Jen, Gabe & Chewy welcome ESPN’s Jason Wilde to discuss the most encouraging news Packers fans have heard in months — the team is nearly fully healthy. Wilde explains what Jaden Reed returning means, why Matthew Golden’s frustration is understandable, and how Bo Melton, Wicks, Watson, Reed and Golden give Green Bay its deepest WR group since the Jordy–Cobb–Adams era.

The conversation shifts to the tight end room, where Wilde details how Luke Musgrave, FitzPatrick, Wiley and Kennard are being deployed to replace Tucker Kraft’s all-around skill set.

But the biggest headline remains Rashan Gary. Wilde breaks down why Gary and Kingsley Enagbare playing almost identical snap counts is alarming, what it says about Gary’s current performance level, and why Jeff Hafley publicly defending Gary’s run defense doesn’t erase the production drop. The crew also debates conditioning, effort, and whether Gary’s passion for football has waned.

Additional topics include:
• Why Carolina’s two-high shell blueprint remains the Packers’ offensive kryptonite
• Why sustained 10+ play drives are still Green Bay’s biggest challenge
• How WR injuries have forced LaFleur into unusual rotations
• Whether Jeff Hafley is truly a frontrunner for the Giants’ job

🎧 Packers insight, honesty, and clarity — every weekday with Jen, Gabe & Chewy.

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