Episode Notes So, what has happened to that high-powered Green Bay Packers offense? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel do a thorough breakdown of the Packers offense and what corrections have to be made in order for the Packers to get back on track. Woelfel and Reischel offer ulp several intriguing wide receivers who could be available before the Nov. 1 trading deadline.

Episode Notes Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel discuss the possibilities of Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers becoming the first player in NFL history to win three straight MVP awards outright. Woelfel and Reischel also discuss the emergence of Rashan Gary as one of the elite defenders in the league and the troubles that have plagued the Packers defense. The two veteran reporters also offer up their takes on Sunday's game between the Packers and Giants in London.

Episode Notes Romeo Doubs is the talk of Title Town. The Green Bay Packers rookie receiver has made an immediate impact. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel talk about Doubs' surprising impressive play and banter about several other Packers' topics, including the injury to veteran receiver Sammy Watkins and the much improved special teams.

Episode Notes Despite having an abundance of talent on defense, the Packers still can't stop the run -- at least on a regular basis. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel break down the Packers' issues stopping the run and heap praise on the Packers' already much-improved special teams. Woelfel and Reischel also take a deep dive into Sunday's epic showdown between the Packers and Buccaneers and their Hall of Fame in-waiting quarterbacks Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers.

Episode Notes The Packers' game-plans for the Vikings left a lot to be desired. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel examine the team's suspect tactics in their latest podcast. Woelfel and Reischel also address a slew of other Packers topics, including the performances of the performances of rookies Christian Watson and Quay Walker. and how the Packers will fare in their next game against the arch-rival Bears.

Episode Notes Chris Tomasson, the award-winning reporter who covers the Minnesota Vikings for the St. Paul Pioneer Press joins Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel to discuss the Green Bay Packers' regular-season opener against the Vikings. The Packers are hoping history won't be repeat itself after being trounced 38-3 by the New Orleans Saints in last season's opener. Woelfel, Reischel and Tomasson debate whether the Packers' ballyhooed defense can keep the Vikings' high-powered offense in check, and whether the Packers special teams can be special against an excellent Vikings' special teams corps? Woelfel, Reischel and Tomasson also gaze into their crystal balls and predict how the Packers will fare this season as well as making their Super Bowl predictions.

Episode Notes The Green Bay Packers have advanced to the playoffs three straight seasons and reached the NFC title game on two occasions. But they weren't able to reach the Super Bowl. Is this the season the Packers advance to the Big One? Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel break down the Packers roster and look into their crystal ball to pick the Super Bowl finalists and eventual winner.

Episode Notes George Karl and Del Harris will be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on Sept. 10 in Springfield, Mass. The two highly-respected coaches joined Gery Woelfel and spoke about their decorated careers, about the people who impacted their careers, about how the game has changed, for better or worse, and a multitude of other topics.

Career in jeopardy? Packers star offensive tackle David Bakhtiari is still recovering from his third knee surgery and it remains unknown when he'll return. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel discuss Bakhtiari's precarious situation and whether he'll even play again. Woelfel and Reischel also touch on a number of other Packers' subjects, including the surprising play of rookie wide receiver Romeo Doubs, how Rashan Gray has been dominant in workouts and who are some of the so-called "sleepers.''

Episode Notes Green Bay Packers GM Brian Gutekunst opted not to move up in the first round of the NFL draft for a blue-chip receiver, but nevertheless upgraded the team's roster with some quality picks. Gery Woelfel and Rob Reischel break down the Packers draft and what Gutekunst still needs to do to make the Packers a legitimate Super Bowl contender.