Wilde & Tausch

Rob Demovsky subs on today's show and tells a story about golfing with former Packers' QB Brett Favre.

Bill Huber of Packer Report joins Jason Wilde and Rob Demovsky to discuss his 2019 NFL Draft projections. Who should Green Bay target in round one?

ESPN's Rob Demovsky joins Jason Wilde and the two discuss Mike McCarthy's incident with the basketball referee. Rob offers some new insight on that situation.

After news of Forrest Gregg's passing circulated, Homer tweeted that Gregg didn't like him very much. So, Wilde and Dennis Krause called Homer for the story.

Mark Murphy reacted to Aaron Rodgers' recent comments about their alleged phone call. Mark Tauscher listens to Murphy's comments and offers his opinion.

Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers sits down with ESPN Wisconsin's Wilde and Tausch to discuss everything from articles to head coach Matt LaFleur and Mike McCarthy.

Tausch describes what it's like to be in the locker room for the first team meeting with a new head coach.

Alando Tucker joins Wilde and Tausch to talk about being recruited by and practicing against Virginia head coach Tony Bennett.

Former Packers G Josh Sitton joins Wilde and Tausch to make a major announcement.

After his exclusive interview with former Packers' head coach Mike McCarthy, ESPN's Rob Demovsky joined Wilde and Tausch to discuss.

Dick Bennett joins Wilde and Tausch and discusses why he has forgiven Roy Williams. Coach Bennett also comments on criticisms of college basketball and pace of play.

A member of Dick Bennett's Final Four team in 2000, Mike Kelley joined Wilde and Tausch to talk about Tony Bennett's similarities and differences.

Wilde and Tausch discuss whether or not the implementation of video reviews and challenges on pass interference will hurt the NFL.

Former Packers WR James Jones broke the news about Jordy Nelson retiring. Shortly after, he joined Wilde and Tausch to discuss how Jordy made the decision.

Milwaukee Bucks' President Peter Feigin joins Wilde and Tausch to discuss the hopes of Giannis Antetokounmpo winning the 2019 NBA MVP Award.