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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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  • Adam Schefter: Malik Willis’ Price Tag, Kyler Murray Released, & Aaron Rodgers’ Next Team (Steelers? Vikings?)

    Adam Schefter: Malik Willis’ Price Tag, Kyler Murray Released, & Aaron Rodgers’ Next Team (Steelers? Vikings?)
    Mar 4 2026
    ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy for a packed, newsy conversation that hits the biggest storylines shaping the NFL offseason — and what they could mean for the Green Bay Packers and the NFC North. 030426 JGC HOUR 1 We start with the quarterback carousel, including why the Malik Willis market is heating up and what teams are weighing when comparing a bigger Willis contract to cheaper veteran options. Then we pivot to the latest on Aaron Rodgers’ next move, with Pittsburgh sounding like the most likely fit — and Minnesota still lurking depending on how their plans shake out. 030426 JGC HOUR 1 Schefter also breaks down the offseason calendar and league-wide trends: why the NFL Combine isn’t going anywhere (even with fewer participants and more Pro Days), what the NFLPA team “report card” grades mean when they go public, and why franchise tags are being used less — plus a clear explanation of the transition tag and what it means for a player like Daniel Jones. 030426 JGC HOUR 1 Finally, we hit the trade rumor board: why teams are monitoring Maxx Crosby and what it would look like if a contender pries him loose, plus the chatter around A.J. Brown and how teams react when they hear the asking price. 030426 JGC HOUR 1 Segment Timestamps 0:00 – Adam Schefter joins the show 030426 JGC HOUR 1 1:05 – Malik Willis free agency: market, money, and team decisions 030426 JGC HOUR 1 3:15 – Is the NFL Combine going away? Why it still matters 030426 JGC HOUR 1 5:20 – Aaron Rodgers: Steelers vs. other possibilities (including Vikings) 030426 JGC HOUR 1 6:20 – NFLPA report card grades: fallout and what teams do with it 030426 JGC HOUR 1 7:25 – Trade watch: Maxx Crosby + A.J. Brown rumors and timing 030426 JGC HOUR 1 10:05 – Franchise tag trends + why teams avoid it more now 030426 JGC HOUR 1 12:15 – Daniel Jones transition tag: how it works (and what teams give up) 030426 JGC HOUR 1 13:10 – How seriously teams take those NFLPA grades 030426 JGC HOUR 1 Keywords: Green Bay Packers, NFL Free Agency, Malik Willis, Aaron Rodgers, Pittsburgh Steelers, Minnesota Vikings, Kyler Murray, Maxx Crosby trade rumors, A.J. Brown, NFL Combine, franchise tag, transition tag, NFLPA report cards, Matt LaFleur.
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  • Dom Cotroneo on The Homer Hour

    Dom Cotroneo on The Homer Hour
    Mar 3 2026
    Brewers insider Dom Cotroneo joined The Homer Hour to break down what’s happening in Spring Training and why the Brewers’ long-term plan continues to work. The conversation centered around Milwaukee’s patient, development-driven model and why investing in pitching depth and player development makes more sense than overspending on veteran arms. Dom explained how the Brewers are handling Jacob Misiorowski’s workload, why 150 innings could be the target, and how the organization is building toward October rather than chasing April headlines. He also highlighted other arms to watch this season and made the case that Milwaukee’s roster heading into camp may actually be stronger than the one that won 97 games last year. The big takeaway: the Brewers’ sustainable blueprint isn’t about splash — it’s about smart, steady, long-term success.
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    25 m
  • Packers Drop in NFLPA Grades — Are Owners Afraid of Accountability?

    Packers Drop in NFLPA Grades — Are Owners Afraid of Accountability?
    Feb 27 2026
    The NFLPA released its annual player report cards — and the Packers dropped from 7th to 21st. But the bigger story? NFL owners tried to block the grades from becoming public. In this Friday conversation on Jen, Gabe & Chewy, Good Karma Brands founder and CEO Craig Karmazin reacts to the controversy, breaking down what these grades actually mean — and why billionaire NFL owners may not love being evaluated by their own players. 022726 Craig on JGC 🏈 Owners Don’t Like Being Graded Craig explains the dynamic clearly: NFL owners are mega-billionaires. They are rarely publicly evaluated. Now players are grading them. There’s even an “Owner” grade on the report card. For organizations used to operating without public scrutiny, that’s uncomfortable. Craig’s take: This isn’t necessarily about the Packers getting worse. It’s about other teams investing heavily to avoid embarrassment. Nobody wants an F next to their name. 📊 What Do You Actually Do With Bad Grades? The conversation shifts to leadership philosophy. When your organization gets: A C in the training room A drop in coaching grades A lower overall ranking Do you panic? Or do you contextualize? Craig explains how his own company handles internal surveys: Read the comments, not just the scores Look at timing and context Determine whether lower “likability” equals lower effectiveness Just because Matt LaFleur dropped from an A-minus to a B-minus doesn’t automatically mean he’s worse at his job. 🧠 The “Best Friend at Work” Question One of the most interesting moments comes when Craig explains why organizations ask: “Do you have a best friend at work?” It’s not fluffy. Research shows it’s the question most correlated with: Engagement Retention High performance When teammates feel connected, organizations win. That philosophy applies to football teams, too. 🏀 Bucks 8-2 Without Giannis The segment also pivots to the Milwaukee Bucks, who are 8-2 in their last 10 games — despite Giannis being out. Craig credits: Resilience Youth stepping up Trade deadline noise lifting He suggests the heavy trade speculation earlier may have weighed on the locker room more than fans realized. With that cloud gone, the team looks freer — and more dangerous. ⚖️ The Bottom Line The Packers’ grade drop isn’t a five-alarm fire. But the NFL trying to suppress transparency? That’s revealing. When billionaires don’t want to be graded, it tells you something. And whether it’s player surveys or playoff pushes, accountability and culture still matter — on and off the field. 🎧 A smart, leadership-focused conversation about NFL transparency, Packers perception, and Bucks momentum — with Craig Karmazin on Jen, Gabe & Chewy.
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