Jason Wilde

Jason Wilde joins Jim & Molly to talk about Joe Thomas' comments on Wilde & Tausch that Jordan Love needs to demand more trust from Matt LaFleur, and they discuss whether Packers fans are asking their QB to be someone who he's not. Also, who will Love miss having the most -- Romeo Doubs, Rasheed Walker or Elgton Jenkins? They get more into the concerns about this uncertain offensive line and which direction the Packers should take at backup QB! They also ask Jason to vote in today's Siding Unlimited poll question -- Should the Badgers focus on investing more in Football or Men’s Basketball? -- but Jim asks (in his German dialect) why he won't JUST VOTE???

Packers insider Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to break down the latest on two of the biggest injury storylines heading into the NFL season: Micah Parsons and Tucker Kraft. If you’re a Green Bay Packers fan trying to understand who will be ready Week 1 — and who won’t — this is a must-listen. 🏈 MICAH PARSONS INJURY UPDATE Jason Wilde provides key context on Parsons’ recovery timeline: Injury occurred mid-December Early expectation: likely to miss the season opener Focus is on long-term health vs rushing back Packers are being cautious after investing heavily in him 👉 Bottom line: Expect a September return — but not immediately Week 1 🔥 TUCKER KRAFT STATUS — MUCH DIFFERENT STORY Compared to Parsons, Tucker Kraft is on a faster track: Injury happened earlier (November) → more recovery time Kraft himself is confident he’ll be ready for the opener Timeline mirrors a previous injury recovery where he returned quickly 👉 Key takeaway: Kraft is trending toward playing Week 1 🧠 PACKERS MEDICAL PHILOSOPHY SHIFT One of the most interesting parts of this segment: Transition from longtime team doctor Doc McKenzie Introduction of new team physician Dr. Michael Ryan Jason Wilde notes a noticeable difference in approach and presence Discussion includes: Packers’ historically conservative injury timelines Whether that philosophy will continue under new leadership 👉 This could impact how quickly players return going forward 🎙️ CLASSIC JASON WILDE MOMENTS The interview also delivers classic Wilde energy: Humor about “never getting real answers” from team doctors Behind-the-scenes storytelling from locker room access A reminder that injury reporting in the NFL is often intentionally vague 🎯 WHY THIS MATTERS FOR PACKERS FANS These injury timelines directly impact: Early-season expectations Defensive performance with Parsons Offensive flexibility with Kraft 👉 If you’re projecting the Packers’ 2026 start, this info is critical.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joined The Homer Hour to discuss where things stand as the NFL Draft approaches. Wilde shared insight on whether the Packers have begun their pre-draft visits and how much those visits actually factor into Green Bay’s decision-making process. He explained how the team uses them to gather information, but not always as a direct indicator of who they’ll select. The guys also debated whether it’s a no-brainer for the Packers to target a cornerback with their first pick in the second round, weighing roster needs versus best-player-available strategy. They wrapped up with a quarterback discussion, asking whether Caleb Williams will always have more flash than Jordan Love, and what that means when comparing the two signal-callers. A draft-focused conversation with plenty of perspective from Jason Wilde on The Homer Hour.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joined The Homer Hour to discuss Jordan Love’s perspective on the changes the Packers have made this offseason and how he’s handling a shifting roster. Wilde shared insight into which departing players Love might miss the most and reflected on the angriest he’s ever seen the typically even-keeled quarterback. The conversation also turned to leadership, as Wilde was asked whether he’d prefer Love’s style or Aaron Rodgers’ if he were a player in the locker room. They wrapped up with a lighter note, discussing Love’s upcoming first pitch at American Family Field. A closer look at the evolving leadership of the Packers on The Homer Hour.

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to talk about Badgers football's desperate message for season ticket holders and more questions about why we still haven't heard from new Packers DC Jonathan Gannon! They discuss if our standards for Wisconsin football and basketball should be Jan. 1 bowl games and Sweet 16 appearances, and has NIL taken away the magic of college sports. First, they need to find out of if Jason's appearance will go over or under the time limit set by Primetime Wollersheim, and is Snapchat the place where young people go to find dates -- RED FLAG for Jim & Jason's kids???

There’s something different about the Green Bay Packers right now — and Jason Wilde isn’t hiding his frustration. On this episode of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, Jason Wilde joins the show and delivers one of the most honest conversations yet about the current state of the Packers organization — from lack of media access to unanswered questions heading into the NFL Draft. 🟢 Inside this episode: Why the Packers STILL haven’t made their defensive coordinator available Jason Wilde’s growing frustration with team communication and transparency The latest on Aaron Rodgers’ uncertain future — is it really “Pittsburgh or bust”? What Rodgers’ recent appearances and tone might actually mean A powerful and emotional reflection on Bob Harlan’s legacy and the old Packers culture 🏈 Key Packers Topics: Is Green Bay becoming more “closed off” compared to the past? How the organization has changed from the Ron Wolf / Harlan era Why media access (or lack of it) actually matters more than fans think The difference between old-school Packers leadership vs today’s structure 🧠 Bigger Picture: This isn’t just about one interview — it’s about the direction of the franchise. Jason Wilde highlights a growing disconnect: Between fans, media, and the organization Between past transparency and current secrecy And between what we know… and what we’re not being told 💬 Why this episode hits: For Wisconsin sports fans, this is deeper than headlines — it’s about identity. The Packers have always been different: Community-owned Transparent Connected to fans So when that starts to shift… people notice.

Jason Wilde joins Jim & Matt to talk some Packers offseason & the fallout of Badgers basketball's first-round loss in the NCAA Tournament. First, Jason asks for some advice on handling a distracted driver on the highway, and he gives his opinion on Judgemental Jim's take about pasty people walking around outside without a shirt on -- when was the last time Jason went out shirtless in public??? They dive deeper into the direction of Badgers' basketball after yet another tournament disappointment, and they get into the Packers announcing promotions for multiple assistant coaches into associate head coach/coordinator roles. Adam Stenavich, Demarcus Covington, Luke Getsy -- will any of them push back and provide different perspectives for Matt LaFleur?!?!

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to talk more Packers offseason and the possibility of selling the naming rights for Lambeau Field. -- How worried should the Packers feel about competing with private equity entering the NFL, how much would a Lambeau corporate sponsor bother fans, and will the fans ultimately get anything out of the Packers' new avenues for revenues? They also get into why this story is coming out at this point of the offseason, whether we should be worried about the Packers actually ever leaving Green Bay, and is winning ultimately all that matters for the fans!

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joined The Homer Hour to discuss the decision to put former President & CEO Bob Harlan’s name on the Lambeau Field facade. Wilde weighed in on whether that honor is enough or if Harlan deserves something more significant given his impact on the franchise. The conversation also turned to the Packers’ financial standing, with Wilde addressing whether Green Bay is strong enough as a franchise to not rely heavily on local revenue. A thoughtful discussion on legacy, recognition, and the business side of the Packers on The Homer Hour.

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to talk about the Packers' free agency additions & losses -- but after he describes his plan to survive the biggest spring snowstorm in state history without a snowblower... They discuss Rasheed Walker's surprising lack of market in free agency after he signed a 1-year, $10 million deal with the Panthers, including how it negatively impacts the Packers' chance at two 3rd/4th-round compensatory picks. They also get into the plan for kicker Brandon McManus and the starting kicker job, how the Packers avoid liquidity issues like what the Bears are encountering when trying to trade for Maxx Crosby, and Gutey going out to sign TWO players who are 30+ years old this offseason -- were these "geriatric" signings for the Packers?

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe, and Chewy for an extended segment diving into the Packers’ latest roster decisions and what they mean heading into free agency. The conversation opens with Emmanuel Wilson’s departure to Seattle, a move that surprised many given his steady contributions behind Josh Jacobs. Jason questions whether Green Bay might regret letting a reliable, low-cost back walk without an obvious replacement in place. From there, the focus shifts to NFC North news: Kyler Murray landing in Minnesota. Jason explores whether Kevin O’Connell can unlock Murray the way he revitalized Sam Darnold, and whether the division just became even more competitive. He also sparks debate by suggesting Jordan Love may ultimately prove to be the best quarterback in a division that now features three former No. 1 overall picks. They wrap with thoughts on the Packers’ special teams situation, including whether Brandon McManus gets paid and what competition might look like at kicker. Throughout, Jason offers insight into how much influence coaches have on personnel moves and how Brian Gutekunst’s offseason strategy is shaping up.

Is Brian Gutekunst changing who he is as a general manager? In this segment of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, Jason Wilde reacts to the Packers signing 33-year-old defensive tackle Javon Hargrave — a move that makes football sense, but raises philosophical questions. For years, Gutekunst has operated with what appeared to be a firm “age 30 line of demarcation.” Now, in the span of a week, he’s made multiple moves that contradict that pattern. Jason breaks it down: Why the Hargrave signing is a no-brainer from a need standpoint Why it feels different from how Goody typically builds Whether this is adaptation… or necessity Why cutting Nate Hobbs felt very “Ron Wolf-ish” The Aaron Banks contract skepticism And why Rasheed Walker still being unsigned is borderline stunning The bigger theme of the conversation: When a GM deviates from his stated philosophy, is that growth — or a sign he feels boxed in? A thoughtful and layered Packers discussion with Jason Wilde on Jen, Gabe & Chewy.

The new league year is here, and the Packers are making moves that feel a little… different. Jason Wilde and Alex Strouf break down Green Bay’s splash signing of Javon Hargrave, the trade for Zaire Franklin, and what these additions say about Brian Gutekunst’s evolving roster-building philosophy. Is this a true shift in approach, or simply a necessary response to roster holes? They also dive into lingering questions at edge rusher, the reshaped cornerback room, and the projected 2026 offensive line — including what’s at stake for Jordan Morgan and whether this group is good enough as currently constructed. Plus, why this offseason may define the Packers’ Super Bowl window more than any in recent memory.

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joined The Homer Hour to break down the latest headlines from around the league. The guys reacted to the Seahawks signing former Packers running back Emmanuel Wilson and what his departure means for Green Bay’s backfield depth. Wilde also weighed in on Marshawn Lloyd and whether this could finally be the season he stays healthy and delivers on his potential. Homer asked Wilde how good of a team president John Schneider would have been had he landed in Green Bay, sparking a conversation about leadership, roster building, and alternate history in Titletown. They wrapped up with a quarterback debate: Can Kyler Murray become special as the Vikings’ quarterback? Wilde shared his thoughts on Murray’s ceiling and what it would take for him to thrive in Minnesota. Another packed offseason conversation on The Homer Hour.

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to talk about more Packers free agency news from Day 2 of the NFL's legal tampering period -- Is a big move coming, are the Packers just clearing cap space, and will this offseason end up as a net-negative for the Packers? They also discuss Brian Gutekunst's philosophy about retaining/extending players and which players might get an extension soon -- Christian Watson, Tucker Kraft, and Devontae Wyatt! Will the Packers just go shopping in the scraps of free agency again, and will Elgton Jenkins end up as one of those underrated additions after being signed by the Cleveland Browns today??

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joined The Homer Hour to break down everything happening in Green Bay’s free agency period. Wilde discussed the biggest surprise so far, including the release of cornerback Nate Hobbs and what it signals about the direction of the secondary. He also weighed in on the additions of return man Skyy Moore and cornerback Benjamin St-Juste, explaining how each could fit into the roster and special teams plans. The conversation touched on the re-signing of offensive lineman Darian Kinnard and what that means for depth up front, along with the loss of Kingsley Enagbare and how the Packers plan to account for that production. Wilde also addressed whether the Packers made an effort to retain Quay Walker and why players like Emmanuel Wilson and Rasheed Walker remain unsigned. From surprising departures to under-the-radar additions, Wilde provided insight into how the Packers are shaping their roster heading into the season.

Alec Pierce just reset the wide receiver market. So what does that mean for Christian Watson? In this segment of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, Jason Wilde dives into the uncomfortable contract math facing the Packers — and whether Green Bay should feel confident paying Watson near $29 million per year. 031026 Jason on JGC 🏈 The Christian Watson Question Watson has: Field-tilting speed Locker room leadership Proven big-play ability But he also has: An ACL tear Multiple injury scares A history of “hold your breath” landings Jason makes it clear: Watson deserves to be paid based on talent and market comps. But if you’re the Packers front office, you’d be lying if you said there wasn’t anxiety about durability. It’s not personal. It’s math. 💰 The 1.5 Player Philosophy Brian Gutekunst has openly said the Packers aim to extend roughly 1.5 players per draft class. From the current group: Tucker Kraft feels like a priority. Jaden Reed could be next. Watson complicates the equation. You can’t pay everyone. And if Watson bets on himself and hits the open market, Drew Rosenhaus isn’t likely to give a hometown discount. 🧱 Sean Ryan’s $13M Deal Jason also reacts to Sean Ryan’s contract. It’s cheaper than Tyler Linderbaum money — but still meaningful. The question becomes: Is the Packers’ offensive line truly stable? Jordan Morgan at LT (unproven) Aaron Banks now well-paid Zach Tom coming off patellar tendon surgery Elton Jenkins gone Ryan gives them cost control — but not certainty. ⚖️ The Bigger Concern The Packers want to be Super Bowl contenders. But when you look at the offensive line and the receiver contract math, confidence becomes conditional. Jason’s tone is balanced: They’re not in trouble. But they’re not without risk. 🎯 The Bottom Line Christian Watson might be worth $29M. But worth and comfortable aren’t the same thing. And how the Packers handle this contract will tell you a lot about how aggressive — or cautious — they plan to be. 🎧 A smart, honest breakdown of Packers contract math and O-line stability — with Jason Wilde on Jen, Gabe & Chewy.

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to talk about getting HACKED -- like Rashan Gary's IG post announcing that his time in Green Bay is over. They discuss if it's more likely that Gary got hacked or that he just let the news slip before the Packers wanted him to, including how fans demonstrated to Jason how to create fake AI graphics for his retirement as a Twitter reporter! They also discuss if there's any chance that the Packers still keep Gary, how much would he get on the open market, and the tough spot for the Packers' pass-rushing unit heading into next season. Jason also shares some memories of former Packers President/CEO Bob Harlan after he passed away yesterday -- do people realize how close the Packers were to being moved outta Green Bay???

Former Packers President Bob Harlan passed away at age 89, and in this heartfelt segment, Jason Wilde reflects on why Harlan’s impact on the Green Bay Packers — and the city of Green Bay — cannot be overstated. 030626 Jason on JGC Jason shares personal stories and historical perspective on the man who: Hired Ron Wolf Empowered football operations Brought Brett Favre to Green Bay Signed Reggie White Set the foundation for Super Bowl XXXI Led the Lambeau Field renovation referendum Ensured the Packers’ long-term survival in the smallest market in major American sports Without Bob Harlan, the Packers’ 35-year renaissance likely never happens. 🏈 The Turning Point Jason explains that the franchise’s dysfunction in the 1980s was very real — and that Harlan’s decision to hire Ron Wolf (and give him true authority) changed everything. From that domino fell: Mike Holmgren Brett Favre Reggie White Sustained contention Organizational stability This wasn’t luck. It was leadership. 🏟️ Saving the Packers in Green Bay The Lambeau Field renovation vote in the early 2000s was far from guaranteed. The sales tax referendum passed 53–47 — essentially a coin flip. Jason details how Harlan personally campaigned: Visiting factories at 4am Going door to door Taking calls from angry taxpayers himself If that vote fails, there is legitimate doubt the Packers remain in Green Bay long-term. 🧱 The Human Side Jason also shares personal moments: Mall-walking encounters with Harlan His humility when the plaza was named after him Writing the foreword to Jason’s book The genuine kindness that defined him The emotion in the segment reflects how much Harlan meant not just professionally — but personally. ⚖️ The Bigger Picture Jason makes it clear: The Packers’ modern success story doesn’t begin with Favre or Lombardi. It begins with Bob Harlan. And the ripple effects of his leadership extend beyond championships — into the survival of the franchise and the identity of an entire community. 🎧 A powerful, emotional reflection on the life and legacy of Bob Harlan — with Jason Wilde on Jen, Gabe & Chewy.