Jason Wilde

Packers insider Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy for a loaded segment tackling Jeff Hafley’s handling of Nate Hobbs, Green Bay’s messaging issues, and how honesty plays out inside NFL locker rooms. 🏈 Key Topics: Was Nate Hobbs actually benched after playing only four snaps against the Steelers? Why Wilde says Jeff Hafley’s response felt “misleading at best” What Matt LaFleur’s comments about kickers reveal about his leadership tone The latest on Quay Walker’s calf injury and its impact on the Packers’ defensive signal-calling What’s next for Brian Gutekunst at the trade deadline — and whether a move could shake up the roster From locker-room dynamics to coaching candor, Wilde brings his trademark insight and insider access to the week’s most talked-about Packers headlines.

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly (aka Matt, Matt & Matt) as everyone dressed as Hamilton for their early edition of Halloween. Speaking of which, can anyone explain to Jason what's going on with their office trick or treating tomorrow, and why won't Jason's kids let him show off his costume at tomorrow night's big UW Volleyball game versus Nebraska? They get into Sunday's "trap game" versus the Carolina Panthers, including why the Packers have a chance to finally show they are who we want to think they are. They also talk about the NFL trade deadline five days away -- Will Gutey and the Packers be aggressive enough to get a true CB2 to replace Nate Hobbs, and is it smart to deal away one of their surplus of WRs? Or, do the nightmares of trades that Gutey avoided still haunt his dreams?

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, on Jeff Hafley saying Nate Hobbs being benched and not in the rotation, what is the role for Hobbs going forward, how does the team look from an injury standpoint, could Quay Walker miss Sunday's game with a calf injury and on spreading out the targets offensively trying to get Matthew Golden more involved.

Three-time Wisconsin Sportswriter of the Year Jason Wilde and Alex Strouf discuss whether the Packers’ matchup with the Carolina Panthers could be a trap game for the 5-1-1 Green Bay Packers. Most of the episode centers around Jordan Love’s breakout season — his improved completion percentage, leadership growth, and rising MVP conversation. The guys also break down the emergence of tight end Tucker Kraft, who’s quickly become the Packers’ top pass-catching threat, and what that means for Green Bay’s evolving offense. Plus, what do the Packers need to do to avoid a letdown against a 4-4 Panthers team?

Packers insider Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to break down all things Green Bay football — from front office strategy to player extensions and potential pitfalls ahead of the Panthers matchup. 🧠 Wilde gives insider perspective on: Whether Matt LaFleur and Brian Gutekunst deserve contract extensions — and how Ed Policy might handle it Why the Packers–Panthers game could be the NFL’s “trappiest trap game” Quay Walker’s extension status, including Wilde’s scoop that an offer is already on the table Trade deadline moves and who might be on the block — from Kingsley Enagbare to potential cornerback additions Jason also breaks down what defines success for this Packers season: Is it playoff wins, player growth, or proving they can compete with teams like Philly and Detroit? 🎧 Tune in for smart football talk, front-office insight, and the best analysis in Wisconsin sports. 🔍 Keywords: Jason Wilde, Green Bay Packers, Matt LaFleur, Brian Gutekunst, Quay Walker contract, Packers extensions, Packers trade deadline, Packers podcast, ESPN Milwaukee

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, on Matt LaFleur saying that Marshawn Lloyd isn't close to returning from a hamstring injury, gives an update on Nate Hobbs after being benched, is Sunday's game a trap game for the Packers and on Jordan Love learning lessons in being more clutch in the 4th quarter.

Jason Wilde joins Jim & Matt to talk about the Packers' anti-climactic revenge game versus Aaron Rodgers as well as & Jordan Love's burgeoning MVP case coming from Packers fans after the big win! They discuss if Sunday Night Football versus Rodgers felt more like the end of a messy divorce or Jim's comparison of an unconscious uncoupling (ie Gwyneth Paltrow). How was it different than the games against Brett Favre when he played for the Vikings, and what if Minnesota had given Rodgers a serious look this past offseason? They also get into the Packers' trend of underwhelming 1st halves and impressive 2nd halves and whether the inconsistency all come back to the arm of Jordan Love. Can Love be a real MVP candidate, is he more valuable to this team than Micah Parsons, and is he a better QB than Jared Goff right now or in the longterm? Matt also proves himself to be less reliable than Google AI when talking about Goff!

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, on the state of this Packers team right now, will the Packers make a trade at the NFL trade deadline to help out this years team or perhaps add a draft pick with a trade, would the Packers look to move Rashan Gary with Lukas Van Ness coming on, how would he play the cornerbacks right now, what does Nate Hobbs have to do to get playing time back, does Tucker Kraft need to be the #1 option going forward on offense and on Matthew Golden shutting down his IG account.

Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss the Green Bay Packers win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, Jordan Love as an MVP Candidate, and how well he is playing, who the Packers might target in terms of trades, and what they plan to do on the defensive side of the ball.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins Potawatomi Sportsbook Football Monday, what was the overall feeling in the locker room after the Packers win over the Steelers, on Quay Walker's maturation and growth, on the Packers sloppiness in the secondary, do the Packers have a kicking controversy and what does he make of the passing of the torch from Aaron Rodgers to Jordan Love?

Jason Wilde joins Jim & Molly to talk about Aaron Rodgers and his non-revenge game versus the Packers this Sunday. First, they need to get Jason's input on swinging (for exercise) and the weirdest at-home exercises that his parents ever partook in when he was a youngin. They get into the Sunday Night Football matchup and Rodgers' heartwarming Zoom press conference with Green Bay media yesterday, when Jason got shut out from asking a question. They dive deeper into the lack of interesting or inflammatory comments from Aaron Rodgers this week. Is it impossible to resist Aaron's charisma, has he learned from his past mistakes of being overly vocal in the media, and is he winning back the hearts of Packers fans this week? They also discuss the emotional stakes for this game on both sides of the matchup, including the current Packers who would have a true emotional investment in facing Rodgers and how much more would it mean it mean if this game was at Lambeau?

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, on what Jordan Love has said about this week facing Aaron Rodgers, on the health of Josh Jacobs, on the return of Devonte Wyatt and will Christian Watson play this weekend?

Three-time Wisconsin Sportswriter of the Year Jason Wilde and Alex Strouf discuss Aaron Rodgers facing the Green Bay Packers for the first time, as the four-time MVP quarterback and the Pittsburgh Steelers host his former team in a highly anticipated matchup. The guys look back on Rodgers’ legendary tenure in Green Bay, his relationship with the organization, and the memories that still resonate with Packers fans today. Plus, what are the biggest storylines heading into this game? How might Brian Gutekunst and Matt LaFleur feel returning to the field against the QB they drafted, developed, and ultimately moved on from? And how will Jordan Love and the new-look Packers offense respond on a big national stage?

Jason Wilde joins the show to talk all the latest with the Green Bay Packers, Aaron Rodgers playing his former team, and his comments about it not being a revenge game on Sunday Night with the Pittsburgh Steelers, the status of Christian Watson, and whether he will be playing Sunday Night, and all things Green & Gold.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, is this weekend's game all about Aaron Rodgers playing his former team, would the game be more challenging for Rodgers emotionally if the game was played at Lambeau Field, is this anything like Brett Favre playing the Packers when he was with the Vikings, is Rodgers a good person, has Rodgers played the QB position better than any other and what does he think bothers Rodgers the most?

Jason Wilde joins Jim & Molly to talk about the Packers heading into Aaron Rodgers Week, as they prepare for Sunday Night Football in Pittsburgh. They discuss Matt LaFleur downplaying the game like it's just another opponent in Pittsburgh, and Jason shares his insight about how much this game will mean for Rodgers and whether he's always needed to play with a chip on his shoulder. First, Jason has to show some love for his guy, producer Ry Guy, and his hot old haircut, and Jim comiserates with Jason about being mistaken for older than they actually are... They wrap up with Jason discussing the end of the Cardinals game and if Jordan Love made the wrong play call on their critical 4th & 2 conversion, including why it worked out anyway, LaFleur showing the trust in his QB, and fans going back and forth between tearing down and applauding LaFleur!

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins The Homer Hour, on Jordan Love convincing Matt LaFleur to go for it on 4th and 2 late in the win over the Arizona Cardinals, on the Packers defense getting the stop in the final drive to close out the win against Arizona, does Matt LaFleur overthink things too much and how much interest in Aaron Rodgers this week against the Steelers?

Jason Wilde joins the show to talk about all the latest about the Green Bay Packers including Aaron Rodgers facing the Green Bay Packers for the first time against his old team, and Jordan Love/Matt Lafleur. Is it a big game for the Packers or do you believe it's just another game like Matt LaFleur wants to believe it is?

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins Potawatomi Sportsbook Football Monday to recap the Green & Gold's win over the Arizona Cardinals and look ahead to Sunday's matchup against Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to talk about the Packers game that everyone's forgotten about in the Brewers fever (dream of disappointment) this week in the NLCS. First he's gotta give some grief to producer Primetime, Ry Guy Wollersheim. They talk about the Brewers' 0-3 deficit in the series, and Matt dares to invoke the 2004 Red Sox... They get to the Packers game versus the lowly Cardinals out in Arizona this Sunday. Will the Packers show us they're still the team that we thought they were with an easy win versus the injured Cardinals? They also talk about the new (but not really new) controversy of holding calls NOT called for linemen blocking Micah Parsons, as well as the defense no longer looking like true world beaters after their 1-1-1 run.