Packers Unscripted: It's go time

Mike and Wes preview the opener vs. the Lions, looking at the NFC North picture (:32), Detroit's coaching (7:56) and personnel (11:32) changes, Green Bay's keys to victory (17:41) and other key Week 1 matchups around the league (24:21).

Mike and Wes discuss all angles of the Micah Parsons trade (:31), including what it means for the Packers (9:15), how he might fit into Jeff Hafley's defense (12:26), the players who will benefit from his presence (18:23), and moving on without Kenny Clark (23:34).

Mike and Wes examine the stories surrounding the Packers' initial 53-man roster, including CB Bo Melton making the team at a new position (:27), DL Nazir Stackhouse continuing the undrafted rookie streak (6:38), and newcomers already being added (9:10). They also provide an injury update as the team returns to the practice field (16:51) and congratulate Mark Murphy on his Packers Hall of Fame induction (23:54).

Mike and Wes examine some of the potential roster decisions coming up (1:43), highlight some players to watch during the preseason finale (7:26), and select their favorite moments from 2025 training camp (15:51).

Mike and Wes review the preseason game vs. the Colts (:26), including rookie RT Anthony Belton's response to a rocky first half (6:40) and the injuries added to the list (9:03). They also discuss Monday's practice with QB Jordan Love returning (15:14) and the LT competition between Rasheed Walker and Jordan Morgan (19:35).

Mike and Wes review all the happenings from Indianapolis, featuring the update on QB Jordan Love (1:27), their takeaways from the joint practice with the Colts (5:21), including a particularly strong day for the defense (7:53) and the work of K Brandon McManus (12:21). They also preview what they're watching for in Saturday's preseason game (16:48).

Mike and Wes review the preseason opener vs. the Jets, looking at the Packers' struggles (:22) as well as the positive performances on offense by WR Matthew Golden (5:54) and LT Jordan Morgan (8:18), and the standouts on defense, led by DL Colby Wooden, LB Ty'Ron Hopper and rookie DL Barryn Sorrell (12:18).

Mike and Wes give an update on training camp, including WR Christian Watson's recovery from injury, LB Quay Walker's start of 11-on-11 work, CB Corey Ballentine's return to Green Bay, and the standout performances from WR Romeo Doubs and LB Edgerrin Cooper. They also note what they're watching for in the preseason opener vs. the Jets, and revisit the Hall of Fame voting process.

Mike and Wes review the happenings from Family Night, including S Omar Brown's big performance (:42), other interceptions recorded by CBs Carrington Valentine and Kalen King (5:07) and another strong outing from K Brandon McManus (7:39). They also update the injury situation (10:13) and discuss Sterling Sharpe's Hall of Fame induction (15:41).

Mike and Wes provide the latest updates from training camp, including the strong early impressions being made by a pair of first-round picks, rookie WR Matthew Golden (:41) and second-year T/G Jordan Morgan (16:25). They also discuss the defense's emphasis on forced fumbles (9:13), the possibility of O-line rotations (20:00), and what to look for on Family Night (23:33).

Mike and Wes review the first handful of practices. Including Elgton Jenkins' return to the field (:20), the defensive emphasis on forced fumbles (6:33), standout players to date including RB Josh Jacobs (10:35) and QB Malik Willis (16:23), and the strong start for K Brandon McManus (20:40).

Mike and Wes review the first two practices of training camp, including position rotations (4:49), early flashes by LB Isaiah Simmons and WR Mecole Hardman (9:00), QB Jordan Love's hard count (16:07), the new locker room (21:05), and the end of Mark Murphy's tenure (25:27).

Mike and Wes preview training camp by taking a look at various storylines, including Year 2 of Jeff Hafley's defense (1:46), position and depth-chart battles (7:15), plus the offensive line (14:00) and receiver (19:30) competitions.

Mike and Wes call it a wrap on minicamp and the offseason by discussing WR Bo Melton doing drills at cornerback (:29), WR Mecole Hardman making a strong impression (4:08), the depth chart's current items of interest (11:51), and backup QB Malik Willis settling into his second year in Green Bay (19:40).

Mike and Wes preview mandatory minicamp, beginning with CB Jaire Alexander's release (:21), the depth at the corner position (8:10), other topics on the radar this week (11:43), and the first impression of LG Aaron Banks (19:13).

Mike and Wes discuss a variety of news and nuggets from Week 2 of OTAs, including the off-field work of the defensive line (:45), Keisean Nixon's thoughts on kickoff returns (10:25), Romeo Doubs' return to health (14:28) and Zach Tom's presence at right tackle (17:00).

Mike and Wes review Week 1 of OTAs, including where things stand in the WR room (:21), the hunger of the veteran players (8:22), thoughts on Year 2 for RB Josh Jacobs and S Xavier McKinney (14:35), and the leadership mandate for QB Jordan Love (24:25).

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).