé? In this week’s No Huddle Radio, we break down how Love’s leadership, accuracy, and playmaking are driving the Packers’ midseason surge.But the spotlight isn’t just on the quarterback. With the NFL trade deadline fast approaching, the crew explores which roster moves could push Green Bay into true playoff contention. Should Brian Gutekunst make a bold move for a veteran wideout or shore up the defense with added depth? We analyze the realistic options, cap implications, and which trades make the most sense right now.Then it’s on to the matchup against the Carolina Panthers — a game that could keep the Packers’ momentum rolling. We preview key storylines, player matchups to watch, and what Green Bay needs to do to stay in the NFC hunt.Whether you’re riding the Jordan Love MVP train, tracking trade deadline rumors, or scouting the Panther

The Green Bay Packers are cooking, and this week’s recipe is pure comfort food: a heaping helping of Jordan Love confidence and Tucker Kraft’s glorious YAC attack.In this episode of Cheesehead Radio, the gang dives into Green Bay’s statement 35–25 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers — the franchise’s first in the Steel City since Bart Starr in 1970. With Aaron Rodgers on the opposing sideline, Jordan Love delivered a signature primetime performance: 29-of-37 for 360 yards, 3 TDs, and 20 straight completions. Calm, composed, and completely in command.Meanwhile, Tucker Kraft made sure National Tight Ends Day actually meant something in Green Bay, shredding Pittsburgh’s defense for 143 yards and two touchdowns — 132 of those coming after the catch. Yeah, it was that kind of night.From Christian Watson’s triumphant return to Micah Parsons’ constant havoc, the Cheesehead crew (CD, Kelly, and Jersey Al) break down every moment that made this one of the most satisfying wins of the Matt LaFleur era.Then, they look ahead

Chris Lempesis returns to the basement Packer Room with a frosty Oktoberfest and a Tuesday Night Mailbag bursting at the seams after the Green Bay Packers’ 35–25 Sunday Night Football win over the Pittsburgh Steelers at Acrisure. We open on the only controversy that truly matters—throwback jerseys. Why Green Bay’s retro fits work (clean, simple, carry the G energy) and why Pittsburgh’s looked like they were designed by a committee of sleepy bees. From there, Lemps rips open the bag and dives into everything you sent after the win: Jordan Love’s 20-in-a-row heater, Tucker Kraft’s YAC rampage, Quay Walker’s grown-man restraint, and whether Matt LaFleur finally found the “complimentary football” switch at halftime.This one’s peak LempsTalkinPack—fast, funny, and just the right amount of salty. We hit the big debates Packer Nation actually argues about:• Favre vs. Rodgers — one game, life on the line, who’s your QB1?• Run game reality check — why the blocking up front must level up, and how a change-of-pace spark

This week on Packers Weekly, hosts Myles Teteak and Tim Hamilton break down how Jordan Love continues to prove he’s the guy in Green Bay. From clutch throws to smart decision-making, Love showed command and confidence as the Packers offense clicked — with Tucker Kraft delivering a breakout performance on National Tight End Day.The crew dives deep into how Love’s chemistry with Kraft and his young receivers is evolving, what that means for the Packers’ offensive identity, and whether this young core is finally finding its rhythm. Plus, they debate key coaching calls, defensive adjustments, and take fan reactions live during the show.

At long last, Chris and Dave have achieved enlightenment — not from ayahuasca, but from beating Aaron Rodgers in black and gold. The trip to Pittsburgh felt like group therapy in a stadium with too many vowels, where the Packers somehow won despite their best efforts to cause a collective coronary.The guys bask in the glow of victory while doing what they do best: picking every nit in sight. The refs were trash. Keisean Nixon apparently decided that tackling was optional. McManus turned every extra point into a hostage situation. Yet somehow, in the second half, Jordan Love and Tucker Kraft started cooking like it was Thanksgiving at Lambeau, and Christian Watson remembered how to run past humans.Meanwhile, Matt LaFleur called plays like a man possessed — part genius, part cardio instructor — and the defense alternated between “dominant” and “doing their taxes.” It’s the full Packers experience, wrapped in sarcasm, relief, and mild disbelief that they actually closed a game.As always, there’s a fresh batch of

Lemps is back—and so are your Green Bay Packers.After a flat, penalty-sprinkled first half that ended 16–7, Green Bay woke the hell up and blasted past the Steelers 35–25 on Sunday Night Football at Acrisure Stadium. Jordan Love got scorching hot (20 straight completions, 360 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT) while TE Tucker Kraft turned the night into a personal holiday—7 receptions, 143 yards, 2 TD and a YAC clinic the league hasn’t seen from a tight end since 2018.On defense, the Packers hassled Aaron Rodgers all night, tightening coverage after the break and getting home with Rashan Gary (2 sacks) and Micah Parsons (1 sack, multiple pressures). LB Edgerrin Cooper punched out a fourth-quarter fumble that Javon Bullard fell on, and Ty’Ron Hopper blew up the late two-point try to seal it.Other standouts: Christian Watson’s season debut (4 for 85), Savion Williams’ first NFL TD, Josh Jacobs’ short-yardage power, and Emanuel Wilson’s burst in space.With the win, Green Bay moves to 5-1-1, still atop the NFC North—and yes, th

The Green Bay Packers are gearing up for the Aaron Rodgers Revenge Game — and No Huddle Radio is breaking it all down! In this live episode, we analyze how Jordan Love and Matt LaFleur can take on Rodgers and the Jets, the key matchups to watch, and what this game means for the Packers’ future.We dive into player performances, strategy, and the emotional stakes of facing the franchise’s former star. Join us live for sharp analysis, bold predictions, and all the Packers talk you can handle!#Packers #AaronRodgers #PackersPodcast #GreenBayPackers #NFL #JetsvsPackers #JordanLove #NoHuddleRadio-------------------------------------------------On No Huddle Radio, hosts Gil Martin and Sean Tehan give you in-depth analysis of what’s happening with the Green Bay Packers. Get the latest news, injury updates and preview the next game with key matchups to look for and find out why we think the Pack will win or lose.Please send in comments and questions for the mail bag on Twitter Gil @GilPackers, @GBPackerSean, or via ema

It’s the one Packer Nation has been waiting for: Aaron Rodgers vs. the Green Bay Packers, under the lights in Pittsburgh.In this week’s episode of Cheesehead Radio, CD, Kelly, and Jersey Al break down Green Bay’s gritty 27-23 win over the Cardinals — a victory defined by Micah Parsons’ takeover performance, Josh Jacobs’ “calf game,” and Matt LaFleur’s gutsy fourth-down call that proved “scared money don’t make money.”Then, the crew dives into the emotional main event:Rodgers Reunion: From Favregeddon flashbacks to Rodgers’ kinder, gentler tone about Green Bay, is this really “no hard feelings,” or just vintage Aaron PR?Love vs. Legacy: The mentor-protégé showdown as Jordan Love faces the quarterback who once taught him everything — now as division leaders on opposite sidelines.Kelly’s Rodgers Derangement Syndrome™ Returns: A full-blown, hilarious relapse as she vows to “manifest a Packers win out of spite.”The Infamous Acrisure Field Turf: CD warns of “the curse of Jordy Nelson,” while the crew debates if Wat

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Chris Lempesis is back in his Packers basement for another edition of Emptying The Bag, the Tuesday night mailbag that’s become a LempsTalkinPack tradition.He starts by revealing how he really feels heading into Sunday night’s headline matchup: Aaron Rodgers vs. the Green Bay Packers. Spoiler — it’s not what you’d expect from a lifelong superfan. From there, he empties the overflowing mailbag and tackles listener questions and comments from Twitter, BlueSky, Facebook, and email.Topics include:Whether kicker Lucas Havrisik has a long-term future in Green BayHow Micah Parsons is rewriting the Packers’ defensive identityMatt LaFleur’s play-calling highs and lows through six weeksThe ongoing discipline and penalty issuesWhat Chris would do first if he were running football operations in TitletownAs always, the show blends insight, humor, and honesty — plus a healthy pour of Oktoberfest. Pull up a seat in the Packers basement, crack a beer, and enjoy another unfiltered, heartfelt look inside the green and gold.You

Chris and Dave return for another half-therapy, half-comedy session disguised as a Packers podcast, fighting through technical difficulties that were somehow less confusing than Matt LaFleur’s play-calling. The Packers’ offense once again looked like a bad improv troupe (“Yes, and… three-and-out”), while the defense seemed determined to audition for the role of “perpetually late to the party.”From Jordan Love’s roller-coaster performance to LaFleur’s sudden change of heart—running the ball and remembering his quarterback exists—the guys dissect the latest Green Bay spectacle with sarcasm, sighs, and a few surprisingly insightful moments in between. Add in another round of Ha Ha Clinton-Dix Picks for the degenerates who still believe gambling can heal emotional wounds, and you’ve got another vintage episode of Packers Therapy.Whether you’re hate-listening, hope-listening, or just here for the catharsis, join Chris and Dave as they laugh through the pain, question their life choices, and cling to that eternal P

00:00 Cold open: “When you’ve got Micah, sometimes that’s the plan.”02:10 Housekeeping, sponsors, victory beer05:05 Micah Parsons’ takeover: how all three sacks suppressed points16:40 Defense beyond Micah: pressure vs. coverage, takeaways still missing22:00 Offense: 3rd-down funk, but the Jacobs/Kraft pivot saves the day29:00 Jordan Love’s day: calm, mistake-free, money when it mattered33:10 Lucas Havrisik drills a 61-yard franchise-record FG36:00 What’s still not complimentary football (and why it matters in November)41:30 Listener mail sampler (play-calling, corners, special teams)48:30 What the win means for the NFC North and vibes checkLinks & shoutoutsSponsor: Ticket King — support local, get your seats.Third Space Brewing — Marquette Golden Ale (tonight’s victory beer).Follow Chris: Lempstalkinpack.com • X/Twitter • BlueSky • InstagramSend a question for Tuesday’s Mailbag: lempstalkinpack [at] gmail [dot] comProgramming notesExplicit language warning (Packers game… you get it).Full transcript availa