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

Has the NFL already passed Matt LaFleur by? On this week's episode of the Repack, Tex is joined by Paul Noonan and, later, Justis Mosqueda to discuss an abysmal offensive performance by the Green Bay Packers in their 10-7 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Why won't LaFleur adjust his offensive philosophy? Does he even understand when his unit is actually efficient? And why in the hell does this team insist on keeping two kickers on the roster but playing the one who's hurt? It's a bad sign when your season evokes memories of the 2015 and 2018 Mike McCarthy teams, but here we are.

Zach and Nick are joined by special guest Justis Mosqueda to try to find something—anything—positive to say after a disastrous week for the Green Bay Packers.

On a brand spanking new Reporting as Eligible, Paul and JR discuss the abominable loss to Carolina, and just how much heat Matt LaFleur should take when there was quite a lot of other things that went wrong out of his control. Managers do not control injuries and wind. But they do control bubble screens and when to go for it on 4th and 8, and so the boys still let him have it a bit.What's life like after Kraft? Nate Hobbs is hurt again. The pass rush was non-existent, and Rico Dowdle thrust his way to victory. Is there still a contender buried in there? Plus, listener questions!

The Packers made Tex and Justis mad as hell, and now you're all going to hear about it. Green Bay lost to the Carolina Panthers 16-13 on Sunday at Lambeau Field in a game when the offense had no answers, lost Tucker Kraft (probably for the year), and the defense couldn't get even a tiny bit of pressure on Bryce Young despite the Panthers playing several backup offensive linemen. That means tonight's Repack is a bit of a cathartic journey, exploring Matt LaFleur's shortcomings, chaos in the college football coaching ranks, and how and when the Packers should try to move on from kicker Brandon McManus. Hopefully this will be as much of an emotional release for you, the listener, as it was for Justis and Tex.

Zach, Alex, and Nick gather to reflect on Jordan Love's performance against Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers, and to celebrate Tucker Kraft's National Tight Ends Day YAC-a-thon. The Green Bay Packers vibes = high, folks.

On a brand new Reporting as Eligible, Matt, Paul, and JR discuss why this game was so fun, even though they were far from perfect and still left some points on the field. Christian Watson and Tucker Kraft rule, Micah Parsons is transcendent, Jordan Love completed 20 straight passes, and JR did a Matt. Plus listener questions!

Sunday night felt like a real passing of the torch moment for Jordan Love, as he out-dueled old man Aaron Rodgers in the Green Bay Packers' 35-25 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Evan "Tex" Western and special guest Justis Mosqueda break down the Packers' big prime time win, which featured a massive game from Tucker Kraft and big contributions from Christian Watson and Emanuel Wilson as the team owned the second half en route to their victory. It wasn't perfect -- looking at you, Brandon McManus -- but it feels like one of the most satisfying wins in recent memory, at least in the immediate aftermath.

Zach, Nick, and Alex talk play calling, hip drop tackles, and Nate Hobbs before turning their attention to the Packers upcoming Aaron Rodgers reunion game in Pittsburgh.

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