Green Bay Packers TV Shows

Mike and Wes review the comeback victory over the Saints, including QB Jordan Love's leadership (2:59), the momentum changes (9:40) and the offense staying aggressive (13:30). They also preview the upcoming Thursday game vs. Detroit, looking at the challenges of a short week (15:34), how both teams fared against the Falcons (18:21) and keys to victory for the Packers (22:52).

Mike and Wes preview the home opener against New Orleans, taking a look at the Saints' standout defense (2:37) and their offense with new QB Derek Carr (6:51). They also pose their keys to victory (10:45) and the need to learn and grow from last week's rough finish (17:06). Finally, they review other key matchups in the NFC North (19:25).

Mike and Wes review the defeat in Atlanta, looking at the rough fourth quarter (:18), the missed opportunities (4:36), and the trouble Falcons RB Bijan Robinson gave the defense (8:48). They also take a look at the bright spots on offense, including the rookie receivers (12:40), and where things stand in the NFC North after two weeks (18:28).

Mike and Wes preview the Week 2 trip to Atlanta, focusing on the Falcons' top players on defense (2:53) and offense (7:17) and looking at the keys to victory on both sides of the ball (11:10, 13:53). They also discuss LB Rashan Gary's return from injury (17:39) and take a look at other matchups around the league (22:24).

Mike and Wes begin by discussing former Packers QB Aaron Rodgers' season-ending Achilles injury (:19) before reviewing the Week 1 victory over the Bears – including QB Jordan Love's performance (6:25), RB Aaron Jones' impact (10:48), the defensive highlights (12:34), and the mix of veteran and rookie contributions (15:30). They also look at the other NFC North results from opening week (19:29).

Mike and Wes provide a final preview for the opener at Chicago, examining the Packers' injury situation at wide receiver (:34) and the potential opportunities for others, including WR Samori Toure (5:44). They also discuss the keys to victory, first on defense (11:07) and then on offense (19:09).

Mike and Wes discuss Week 1 opponent Chicago, examining the Bears' offense with QB Justin Fields (4:14), the defense anchored by its linebackers (9:07), and the potential atmosphere at Soldier Field (13:00). They also look at some of the young players on the Packers' roster making their NFL debuts (16:14).

Mike and Wes discuss the youth on the Packers' 53-man roster (:32), including the three undrafted rookies who made the team (5:27) – WR Malik Heath, RB Emanuel Wilson and LB Brenton Cox Jr. They also examine the small number of cornerbacks and large number of offensive linemen, and what that means (12:13). Finally, they share some more details of new P Daniel Whelan's story (17:19).

Mike and Wes discuss the preseason finale vs. Seattle (1:29), the sharp rise up the depth chart of T Rasheed Walker and WR Malik Heath (4:40), their selections for the most impressive rookie draft picks (7:53), the situation as it stands with the specialists (12:39), and the timeline for the pending roster decisions (16:49).

Mike and Wes discuss their observations from the last two public practices of training camp, including the return of LB Rashan Gary to team drills (:35), how the outside linebacker depth chart has changed (6:32), the ongoing back-and-forth competition on both sides of the ball (8:27), and what to watch for in the preseason finale (13:16).

Mike and Wes review the second preseason game vs. the Patriots, beginning with the positive update on New England's injured rookie CB Isaiah Bolden (:16), and including the No. 1 offense scoring another TD (1:59) and the defensive performance by LB Kingsley Enagbare (5:58). They also discuss the rookies on the defensive line (8:58) and the remaining competitions, including starting safety (11:05) and other depth positions (13:17).

Mike and Wes share their observations from the first of two joint practices with New England (:20), including the showing of the top units (6:07) and the continued search for a starting safety (13:47). They also look ahead to Saturday night's preseason game (16:29).

Mike and Wes review the preseason opener in Cincinnati, including the starters' brief action (:50), standout rookie performances by RB Emanuel Wilson (3:46), QB Sean Clifford (6:52) and WR Malik Heath (12:36), and the game ball handed out to LB Kenneth Odumegwu (16:43). They also review T Rasheed Walker's climb up the depth chart (23:09), Commissioner Roger Goodell's visit to Green Bay (26:45), and the return from injury of WR Grant DuBose (30:13) and TE Josiah Deguara (33:20).

Mike and Wes give their impressions of the Packers' joint practice with the Bengals (:34), including the work along the offensive and defensive lines (2:01), the challenges for QB Jordan Love (5:17), and another standout day for CB Carrington Valentine (7:55) in place of Jaire Alexander. They also preview the preseason opener (12:01).

Mike and Wes discuss the standouts from Family Night, including K Anders Carlson and LB Tariq Carpenter (:20), along with the young reserves on the defensive line (7:11), plus the tight ends and the concluding two-minute drill (10:16). They also look at the activation of LB Rashan Gary (15:15), the latest roster decision at QB (19:34) and the upcoming week in Cincinnati (22:43).

Join Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur and analyst Larry McCarren as they recap the Packers' Week 3 comeback win against the New Orleans Saints. This week's guest is Rudy Ford.

Join Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur and analyst Larry McCarren as they recap the Packers' Week 2 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons. This week's guest is Jayden Reed.

Join Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur and analyst Larry McCarren as they recap the Packers' Week 1 matchup against the Chicago Bears. This week's guest is Devonte Wyatt.

Join analyst Larry McCarren, editor Mike Spofford, and senior writer Wes Hodkiewicz as they give an advanced look at what to keep an eye out for from the 2023 Green Bay Packers. See exclusive 1-on-1 interviews with QB Jordan Love and LB Rashan Gary.

Jordy Nelson and Josh Sitton are the newest members of the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame. Larry McCarren sits down with both former players to discuss this incredible honor and relive some of the greatest memories from their time in Green Bay.

Join Packers analyst Larry McCarren, editor Mike Spofford, and senior writer Wes Hodkiewicz as they take a look at Green Bay's 13-player draft class.

Editor Mike Spofford takes a look at the college career of Green Bay Packers rookie QB Sean Clifford.

Green Bay Packers rookie LB Lukas Van Ness shares some off-the-field stories in this exclusive interview.

Editor Mike Spofford takes a look at some of the top playmakers in Green Bay's wide receiver room.

Packers analyst Larry McCarren joins Green Bay Packers rookie tight ends Luke Musgrave and Tucker Kraft to discuss goals for this season.

Larry, Spoff, and Wes recap the changes in Green Bay as the Packers prepare for the 2023 NFL Draft

Join Packers analyst Larry McCarren, senior writer Mike Spofford, and digital reporter Wes Hodkiewicz as they look back on Green Bay's 2022 season.

Join Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur and analyst Larry McCarren as they recap the regular season finale vs. the Detroit Lions. This week's guest DL Jarran Reed.

Join Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur and analyst Larry McCarren as they recap the Packers' Week 16 win against the Miami Dolphins. This week's guest is Marcedes Lewis.

Join Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur and analyst Larry McCarren as they recap the Packers' Week 15 win against the Los Angeles Rams. This week's guest is Keisean Nixon.

For nearly 100 years, the Union Hotel in De Pere, WI, has been in the family of siblings McKim and Mary Boyd. The ties to the Green Bay Packers are endless. Hear the stories about all the greats that have walked through their doors.

In 1998, Chuck Liddell was a little-known mixed martial artist at the dawn of his UFC career. He worked security at Super Bowl XXXII, watching his favorite team on the biggest stage. For the next 12 years, he rose to the top of the UFC and became a household name. When the Packers made it to Super Bowl XLV, Chuck returned to the big game as a UFC Hall of Famer to watch his beloved team win their 13th world championship. Hear from "The Iceman" on his unparalleled journey.

As Vince Lombardi always said: "God, family and the Green Bay Packers." That is the same credence held by the Sisters of Charity of St. Joan Antida in Milwaukee. Every Sunday, they gather to praise God and cheer on the green and gold.

Racing star and Cambridge, Wis., native Matt Kenseth has always lived life in the fast lane. When he's not chasing championships on the track, he takes time to cheer on his beloved Packers on their quest for another Lombardi trophy.

Packers fans in Chicago are hard to come by, but that doesn't keep John Vincent from singing the praises of the green and gold. The man with the voice of Sinatra has worked for Mike Ditka's restaurant since 2001 and has sang the national anthem at Lambeau Field for the past 15 years.

Menomonee Falls native Andy Hurley always knew two things: he was going to play drums for a living and he was going to live and breathe the Green Bay Packers. The Fall Out Boy drummer takes us on a ride through his early Packers memories and the rise of punk music's hottest band.

Your shrine is the true way to show your passion for the Green Bay Packers. First, we go inside Glory Days Sports Pub and uncover Mark Schneider's vast collection of Packers history. Then, behold a one-of-a-kind model of Lambeau Field inside the shrine of Beloit native Ron Tanner.

For senior level executives, detaching from work can often prove quite difficult. Atlanta Braves executive Mike Plant and his family know all too well the challenges associated with creating work-life balance. When Mike's able to step away from the rigors of leading development for the Braves, he and his family return to his Wisconsin roots to embrace their shared love for the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field.

For nearly 50 years, Rick Harnowski has turned his love of tattoos into a way of life. He's lost count of the number of Packers players he's tattooed. Whether it comes from Earl Dotson, Donald Driver, Charles Woodson, or Morgan Burnett, the recommendation in the Packers locker room has always been the same: "Go see Rick."

West Allis native Dan Jansen will forever be recognized for his comeback and triumph in the 1994 Winter Olympics, but following his career as a speed skater, he's dedicated his life to an even greater good through his work with his foundation. Olympic gold medalist Dan Jansen shares his story of perseverance and perspective, as well as a few of his favorite Packers memories.

Deep in the heart of Eagles country, on the eastern edge of Pennsylvania, sits the Borough of Slatington and popular watering hole, the Old Post Inn. But on gamedays, you'll find Packers fans flocking to the Old Post Inn, not Eagles fans. You'll meet a one-of-a-kind fan base that goes to great lengths to showcase their love of the green and gold.

Glen Christensen may have moved to Grapevine, Texas, but his heart remains in Green Bay. That's why he has spent years building a collection of Packers memorabilia that is one of the rarest of its kind. Step inside "The Christensen Collection" and behold these prized Packers' possessions.

More than 130,000 fans find themselves waiting for decades to become a Packers season ticket holder. The wait is finally over for a pair of families that now have seats they can call their own inside historic Lambeau Field.

Part two of "The Green Bay Packers Collection," curated by Sports & the Arts. This episode features the work completed by the artists who have direct Wisconsin ties or an affinity for the green & gold.

NPR personality Stephen Thompson is a Packers fan and he wants you to know about it. He hits the airwaves weekly on his wildly-famous podcast "Pop Culture Happy Hour," to talk about everything he's a fan of: music, books, movies and of course the Green Bay Packers.