#552 Packers Unscripted: Unsung heroes

Mike and Wes discuss the Packers' unsung heroes in their 4-0 start on the offense (:53) and defense (5:36). They also look at some key NFL games in Week 5 (13:07).

Mike and Wes preview the Packers' rematch with the Vikings, looking at the injury situations for Minnesota (:29) and Green Bay (3:46) as well as the Packers' keys to victory on offense (7:17) and defense (12:00). They also examine some notable games around the NFL in Week 8 (18:10).

Mike and Wes review the Packers' victory over the Texans, including the key takeaways on offense (1:51), the dynamic play of WR Davante Adams (4:30) and the standout items on defense (10:57). They also look at where things stand in the NFC North and the conference as a whole (20:30).

Mike and Wes discuss what it'll take for the Packers to return from Houston with a victory on both offense (:36) and defense (9:34). They also discuss the state of the offensive line in the wake of David Bakhtiari's injury (4:52) and other noteworthy games around the NFL in Week 7 (15:12).

Mike and Wes discuss the Packers' first loss of the season, from the offensive struggles (2:15) to the defense's lack of a big play (4:54) to the missed opportunities (7:05). They also take a look at the next opponent, Houston (9:53), and the current state of the NFC North (18:14).

Mike and Wes discuss ways for the Packers to get an edge on the Buccaneers (:30) as well as the keys to victory on offense (4:17) and defense (9:11). They also examine other notable games around the NFC this week (14:19).

Mike and Wes discuss potential areas of improvement for the Packers on offense (1:39) and defense (6:15). They also examine the seasons thus far for this week's opponent, Tampa Bay (12:21), and the only 5-0 team in the NFC, Seattle (18:10).

Mike and Wes break down the Packers' victory over the Falcons, starting with the offensive performance despite missing key players (1:04) and continuing with the steadier defensive effort compared to previous games (9:46). They also examine where things stand in the NFC North (16:06).

Mike and Wes break down the Packers' upcoming opponent on Monday Night Football, from the Falcons' mood following two difficult losses (:48), to the strong start of WR Calvin Ridley (2:02), to their struggling defense (6:04). They also examine the other Week 4 games involving NFC North teams (9:47).

Mike and Wes discuss the key elements of the Packers' third win, including the major fourth-quarter momentum shifts (2:13), the defense rebounding down the stretch (4:27), WR Allen Lazard's career-best game in Davante Adams' absence (6:39), and the impressive work of the offensive line (9:42). They also take a brief look at the next opponent, the Falcons (11:53).

Mike and Wes discuss the keys to victory for the Packers against the Saints on both offense (3:02) and defense (8:49). They also look at other key games around the NFL in Week 3 (14:12).

Mike and Wes break down the Packers' second victory of 2020, including the two scores on either side of halftime (1:04), RB Aaron Jones' career day (3:29), other complementary players on offense (6:17), the defense's recovery from a slow start (9:43) and LB Rashan Gary's impact (12:31).

Mike and Wes review the Packers' opening win at Minnesota, including the performances of QB Aaron Rodgers (:39) and WR Davante Adams (4:16), the moving parts on the offensive line (7:08), and the uneven performance by the defense (12:06).

Mike and Wes discuss QB Aaron Rodgers' comments about the Packers flying under the national radar (:38) and the keys to victory on both offense (11:59) and defense (14:58) for Green Bay on Sunday. They also mention other key games around the NFC scheduled for Week 1 (17:48).

Mike and Wes discuss the Packers' 53-man roster (1:51) and some injury concerns (4:36). They also give an overview of opening foe Minnesota on defense (6:56) and offense (12:38).

Mike and Wes discuss QB Aaron Rodgers' comments about the state of his game (:41) and the offense as a whole (6:26). They also look ahead to the weekend, and all the new rules and regulations that will surround roster moves (8:42).

Mike and Wes review the extensive 11-on-11 work in Sunday's Lambeau Field practice (1:24) and discuss the strong training camps put together by WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling and LB Rashan Gary (5:54), along with veteran G Lane Taylor (12:06).

Mike and Wes discuss the veteran presence and performances brought to training camp by QB Aaron Rodgers (4:11), TE Marcedes Lewis and K Mason Crosby (9:36). They also talk about how rookie LB Kamal Martin is getting noticed (12:54).

Mike and Wes discuss the early padded practices of camp, including the competitions amongst the defensive backs (3:05), running backs (8:41) and tight ends (13:14).

Mike and Wes review the first two practices of training camp, including their thoughts on backup QB Tim Boyle (1:29), the competition on the offensive line (7:10), DL Kenny Clark's new contract (9:25), LB Rashan Gary's potential role (13:46), and new LB Christian Kirksey's strong first impression (16:51).

As the first practice of training camp arrives, Mike and Wes discuss potential position battles to watch on offense (1:35) and defense (7:18). They also select the Packers rookies they're most looking forward to seeing on the field for the first time.

Mike and Wes discuss whether RB Aaron Jones or the Smith Bros. have the tougher act to follow in 2020 (1:21), and which of the Packers' Pro Bowl alternates from last season is poised to make his first Pro Bowl this year (9:26).

Mike and Wes discuss the career of WR Davante Adams (1:01) and where he ranks in team history in both the regular-season and postseason record books (6:57). They also talk about the potential impact of limited or no fans at NFL games this fall (9:46).

Mike and Wes discuss the opening of training camp (1:55), WR Devin Funchess' decision to opt out (7:33), as well as various offensive (11:07) and defensive (13:55) storylines to keep an eye on over the next month.

Mike and Wes review defensive coordinator Mike Pettine's comments about the run defense (1:20), offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett's perspective on the virtual offseason (6:47) and special teams coordinator Shawn Mennenga's thoughts on having return man Tyler Ervin to start the season (10:28). They also discuss the story of undrafted Canadian rookie Marc-Antoine Dequoy (13:49) and the fourth-and-15 onside kick alternative (20:42).