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Jason Wilde, host of ESPN Wisconsin's Wilde & Tausch, is in his 25th season covering the Green Bay Packers, having written for ESPN.com, ESPN Wisconsin, the Wisconsin State Journal, and now The Athletic. Any time Jason joins any ESPN Wisconsin program, yo2024, Good Karma Brands, LLC Fútbol (Americano) Política y Gobierno
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  • Jason Wilde on Packers Offseason Questions -- Free Agency, Rich Bisaccia, & Next No. 2 QB? - on Jim, Matt & Molly

    Jason Wilde on Packers Offseason Questions -- Free Agency, Rich Bisaccia, & Next No. 2 QB? - on Jim, Matt & Molly
    Mar 4 2026
    Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to talk about the latest questions (and lack of answers) circling the Green Bay Packers this offseason! How does Bears center Drew Dahlman's retirement impact the Packers in free agency, and is it safer to ask which NFC North is winning the most this offseason or which team is just losing the least? They also discuss what Rich Bisaccia's departure for Clemson says about his decision to apparently leave the Packers, what the NFLPA report card grades really mean for Matt LaFleur as a head coach, and could Justin Fields or Mitch Trubisky succeed Malik Willis as the Packers' next QB2?
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    22 m
  • Jason Wilde on The Homer Hour

    Jason Wilde on The Homer Hour
    Mar 3 2026
    Packers reporter Jason Wilde joined The Homer Hour to break down the latest offseason developments from Titletown, including what Brian Gutekunst’s recent comments really mean. The guys discussed the Seahawks’ decision not to tag their Super Bowl MVP running back and what that says about roster-building philosophy — and whether the Packers would ever take a similar approach. Wilde added context to Gutekunst’s “absolutely” comments about key players returning, noting that “under contract” doesn’t always mean guaranteed. The conversation also touched on Rashan Gary’s future, how the Packers balance loyalty with cap flexibility, and whether Green Bay’s offseason plan is aggressive enough to keep pace in the NFC. The segment closed with a broader debate: over the next five years, which franchise is better positioned — the Packers or the Seahawks?
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    19 m
  • Jason Wilde: Were the Packers Blindsided by Rich Bisaccia?

    Jason Wilde: Were the Packers Blindsided by Rich Bisaccia?
    Mar 3 2026
    Rich Bisaccia is headed to Clemson. The Packers say they were blindsided. So what actually happened? In this Jason Wilde segment on Jen, Gabe & Chewy, the longtime Packers insider breaks down Bisaccia’s departure, what it says about Green Bay’s special teams philosophy, and whether the veteran coordinator ultimately became the scapegoat. 030326 Jason on JGC 🏈 Were the Packers Caught Off Guard? Jason says he believes the Packers when they claim they didn’t expect Bisaccia to leave. But he also acknowledges something important: Inside the building, there are people who feel it was “too little, too late” for the organization to publicly emphasize how valuable he was to the team’s culture. That messaging shift matters. 🎯 The Return Game Problem Jason doesn’t sugarcoat it: The Packers’ inability to find a legitimate punt or kick return threat was malpractice. After the excitement of the Keyshawn Nixon era, Green Bay never found a replacement who could flip field position or create anticipation. And whether that’s: Brian Gutekunst Matt LaFleur Bisaccia Or all three The failure was collective. 🧠 Was He the Scapegoat? The question gets asked directly: Did Bisaccia get tired of absorbing blame for issues beyond his control? Jason admits that’s possible. While coverage units improved and the punting situation stabilized, the narrative around special teams remained overwhelmingly negative. He describes Bisaccia as a “genuine article” — a coach who authentically cares about players — and notes that coaches like that aren’t always protected publicly when results don’t follow. ⚖️ The Bigger Takeaway This wasn’t just about special teams rankings. It was about perception, messaging, and philosophy. If the Packers valued him as much as they now say they did — why wasn’t that clearer earlier? And if the return game was such a priority — why was the personnel approach so hesitant? 🏁 The Bottom Line Rich Bisaccia leaving isn’t a crisis. But it is revealing. It shows: Messaging matters. Philosophy matters. And when performance and perception diverge, someone usually pays the price. 🎧 A thoughtful, insider breakdown of Bisaccia’s departure and what it says about the Packers’ internal dynamics — with Jason Wilde on Jen, Gabe & Chewy.
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    14 m
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