Frozen Tundra Frequencies - Talking Green Bay Packers 24/7/1265

The guys regroup after a Packers road win over the Buccaneers that saw an improved offensive line and a slightly more functional offense. Then, they look ahead to Packers Bears with an attempt at optimism.00:14 — Packers-Bucs: OL improvements and a more comfortable looking Jordan Love00:22 — The Great Enigma: What exactly is Matt LaFleur's personality?00:30 — Why Alex is actually excited for Packers-Bears00:40 — Degenerate Corner: Can Kaleb Johnson run for 32 yards? Wanna bet?

On this week's Reporting as Eligible, Paul and Matt discuss the game, the injuries, the fallout, and the future without Edgerrin Cooper, but also Marcus Robinson and the tall receivers of the 90s and early 2000s, the NFL's penalty problem, Pat Murphy as football coach archetype, freely available running backs, and of course, listener questions!

The Repack is back after a rather uninspiring 17-14 win for the Green Bay Packers over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Tex breaks down the game, which was both frustrating and devastating even as the team got its record back to .500 at 2-2. Edgerrin Cooper is done for the year with a torn ACL and the Packers tried their hardest to give away another lead with a pair of 4th-quarter turnovers, but the Bucs were too bad to take advantage as Green Bay came away with a win. But at least the offensive line was better than "historically bad"! Tex Western breaks down the Week 4 game with an eye on next Sunday's rivalry clash with the Chicago Bears looming on the horizon as we get the week underway.

While Nick is off in wedding land, Zach and Alex welcome Justis Mosqueda (Acme Packing Company) to the pod to help shed light on the Packers offensive line. What is going wrong? Can Kevin Zeitler and recent additions make a difference? 00:05 — What does the Packers' offensive-line panic say about Ed Policy’s style?00:08 — Scheme change is to blame00:26 — Why didn't the Packers sign Kevin Zeitler sooner?00:32 — Jordan Love is playing through football's maximum difficulty00:35 — Jayden Reed heads to IR after neck injury00:39 — Degenerate Corner: Reviewing last week's bets

On a new Reporting as Eligible, Paul, JR, and Matub discuss the new acquisitions on the offensive line and how they might fit, or might now. Was the defense bad or just tired? Does it matter? Is it more Matt, or Gute? Does Fountains of Wayne only have one song? Does Soul Asylum? And also, listener questions and Brian Finneran.

Nick, Zach, and Alex gather after the Packers OT win over the New York Jets and pour one out for Zach Bako Bewele and Jayden Reed. We talk OL woes, the impressiveness of the defense so far, and prop bets ahead of Falcons at Packers on Thursday Night Football.00:11 — ZBB/Reed injuries and MetLife turf talk.00:23 — Is the Packers' offensive line hopeless?00:32 — Jonathan Gannon's defense is actually fun00:42 — Taunting calls: why they suck!00:48 — Degenerate Corner

On a new Reporting as Eligible, the full cast discusses the frankly uninspiring win over the Jets, but they are all inspired by Caleb Williams' incredible recovery from a Grade One Hamstring. They're also inspired by Lukas Van Ness, who is awesome, and the safeties, Cooper, all pretty great too! And Sky Moore! But there is still much woe on the o-line, and questions a plenty about what, exactly Matt does here.

We truncated Keith's question, so here's the answer!

The Green Bay Packers finally won a game for the first time since early December, and they did so in one of the weirdest games imaginable. Evan "Tex" Western and Justis Mosqueda take you through the comeback, which is just the third double-digit comeback victory in the last three-plus seasons for this team. They couldn't have done it without Lukas Van Ness' star turn, but also Skyy Moore's late-game heroics were an essential part, something that we didn't really see coming. Where does this team go from here now that Jayden Reed and Zach Bako-Bewele are out for the foreseeable future? Tune in to find out.