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The Homer Hour

The Homer Hour

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With 34 years in the market, Homer has a take like no one else. Combine that was the likes of former Packers Bryan Bulaga and Gary Ellerson as well as ESPN's John Anderson? Get ready for some fireworks!2024, Good Karma Brands, LLC アメリカンフットボール バスケットボール 野球・ソフトボール
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  • Brian Bulaga & Jason Wilde Break Down Packers Minicamp
    2026/06/11
    Homer and Brian Bulaga react to the end of Packers mandatory minicamp and debate how much actually matters during the “season for no reason.” Brian explains why Jagger Burton getting first-team reps on the offensive line is worth watching, while Jason Wilde joins to share what stood out from Green Bay’s offseason work. The guys discuss Zach Tom’s injury outlook, Matthew Golden’s role, Jordan Love’s wow throw to Jayden Reed, and which young defenders — Edgerrin Cooper, Javon Bullard, Lucas Van Ness or Devonte Wyatt — are most likely to break out this season. Plus, Homer weighs in on the Knicks’ historic NBA Finals comeback and why it only matters if they finish the job.
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    46 分
  • The Miz Mania Rolls On With 755 and Wilde
    2026/06/10
    Homer opens the hour with another passionate update on Jacob Misiorowski, declaring once again that “The Miz” is a freak and continuing his crusade against the term “four-seam fastball.” Rain Man contestant Chef Ed faces an all-Misiorowski trivia challenge as Homer tests his knowledge of the Brewers phenom’s rapid rise. Jason Wilde joins to break down Packers minicamp, including Tucker Kraft’s confidence, Jordan Love’s impressive throwing display, and the potential impact of a healthy Packers offense. Later, Jerry Augustine—now officially “755” in Homer’s world—dives deep into Misiorowski’s development, pitch mix, and the respect he’s earned from Pat Murphy. The hour is a celebration of both Packers optimism and the growing legend of The Miz.
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    45 分
  • Homer Says Christian Watson Told Us Everything
    2026/06/09
    Homer opens the hour with a passionate breakdown of Christian Watson’s new Packers contract, arguing that the most important number isn’t the average annual value but the percentage of guaranteed money. He believes Watson’s willingness to accept a deal with relatively little guaranteed money says everything about how both sides view his injury history. The conversation turns into a larger debate about NFL contracts, player value, and why guaranteed money tells the real story. Homer also compares his own lack of guaranteed money at the station to Watson’s deal and takes aim at the massive salaries being discussed around sports media and special teams players. It’s a classic Homer deep dive into contracts, percentages, and perceived value.
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    45 分
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