Jen, Gabe & Chewy

Jen, Gabe & Chewy opened the show reacting to another jaw-dropping Jacob Misiorowski performance as “The Miz” continued his historic run for the Brewers against the Cardinals. The crew debated whether Misiorowski has officially become must-watch television, compared his rise to CC Sabathia’s 2008 run, and discussed the electric atmosphere inside AmFam Field whenever he takes the mound. They also explored which current athletes across sports have that same can’t-miss appeal, from Shohei Ohtani to Victor Wembanyama and Caitlin Clark. Later, Jason Wilde joined the show ahead of Packers OTAs to break down the biggest position battles, the pressure on Jordan Love to stay healthy, and the players he’ll be watching most closely over the next few weeks. Plus, Jason shared why the Packers’ “year one” offensive reset could become one of the defining storylines of the offseason.

Jeff Levering joined Jen, Gabe & Chewy after another dominant Brewers win to break down the growing “must-watch” phenomenon that is Jacob Misiorowski. The crew discussed Miz’s historic velocity numbers, whether a 300-strikeout season is realistic, and how his rise compares to some of the biggest Brewers stars of the last decade. Levering also weighed in on the “tarps off” movement taking over AmFam Field and the energy it’s bringing to Brewers games. Later in the hour, Chewy unveiled his Packers position group power rankings, sparking debate about where Jordan Love, the tight ends, and the secondary stack up heading into the season. Plus, the gang somehow found themselves discussing dollar dogs, brat-eating contests, and the origin of the phrase “skin a cat.”

Jen and Gabe go back and forth over whether the Brewers’ weekend series against the Dodgers qualifies as a true “big series,” leading to a hilarious debate about baseball fandom, regular season stakes, and Gabe’s confusing tier system for games. The crew compares the matchup to Packers-49ers history and discusses why Dodgers-Brewers still carries extra juice despite it only being May. Jason Wilde joins the show and agrees the 49ers are the best NFL comparison for the Dodgers, while also diving into Joe Thomas’ praise for Jordan Morgan and the Packers’ offensive line. Wilde also reacts to the possibility of Darren Waller becoming another target for Green Bay’s offense.

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy debate whether the Brewers’ weekend showdown with the Dodgers qualifies as a “big series” and what it could mean for Milwaukee moving forward. Gabe floats a blockbuster idea involving Tigers ace Tarik Skubal while the crew discusses lineup tweaks, power concerns, and whether Jake Bauers needs to play every day. Senior VP of Ticket Sales and Services Michael Cosentino joins the show to preview a packed weekend at AmFam Field, including Boy Band Night, giveaways, and Memorial Day dollar dogs. Craig Karmazin also stops by to weigh in on the Brewers’ postseason outlook and whether this roster already looks built for October baseball.

The Brewers sent a loud message to the NL Central by sweeping the Cubs at Wrigley Field and outscoring Chicago 19-5 in a dominant three-game set. Jen, Gabe, and Chewy broke down another electric start from Kyle Harrison, why Milwaukee’s pitching lab continues to look unstoppable, and how the Brewers are building serious momentum heading into a showdown with the Dodgers. The crew also debated whether the Brewers should make a move to strengthen the lineup or trust the young talent already in the organization. Jason Wilde joined the show to discuss Micah Parsons’ recovery timeline, new NFL PUP list rules, and why Joe Thomas showing up at Packers practice in Green Bay gear caused a stir. Plus, the guys celebrated a statement series win that reminded everyone the Brewers still run the division.

Brian Gutekunst being ranked the sixth-best GM in the NFL sparked a heated debate between Chewy and the crew about whether consistent playoff appearances are enough for the Packers. They dug into Green Bay’s postseason shortcomings, how much credit Gutey deserves for drafting Jordan Love, and why names like Howie Roseman and Andy Reid continue to set the standard. The conversation also shifted to the Packers defense after comments from new linebacker Zaire Franklin about Green Bay’s linebacker room having championship potential. Jen, Gabe, and Chewy discussed whether Edrin Cooper is poised for a breakout and how the defensive hierarchy stacks up heading into the season. Plus, the Top 8 at 8 celebrated the Brewers’ sweep of the Cubs with a trivia challenge centered around Milwaukee’s biggest Cubs killers.

The Brewers rolled into Wrigley and reminded everyone who still runs the NL Central. Jen, Gabe, and Chewy reacted to another dominant Milwaukee win over the Cubs as Jacob Misiorowski continued his incredible breakout season with another electric outing. The crew debated whether the Brewers have officially become the standard in the division and why Chicago’s massive payroll still can’t solve Milwaukee’s pitching factory. Gabe explained why Miz is already entering the Cy Young conversation, while Chewy admitted the Brewers simply look like the better baseball team. Plus, the guys discussed Craig Counsell’s miserable return to relevance in Chicago and whether Brewers fans are fully over his departure.

Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy reuniting with the Steelers sparked a major debate across the show as Jen, Gabe, and Chewy reacted to Adam Schein claiming Rodgers and McCarthy will outperform Jordan Love and Matt LaFleur this season. The crew revisited Schein’s old Jordan Love takes and questioned whether the Rodgers hype is built more on nostalgia than reality. Chewy broke down why the Steelers roster still has major flaws, while Gabe argued the NFC North remains far tougher than the AFC North. Plus, the guys discussed whether Matthew Golden is primed for a breakout Packers season and debated which young Packers player most needs to become a star in 2026. The hour also dove into the exploding world of NIL spending in college football and whether programs can realistically keep up with the arms race.

The Brewers made an early statement in Chicago with a dominant 9-3 win over the Cubs, and Jen, Gabe & Chewy broke down why Milwaukee continues to frustrate its biggest NL Central rival. The crew reacted to another rough outing for Shota Imanaga against the Brewers, Jake Bauers’ monster homer off the Wrigley scoreboard, and the growing buzz around Jacob Misiorowski ahead of his start. Jason Wilde joined the show to discuss Matt LaFleur’s “year one” comments, Tucker Kraft’s recovery timeline, and whether the Packers still need help at cornerback and edge rusher. Plus, the guys debated whether Cubs fans are officially in their feelings after chants about Green Bay broke out at Wrigley Field.

The Brewers rolled past the Cubs at Wrigley Field, but the biggest debate of the morning centered around MLB’s controversial ABS challenge malfunction that left fans questioning how “robot umps” could impact a playoff game. Jeff Levering joined Jen, Gabe & Chewy to break down the Brewers’ 9-3 win, Christian Yelich’s return, Jake Bauers’ breakout season, and why Jacob Misiorowski is becoming must-watch television. The crew also dove into whether MLB has enough safeguards in place after a scoreboard glitch prevented an overturned strike call despite the technology showing it was correct on TV. Could October baseball be headed for robot umpire chaos? Plus, more Brewers-Cubs reaction and why Milwaukee’s pitching depth continues to impress.

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy kick off the morning with a hilarious recap of Chewy attending a charity sumo wrestling event before diving into one of the biggest Wisconsin sports weekends of the year. The crew reacts to Packers players taking over the Luke Combs concert at Lambeau Field, including Tucker Craft crushing beer shotguns, Josh Jacobs joining the party, and Matt LaFleur unexpectedly becoming the star of the show. They also break down the quirks of the Packers’ 2026 NFL schedule, including a strange bye-week setup and a brutal late-season stretch that could impact Green Bay’s playoff push. Plus, Brewers-Cubs rivalry talk heats up ahead of a massive NL Central series at Wrigley Field, with excitement building around Milwaukee’s pitching staff and postseason expectations. If you’re a Packers or Brewers fan looking for laughs, insight, and Wisconsin sports conversation to start your day, this hour delivers all of it.

The NFL schedule release sparked plenty of debate as Jen, Gabe, and Chewy reacted to the Packers’ Super Bowl and MVP odds heading into 2026. The crew broke down where Jordan Love stacks up against the league’s top quarterbacks, what Green Bay needs to do for Love to become a true MVP contender, and why this offense should lean heavily into the passing game this season. They also debated whether the Packers are finally ready to take the next step in the NFC after another offseason full of expectations. Plus, the conversation shifted to a huge Brewers-Cubs series at Wrigley, with excitement building around Jacob Misiorowski’s electric pitching and Milwaukee trying to set the tone in the NL Central race. The hour wrapped with discussion about soaring Packers ticket prices and why Lambeau Field remains one of the NFL’s premier destinations.

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy reacted to the Packers schedule release and debated whether Green Bay got one of the most favorable paths possible. The crew discussed the early stretch without Micah Parsons, the lack of international travel, the Week 11 bye, and a late-season run packed with home games at Lambeau Field. Chewy pushed back on too much optimism, pointing to the tough opponents waiting at the end of the year and the need to stay realistic. Jason Wilde joined the show to break down why the schedule works well for the Packers, how the team may handle an unusual weekly rhythm, and what Tucker Kraft’s recovery timeline could look like. The hour also featured reaction to the Packers’ claymation schedule-release video and a few laughs about the Jets’ lack of primetime games.

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy spent the hour reacting to the growing fallout surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Bucks after Miles Turner publicly detailed repeated issues with lateness, accountability, and team discipline. The crew debated whether Giannis’ actions reflected superstar entitlement, frustration with the organization, or deeper dysfunction that explains Milwaukee’s disappointing season. Chewy compared the situation to his experiences with Brett Favre, Mike Sherman, and Ray Rhodes in Green Bay while questioning how the Bucks allowed the culture to deteriorate this badly. Gabe and Jen discussed whether preferential treatment for franchise stars is unavoidable and whether the relationship between Giannis and Turner can realistically survive after the comments became public. Plus, Craig Karmazin joined the show to share his thoughts on the controversy, Doc Rivers’ accountability issues, and why this offseason feels like a turning point for the Bucks organization.

Jen, Gabe and Chewy react to NFL schedule release day as the Packers learn they’ll face the Jets in Week 2 and the Rams in Los Angeles on Thanksgiving Eve. The crew breaks down what that could mean for Green Bay’s early-season path without Micah Parsons, possible Week 1 opponents, and whether the NFL has turned schedule release into a full-blown holiday. Jason Wilde joins the show to share his frustration with the “schedule industrial complex,” discuss how Micah Parsons’ return could shape the Packers’ primetime slate, and react to Jaire Alexander’s candid Players’ Tribune piece about injuries, anxiety and the end of his NFL career. The hour wraps with a debate over whether Jaire’s story changes how fans view him, plus Chewy explains why he is officially out on FOMO.

Jen, Gabe and Chewy open the hour with Top 8 at 8, challenging listeners to name the teams the Packers have beaten in Lambeau Field home openers during their 13-game winning streak since 2013. The conversation then turns to Bart Scott’s claim that Kyler Murray could become the most talented quarterback in the NFC North. Jen, Gabe and Chewy debate whether Minnesota can unlock Murray, how he compares to Jordan Love, Jared Goff and Caleb Williams, and whether his injury history and play style make that projection too bold. They also check in on the Brewers after Jacob Misiorowski delivers another electric start, even though Milwaukee falls late to San Diego. The hour wraps with Cy Young odds, Brewers optimism, and a funny baseball etiquette debate after Gabe hears a high school outfielder yell “yours!” instead of “mine!” on a fly ball.

Gabe Neitzel and Mark Chmura open the hour reacting to the NFL’s 2026 international schedule, with the Packers avoiding an overseas game for the second straight year. They discuss what that could mean for Green Bay’s regular-season schedule, especially with Micah Parsons expected to miss the first four games. The conversation shifts to the NFLPA’s continued push for grass playing surfaces, and Chewy questions whether the players are showing their negotiating hand too early with an 18th game looming. Gabe and Chewy also debate which teams have the NFL’s most complete rosters, why the Packers were left off the list, and how much star power matters compared to depth. They close the hour with preseason power rankings, Vegas win totals, schedule strength, and another round of Aaron Rodgers speculation as the Steelers continue waiting for his decision.

Gabe Neitzel and Mark Chmura open the hour with Gabe’s return to umpiring a 10U baseball game, leading to a fun conversation about officiating, strange sports rules, and Chewy’s memories from his playing days. They shift to Romeo Doubs’ comments about facing the Packers with the Patriots, debating whether he truly holds no extra motivation against his former team and who now becomes Green Bay’s go-to third-down target. Adam Schefter joins to discuss NFL schedule release week, Packers-Bears possibilities, field surface concerns, Brandon Aiyuk’s situation in San Francisco, Aaron Rodgers’ uncertainty, and even a little PGA Championship talk. The hour wraps with Brewers momentum after another win, Joey Ortiz’s first homer, Christian Yelich’s return, Brandon Sproat’s first career victory, and more optimism around Milwaukee’s health and rotation.

Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy after one of the Brewers’ biggest weekends of the season: a three-game sweep of the New York Yankees at AmFam Field. Jeff breaks down why the series felt similar to last year’s Dodgers sweep, how Jacob Misiorowski dominated on Friday night, and why Miz may now be the national face of the Milwaukee Brewers. The crew also discusses: Bryce Turang’s walk-off and potential MVP case Brandon Woodruff’s injury update Chad Patrick’s ideal bullpen role Brandon Sproat’s recent improvement Aaron Ashby’s dominance Brewers power rankings and whether Jordan Love should have lied about liking cheese curds