#831 Packers Unscripted: OTAs up next

Mike and Wes discuss comments made to the media by the defensive assistant coaches, including DeMarcus Covington (:20), Sean Duggan (3:45) and Derrick Ansley (9:32), and they preview the upcoming OTAs as Phase 3 of the offseason program arrives (13:08).

Mike and Wes discuss Wes's extensive profile on draft pick Barryn Sorrell (:22), first-rounder Matthew Golden signing his contract (9:49), and various comments of interest made in their media sessions by the Packers' offensive assistant coaches (14:53).

Mike and Wes discuss the Packers' 2025 schedule, giving their first impressions (:27), looking at the holiday implications (9:49) and highlighting individual games (15:06).

Mike and Wes review the coordinators' media sessions, discussing their takeaways from the comments made by defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley (3:13), offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich (10:11) and special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia (19:06).

Mike and Wes discuss their thoughts on the Packers' offseason moves, making their choices for most significant (1:10), most curious (6:00), greatest immediate impact (13:02), and most surprising (17:26). They also contemplate Mark Murphy's legacy (22:37).

Mike and Wes return from their offseason break to discuss Green Bay hosting the draft (1:32) and to catch up on how the Packers' roster has changed for 2025, particularly at offensive line (5:14), wide receiver (10:32), defensive line (18:52) and cornerback (26:04).

Mike and Wes close the season by discussing their takeaways from GM Brian Gutekunst's news conference (1:09) and making their choices for the team's unsung hero (9:19), emerging player (13:38) and surprise player (19:29). They also select their best (23:58) and what-if moments (27:49), and preview divisional playoff weekend (32:33).

Mike and Wes review the playoff loss to the Eagles, including the Packers' struggles on offense (4:06), how the Eagles stayed in control (11:41), and the rough start to the game (15:11). They also review the other results from the wild-card round (24:17), including the Vikings' loss (30:55).