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 needs an exorcism, not a lead blocker.
• Plus: Facebook F***ery returns with another masterpiece from the internet’s dumbest corner, and yes, Jordy Nelson is still retired.

It’s equal parts football talk, cathartic laughter, and Midwestern despair — the Lemps trifecta. So grab an Oktoberfest, crack open the bag, and let’s try to make sense of whatever that was on Sunday.

🎧 Listen now on PackersTalk.com, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you carry the G. And yes—grab a beer first. You’ll need it.

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