Jim Rutledge & Molly Brown are back after their excursion to Milwaukee yesterday, which almost ended in their return carpool getting pulled over.... Molly describes the moment that her "heart fell through her ass" before Jim goes full Bad Boys, Bad Boys, when asking "officer, may I leave?" They ask today's first Siding Unlimited poll question: Do you tell your significant other when you get pulled over the police? They also pry into producer Primetime's home life, where he has a lady staying at his place... but why's he making her sleep on the pullout couch? Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike joins Jim & Molly to talk about about the Packers playing Aaron Rodgers (even though he says it's not a revenge game), & the state of Badgers football! First, they discuss this morning's breaking NBA news of the FBI arresting Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier in separate gambling investigations! Is the FBI sending a message at the start of the NBA season, and what are the implications for sports gambling & the ubiquity of legalized gambling in every part of the sports world? They move into Green Bay versus Pittsburgh -- how much does this game really mean for Rodgers and all parties involved? How much does Aaron still love Green Bay, are why aren't we getting more sassy Aaron quotes in the media this week (and will we after Sunday night)? Delving into Badgers football, they discuss why Luke Fickell still feels like an outsider to Badgers fans in Wisconsin, and what are the true front-facing responsibilities of a modern-day CFB coach and athletic director (looking at you Chris McIntosh)?