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  • Season-Changing Injury: Micah Parsons Out, Packers Reeling & Bears Up Next

    Season-Changing Injury: Micah Parsons Out, Packers Reeling & Bears Up Next
    2025/12/15
    Micah Parsons goes down, Christian Watson leaves for the hospital, the Packers blow a 9-point lead in Denver… and Jen, Gabe & Chewy walk into the studio feeling like they’re going to a funeral. The crew relives a brutal afternoon in Denver where the injuries in the fourth quarter completely flipped the game — and possibly the season. They break down: How different the defense looked with Micah on the field versus the clean pockets Bo Nix saw after he left Why Sean Payton absolutely ate Jeff Hafley’s lunch, even before the injury The defense generating no sacks, hardly any pressure, and dropped interceptions that came back to haunt them Why this Broncos game went from “Super Bowl statement opportunity” to “season just changed in one quarter” They also dive into: The emotional gut-punch of losing Parsons — and why this feels worse than most regular-season losses How much blame (if any) Matt LaFleur deserves, what his extension could look like, and whether the front office would really consider moving on How different the mood would be if they had simply lost the game but kept Parsons healthy Then it all pivots to Bears week: Why Chicago will treat Saturday night like their Super Bowl Why the Bears now “smell blood in the water” with no Micah Parsons and a banged-up Christian Watson How this game likely decides the NFC North and could set up a Lions–Bears play-in game in Week 18 The mental grind of going to Soldier Field right after losing your second-best player and possibly a top-10 piece on offense Chewy compares the feeling to past Packers gut punches — Reggie White’s hamstring tear, Sterling Sharpe’s neck, Aaron Rodgers’ collarbones — and explains what it’s like in the locker room when a season-altering injury hits. Plus: callers from Chicago and Broncos country weigh in, fans describe waking up feeling like it’s a funeral, and the crew wrestles with the wild emotional swing from “this might be a Super Bowl team” to “can they even be good without Micah and Watson?” 🎧 Raw emotion, real football talk, and full-on Bears week anxiety — all in one hour of Jen, Gabe & Chewy. Packers, Green Bay Packers, Micah Parsons injury, Christian Watson injury, Bo Nix vs Packers, Broncos vs Packers, Denver game reaction, Matt LaFleur hot seat, Packers vs Bears preview, NFC North race, Jeff Hafley, Rashan Gary, Jen Gabe and Chewy, ESPN Milwaukee, Wisconsin sports
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    46 分
  • Demovsky: Packers Reeling After Parsons’ Injury — What Happens Next?

    Demovsky: Packers Reeling After Parsons’ Injury — What Happens Next?
    2025/12/15
    ESPN’s Rob Demovsky joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy from Denver after a gut-wrenching day for the Green Bay Packers — a loss on the field and an even bigger loss off it, with Micah Parsons suffering a likely season-ending injury. Rob describes the scene inside the visiting locker room, including the powerful moment when Rashan Gary paused for 12 full seconds before answering how the team moves forward — a silence that said everything about the emotional weight of the moment. Rob shares updates on the other key injuries: • Christian Watson, taken to the hospital but cleared to fly — a promising sign for his return • Zach Tom and Evan Williams, both “week-to-week” with knee issues The conversation turns to how the Packers actually replace Parsons, with Rob emphasizing: • Blitzing will increase, because organic pressure won’t be enough • Coverage players must now withstand long, sustained drives • Dropped interceptions — previously erased by Parsons’ dominance — now become game-changing mistakes Rob also contextualizes the defensive collapse with a stunning stat: Micah Parsons generated 64 pressures — Rashan Gary was second on the team with 28 — a 36-pressure gap, the largest drop-off between a team’s No. 1 and No. 2 pass rusher in the NFL. Without Parsons, every corner, safety, and linebacker now plays with less margin for error — and the coaching staff must completely rethink the pressure package. 🎧 A revealing look inside the Packers’ toughest moment of the season — only with Rob Demovsky on Jen, Gabe & Chewy. Packers, Green Bay Packers, Rob Demovsky, Micah Parsons injury, Packers injuries, Christian Watson injury, Zach Tom injury, Packers defense, Packers locker room, Matt LaFleur, Jeff Hafley, Packers season outlook, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy
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    43 分
  • Wilde on Packers’ Health Surge, WR Rotation & Why Rashan Gary’s Usage Is a Concern

    Wilde on Packers’ Health Surge, WR Rotation & Why Rashan Gary’s Usage Is a Concern
    2025/12/12
    Jen, Gabe & Chewy welcome ESPN’s Jason Wilde to discuss the most encouraging news Packers fans have heard in months — the team is nearly fully healthy. Wilde explains what Jaden Reed returning means, why Matthew Golden’s frustration is understandable, and how Bo Melton, Wicks, Watson, Reed and Golden give Green Bay its deepest WR group since the Jordy–Cobb–Adams era. The conversation shifts to the tight end room, where Wilde details how Luke Musgrave, FitzPatrick, Wiley and Kennard are being deployed to replace Tucker Kraft’s all-around skill set. But the biggest headline remains Rashan Gary. Wilde breaks down why Gary and Kingsley Enagbare playing almost identical snap counts is alarming, what it says about Gary’s current performance level, and why Jeff Hafley publicly defending Gary’s run defense doesn’t erase the production drop. The crew also debates conditioning, effort, and whether Gary’s passion for football has waned. Additional topics include: • Why Carolina’s two-high shell blueprint remains the Packers’ offensive kryptonite • Why sustained 10+ play drives are still Green Bay’s biggest challenge • How WR injuries have forced LaFleur into unusual rotations • Whether Jeff Hafley is truly a frontrunner for the Giants’ job 🎧 Packers insight, honesty, and clarity — every weekday with Jen, Gabe & Chewy. Packers, Green Bay Packers, Jason Wilde, Jaden Reed, Matthew Golden, Christian Watson, Romeo Dobbs, Dontayvion Wicks, Rashan Gary, Kingsley Enagbare, Luke Musgrave, Packers injuries, Packers WR depth, Matt LaFleur, Jeff Hafley, Packers podcast, ESPN Milwaukee
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    57 分
  • Packers vs Broncos: Josh Jacobs’ Knee, Run-Game Concerns & How Many Points Win It?

    Packers vs Broncos: Josh Jacobs’ Knee, Run-Game Concerns & How Many Points Win It?
    2025/12/12
    The biggest storyline heading into Packers–Broncos isn’t Jordan Love — it’s Josh Jacobs’ knee. After learning Jacobs is dealing with swelling and limited range of motion from a deep bone bruise, Jen, Gabe & Chewy debate whether Green Bay should sit him this week to avoid worsening the injury. Chewy breaks down the medical side (“doctor hat” activated), explaining why swelling and fluid around the knee late in the season are red flags and why Jacobs may need protection from himself. Gabe argues the counterpoint: this is a crucial stretch, and without Jacobs, beating the Broncos and Bears becomes significantly harder. The crew also breaks down the Broncos’ top-ranked defense, which is No. 1 in the NFL in both yards per rushing attempt and passing attempt allowed. They discuss: • Why Denver can sit in two-high shells all game • Why the tackles may matter more this week than the running backs • How Green Bay must reach 21 points to win — and whether they can • Why the run game is essential to beating Cover-2 looks They compare the Bears’ offense to Denver’s, assess the Packers’ chances without Jacobs, and talk through realistic playoff and division paths depending on how the next few weeks go. And in classic JGC fashion, the hour features a hilariously chaotic detour into the Top 8 at 8 touchdown scorers, shoe mishaps, and family frustrations — all before returning to whether Jacobs should play or rest. 🎧 Packers injury talk, game-planning strategy, and signature Jen, Gabe & Chewy chaos — every weekday on ESPN Milwaukee. Packers, Green Bay Packers, Josh Jacobs injury, Packers Broncos preview, Jordan Love, Matt LaFleur, Packers run game, Packers offense, bone bruise knee, Packers vs Broncos, AFC West, NFL top defenses, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy
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    34 分
  • Wilde on Packers’ Health, Wide Receiver Depth & Concern Around Rashan Gary

    Wilde on Packers’ Health, Wide Receiver Depth & Concern Around Rashan Gary
    2025/12/11
    ESPN’s Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy with encouraging news: the Packers are finally close to full strength, with only one player missing practice and Jaden Reed, Matthew Golden and others trending upward. Wilde explains how much healthier the offense looks — and why reinforcements at WR and TE are changing the game plan. The crew also debates the wide receiver depth, with Wilde noting that this might be the deepest group since the Jordy–Cobb–Adams era. Bo Melton’s emergence, Golden’s frustration with injuries, Wicks’ inconsistent availability, and Watson’s resurgence all factor into a layered WR rotation that finally gives Jordan Love options. Then comes the biggest red flag: Rashan Gary and Kingsley Enagbare played nearly identical snaps. Wilde breaks down why that is deeply concerning for a $96M pass rusher — especially when Enagbare is making more impact plays. He also reacts to Chewy’s blunt assessment that Gary looks like a player “ready to retire,” explaining why it’s fair to question Gary’s fire and conditioning right now. Additional topics include: • The TE rotation replacing Tucker Kraft • Why Musgrave, Wiley, FitzPatrick and Kennard are being used situationally • How defenses like Carolina’s two-high shell limit Packers possessions • Why sustained 10–12 play drives remain Green Bay’s offensive kryptonite • Whether Jeff Hafley is on track to become a head coach elsewhere 🎧 Packers insider clarity, roster insight, and honest debate — every weekday on Jen, Gabe & Chewy. Packers, Green Bay Packers, Jason Wilde, Rashan Gary, Kingsley Enagbare, Jordan Love, Jaden Reed, Matthew Golden, Luke Musgrave, Packers injuries, Packers wide receivers, Packers tight ends, Matt LaFleur, NFC North, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy
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    21 分
  • Why the Packers’ Deep Ball Is Back | Love’s Growth, WR Trust & O-Line Boost

    Why the Packers’ Deep Ball Is Back | Love’s Growth, WR Trust & O-Line Boost
    2025/12/11
    Jen, Gabe & Chewy break down the biggest shift in Green Bay’s offense: explosive plays are back, and Jordan Love is throwing the deep ball with confidence and precision. Love says it comes from timing, trust, and chemistry — the crew highlights how better footwork, quicker resets, and willingness to throw into tight windows have changed everything. Meanwhile, Christian Watson is finally healthy and playing his best football ever, Dontayvion Wicks is winning one-on-one matchups, and the offensive line shuffle — including Sean Ryan at center — has improved the run game just enough to force defenses out of two-high shells. Key stats tell the story: • Explosive pass rate (Weeks 1–4): 7.1% • Explosive pass rate (Weeks 9–12): 13.8% • Average depth of target has jumped from 6.4 to 9.1 yards The group discusses why Denver presents a drastically different challenge — the Broncos are elite at stopping the run, can sit in Cover-2 without fear, and lead the NFL in sacks. The question becomes: can the Packers stay explosive when defenses stop blitzing and force Love to string together long, mistake-free drives? They also hit on: • Why the middle of the field vs. Cover-2 remains underused by Green Bay • How play-action and heavy personnel are opening up deep shots • Why this WR group, when healthy, may be the deepest since Jordy/Cobb/Adams • The impact of getting Jaden Reed and Matthew Golden back 🎧 Smart Packers analysis, deep-ball breakdowns, and Denver preview — every weekday on Jen, Gabe & Chewy. Packers, Jordan Love, Christian Watson, Dontayvion Wicks, Jaden Reed, Packers explosive plays, Packers offense, Matt LaFleur, Packers Broncos preview, NFL Cover-2, Packers wide receivers, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy
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  • Packers Deep Ball Revival | Love’s Footwork, WR Trust & What Denver Will Try to Stop

    Packers Deep Ball Revival | Love’s Footwork, WR Trust & What Denver Will Try to Stop
    2025/12/11
    Jen, Gabe & Chewy dive deep into why Jordan Love’s explosive passing game has taken off — and whether the Packers can keep it going against one of the NFL’s toughest defenses in Denver. Love explains that timing, trust, and communication with receivers have finally clicked. The crew details the improvements: • Love’s footwork is more consistent • He’s throwing earlier into tight windows • He’s trusting more than just Romeo Doubs — especially Wicks and Watson They highlight a stunning stat shift: Explosive pass rate first 4 games: 7.1% Last 4 games: 13.8% The O-line changes matter too — Sean Ryan at center and Belton at guard have helped unlock a more efficient run game, forcing defenses to play more honestly instead of sitting in Cover-2 all game. The crew debates whether defenses will clamp down again by: • Sitting in two-high shells • Forcing Love to sustain long 12–14 play drives • Daring the Packers to run into light boxes They caution that Denver’s defense is the best test yet, with elite run stopping and league-leading sacks, which may limit deep-shot opportunities. The hour also touches on: • Why the Bears’ defense is vulnerable in every area except takeaways • How play-action and heavy personnel have opened up the Packers’ vertical game • Why the middle of the field vs. Cover-2 remains underused by Green Bay 🎧 A smart, detailed breakdown of how the Packers’ offense evolved — and what must happen next — only on Jen, Gabe & Chewy. Packers, Jordan Love, Green Bay Packers, Packers offense, explosive plays, Christian Watson, Dontayvion Wicks, Matt LaFleur, Packers Broncos preview, NFL Cover-2, Packers O-line, Packers run game, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy
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    31 分
  • Jordan Love MVP Talk Gets Real | Elite or Not Yet?

    Jordan Love MVP Talk Gets Real | Elite or Not Yet?
    2025/12/10
    Jordan Love is suddenly near the top of the MVP odds — but is he elite? Jen, Gabe & Chewy break down why national voices are finally coming around on Love, including why Colin Cowherd believes he’s been underrated for years, and why Packers fans still hesitate to crown him. The crew revisits the startling stat comparison: through their first 45 starts, Jordan Love’s numbers mirror Aaron Rodgers’ almost exactly. Completion percentage, passer rating, touchdowns — all nearly identical. But as Gabe points out, Rodgers made a massive leap after those first three seasons. Can Love do the same? They also dive into: • Why Love’s biggest remaining test is sustaining long, efficient scoring drives • Why his interceptions feel worse than they are • How quickly defensive coordinators adjust once film builds up • Why Micah Parsons’ dominance may be inflating Love’s margin for error • Why the Packers’ run-game surge is unlocking the deep passing attack And with Denver next on the schedule, the crew discusses why this stretch — Broncos, Bears, Ravens — will define Love’s MVP candidacy and the Packers’ Super Bowl legitimacy. 🎧 Packers quarterback debate, MVP energy, NFC chaos — every weekday on Jen, Gabe & Chewy. Packers, Jordan Love, Is Jordan Love elite, Jordan Love MVP, Packers Super Bowl, Aaron Rodgers comparison, Micah Parsons, Matt LaFleur, Packers offense, NFL MVP debate, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy
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    49 分