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Each and every interview from all ESPN Wisconsin shows. If you missed your favorite analyst or athlete, you can find them here!2024, Good Karma Brands, LLC Baloncesto Béisbol y Sóftbol Fútbol (Americano) Política y Gobierno
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  • Evan Cohen on Packers vs Bears Wild Card Matchup & Distractions Surrounding Matt LaFleur! - Jim, Matt & Molly

    Evan Cohen on Packers vs Bears Wild Card Matchup & Distractions Surrounding Matt LaFleur! - Jim, Matt & Molly
    Jan 10 2026
    20 m
  • Craig Karmazin on College Football Chaos, NFL Coaching Myths & Officiating Double Standards

    Craig Karmazin on College Football Chaos, NFL Coaching Myths & Officiating Double Standards
    Jan 9 2026
    It’s Friday, and that means a free-flowing, wide-ranging conversation — this time diving well beyond the Packers. In this segment, Craig Karmazin joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy for a thoughtful and occasionally hilarious discussion that touches everything from Hail Mary officiating controversies to why college football culture almost never translates to the NFL. 🏈 The Hail Mary problem The conversation opens with frustration over how Hail Mary plays are officiated differently than every other snap: Why obvious pass interference goes uncalled Why officials suddenly change standards at the end of games Whether teams deserve “one more play” when a receiver is clearly grabbed The group compares it to controversial late fouls in college basketball and debates whether outcomes should be decided by rule exceptions. 🚫 Targeting & intent Craig explains why targeting rules are so difficult to enforce: Intent is nearly impossible to judge at full speed Player trajectory can’t change instantly Why punishing players for physics creates bad outcomes The takeaway: player safety matters, but the current rule often fails both players and fans. 🎓 College vs NFL coaching — why culture fails The discussion shifts into one of the strongest takes of the segment: Culture matters far more in college than it ever will in the NFL. Craig explains why: College coaches mold teenagers NFL coaches manage fully formed professionals Ego count jumps from 6 to 53 overnight They debate Dan Lanning, Kurt Cignetti, Nick Saban, and why even legendary college coaches struggle when they try to make the jump. 🧠 Why the NFL is a different sport Craig argues that NFL success is less about culture and more about: Scheme adaptability Ego management Quarterback alignment Willingness to pivot Tom Coughlin is used as an example of someone who succeeded only after changing his personality. 🍻 Bonus Friday chaos The segment also includes: Chewy’s monthly bourbon hour Bears fans being the most annoying fans in Wisconsin bars Why Packers fans don’t need to announce themselves Lighthearted banter that reminds listeners this is still Jen, Gabe & Chewy 🎧 Smart debate, strong opinions, and classic Friday energy — only on Jen, Gabe & Chewy. College football, NFL coaching, Hail Mary rule, pass interference debate, targeting rule, college vs NFL coaches, Nick Saban, John Harbaugh, Dan Lanning, Kurt Cignetti, Tom Coughlin, Packers Bears rivalry, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy
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    17 m
  • Schefter: Seven Teams Called John Harbaugh in 45 Minutes — What That Means for LaFleur

    Schefter: Seven Teams Called John Harbaugh in 45 Minutes — What That Means for LaFleur
    Jan 7 2026
    ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy with major breaking news: John Harbaugh has been fired after 18 seasons, and the NFL coaching market exploded instantly. Schefter reveals that within 45 minutes of Harbaugh’s firing, seven teams reached out to his agent — including organizations that currently have head coaches. He compares the situation to “cheating on your spouse,” explaining how quietly teams must operate when exploring upgrades without blowing up their current locker room. The conversation naturally turns to Green Bay and Matt LaFleur. Schefter explains why LaFleur’s situation is unresolved but clear: The Packers want him back LaFleur wants to be back The real issue is money, term, and approach Schefter lays out what a fair deal might look like, using Ben Johnson’s rumored salary as a baseline and stressing that how the Packers negotiate matters more than the final number. Come in low, and you risk alienating a coach who would immediately have options across the league. Other key insights include: Why Harbaugh instantly became the hottest candidate in football Why Sean McDermott (and others) should be nervous after this firing Why modern NFL teams prioritize offensive head coaches tied to quarterbacks Why LaFleur would have a job “in a moment” if he ever hit the open market How Ed Policy’s leadership style remains largely unknown — but influential The segment wraps with a preview of Packers–Bears, with Schefter calling it the best-case scenario matchup for Green Bay — but also the most devastating loss possible if it goes wrong. 🎧 A must-listen, league-wide perspective on coaching power, leverage, and why the Packers’ biggest offseason decision may already be taking shape. Packers, Green Bay Packers, Adam Schefter, John Harbaugh fired, Matt LaFleur contract, NFL coaching carousel, Ben Johnson salary, NFL head coaches, Packers offseason, Ed Policy, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy
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    15 m
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