The Homer Hour is a Wisconsin sports talk show led by longtime host Homer, drawing on his 34 years covering the local market. He is joined by former Packers Bryan Bulaga and Gary Ellerson, along with ESPN's John Anderson, for candid commentary and strong opinions. The program blends Packers and Wisconsin sports discussion with familiar personalities and lively debate.
Episodes
The Packers’ Deadline Plan Is Already Working
Kyle Wallace fills in for Homer to break down the Packers’ decision to stand pat at the trade deadline. Kyle explains why Green Bay’s biggest moves may have already happened with Kevin Zeitler, Laken Tomlinson, Mekhi Becton, and Caleb Johnson.
Kyle also defends Jordan Love against Bears fans, debates whether the Packers should have pursued Jonathan Taylor, and takes calls from Packers fans about
Breaking Down the Packers’ Statement Win with Bulaga
The Packers scored more points than any opponent in Gillette Stadium history, and the Homer Hour breaks down every reason the win was so impressive. Homer, Brian Bulaga, and Jason Wilde discuss Jordan Love’s elite performance, Matthew Golden’s domination of Christian Gonzalez, Christian Watson’s big game, and a Packers defense that continues to create margin for error.
The guys identify their thr
The Bears Are Better Than The Packers?
It’s the Gary Ellerson addition of the Homer Hour! Gary and Homer break down how the Packers match up against the Patriots this weekend and share their expectations for the game. They also debate whether the Chicago Bears are the best team in the NFL TODAY! their answer may surprise AND disappoint you!
Brewers Legends Unite! Wilde & 755 Join Homer
Homer continues celebrating the Milwaukee Brewers' historic World Series championship and explains why their dominant postseason run has changed the franchise forever! Jason Wilde joins the show with the latest on Micah Parsons' return to Packers practice, his recovery timeline, and what Green Bay fans should realistically expect when he gets back on the field. Former Brewers pitcher Jerry Augusti
Brewers Champions Forever! Wilde & TVV Join Homer
Homer celebrates the Milwaukee Brewers' historic World Series championship and explains why this title means more than any future championship ever could. Jason Wilde joins the show to break down the Green Bay Packers' improving defense under Jonathan Gannon, offensive line struggles, and the ongoing debate over Aaron Banks, Laken Tomlinson, and Kevin Zeitler. Homer also shares his outlook on the
Jason Wilde and Bryan Bulaga on Josh Jacobs’ Celebration, the Packers’ Offensive Line and Wisconsin’s Iowa Disaster
Homer, Bryan Bulaga, and Jason Wilde discuss the fallout from Josh Jacobs’ controversial touchdown celebration, the possibility of additional NFL discipline, and why Jacobs needs to avoid creating more distractions. Plus, the Packers’ offensive line remains a mystery with Kevin Zeitler still sidelined, Bryan explains why Green Bay’s run game is struggling, and the guys react to Wisconsin’s embarra
Brewers WORLD SERIES Parade Takes Over Milwaukee & Jeff Levering Reflects on HISTORY!
On The Homer Hour, Homer and Gary Ellerson celebrate the Brewers' first World Series championship live from 3rd Street Market Hall! The guys debate what this title means to Wisconsin sports history, why fans should appreciate the moment instead of worrying about the next championship and how the Brewers have joined the Packers and Bucks in bringing titles to Wisconsin.
Then, Brewers broadcaster J
Brewers World Series HEARTBREAK & Jason Wilde Says The Miz MUST DELIVER!
On The Homer Hour, Homer reacts to the Brewers' heartbreaking Game 4 loss to the Rays and reflects on Cooper Pratt's incredible 12th-inning home run that nearly delivered Milwaukee its first World Series championship. Homer explains why the missed opportunity to complete a historic postseason sweep hurts, but believes winning the championship will erase the disappointment.
Then, Jason Wilde joins
Brewers 27 OUTS From HISTORY & Greg Matzek Predicts a WORLD SERIES SWEEP!
On The Homer Hour, Kyle Wallace fills in for Homer as the Brewers prepare for Game 4 of the World Series, just one win away from their first championship in franchise history! Kyle reflects on Milwaukee's 44-year wait, the incredible eight-run fifth inning in Game 3 and why he believes the Rays have no chance of mounting a comeback.
Then, Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss the Packers' frustra
Packers Have a KICKER CRISIS & Brian Bulaga Questions Green Bay's Offensive Line Decisions!
On The Homer Hour, Homer and Brian Bulaga react to the Packers' frustrating loss to the Lions, questioning how Green Bay managed to waste another winnable game. The guys praise John Williams' surprising performance at center and Keisean Nixon's clutch defensive play but explain why missed field goals, dropped passes and penalties overshadowed everything positive.
Then, Jason Wilde joins the show
Jordan Love Is Getting DESTROYED & Brian Bulaga DEMANDS Packers Fix Their Offensive Line!
On The Homer Hour, Homer and Brian Bulaga broadcast live from Buffalo Wild Wings in West Allis and debate whether Josh Jacobs' return can actually fix the Packers' struggling rushing attack. Bulaga explains why Green Bay's offensive line remains the bigger problem and argues Kevin Zeitler could have an even greater impact than Jacobs.
Then, Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss Jordan Love's back
Josh Jacobs BREAKS HIS SILENCE & Jason Wilde Reveals MAJOR Jordan Love Concern!
On The Homer Hour, Kyle Wallace fills in for Homer and defends his belief that Brandon Woodruff belongs on the Brewers' World Series roster. After getting roasted by Ben and Will, Kyle makes his case for why a healthy Woodruff could be the perfect Game 4 opener. Even Will changes his mind and admits Woodruff could be a valuable weapon against Tampa Bay!
Then, Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss
Brewers Are WORLD SERIES Favorites & Jason Wilde Reveals Packers' Biggest Concern!
On The Homer Hour, Homer celebrates the Brewers' upcoming World Series matchup with the Rays and debates whether Milwaukee's championship expectations have reached an all-time high. After spending years as underdogs, the Brewers are now favorites, and Homer wonders whether anything short of a championship would be a disappointment.
Then, Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss Josh Jacobs' return a
Packers Defense Is LEGIT? Bulaga, Wilde & Doug Gottlieb
It's a chaotic edition of The Homer Hour as Steve "Homer" True broadcasts from Green Bay alongside former Packers offensive lineman Bryan Bulaga! The guys break down Green Bay's dominant win over the Dallas Cowboys, Jonathan Gannon's impressive defense, and whether the Packers are becoming legitimate NFC contenders. UW-Green Bay basketball coach Doug Gottlieb unexpectedly joins the show for a wide
Brewers Make HISTORY & Is Pat Murphy Building a DYNASTY in Milwaukee?!
On The Homer Hour, Homer and Gary Ellerson celebrate the Brewers reaching their first World Series in 44 years after completing a historic sweep of the Dodgers. Gary breaks out a vintage Hank Aaron Milwaukee Braves jersey to honor the city's baseball history, while the guys debate whether a Brewers World Series championship would mean more to Wisconsin than another Packers Super Bowl.
Then, is Pat
Brewers Can Make HISTORY Tonight & Brian Bulaga EXPOSES Packers' Biggest Concern!
On The Homer Hour, Homer and Brian Bulaga get ready for Brewers-Dodgers Game 4 as Milwaukee looks to complete a historic revenge sweep and reach its first World Series since 1982. Brian believes the Dodgers are mentally broken after three devastating losses and explains why the Brewers' incredible clubhouse chemistry reminds him of the closest teams he played on in Green Bay. The guys also discuss
Brewers Are WEARING DOWN the Dodgers & Jason Wilde Reveals the Latest on Parsons and Jacobs
On The Homer Hour, Homer gets ready for Brewers-Dodgers Game 3 with another edition of Rain Man, where a caller nearly sets a trivia record answering questions about Milwaukee's postseason run. Homer also debates whether the Brewers and Packers could both be playing Sunday night and why Milwaukee's incredible October has fans dreaming of their first World Series appearance since 1982.
Then, Jason
Brewers Are WEARING DOWN the Dodgers & Jason Wilde Reveals When Micah Parsons Could Return
On The Homer Hour, Steve "Homer" True is fired up after the Brewers took a commanding 2-0 NLCS lead over the Dodgers, but there's one thing he absolutely cannot stand: MLB's postseason scheduling format. Homer argues the 2-3-2 setup unfairly allows the lower-seeded team to host more games through Game 5 and demands baseball adopt the NBA's 2-2-1-1-1 format. He also dives into the skyrocketing cost
Gary Ellerson Reveals WILD Ditka vs. Gregg Story & Why Packers-Bears Used to Be WAR
On The Homer Hour, Steve "Homer" True and Gary Ellerson remember legendary Bears coach Mike Ditka following his passing at 86, and Gary shares an incredible firsthand story about the hatred between Ditka and former Packers coach Forrest Gregg. Gary recalls the two coaches charging at each other underneath Soldier Field before a game, forcing Ezra Johnson and Richard Dent to physically restrain the
Brewers Fever, Packers Concerns & John Anderson
Homer broadcasts live from Buffalo Wild Wings in New Berlin with Packers-Bears ticket giveaways and another round of Rain Man trivia. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss why the Packers' Super Bowl window may be more realistic next season, their struggling run game, and the challenge of facing the Bears. Former ESPN colleague John Anderson shares his emotional roller coaster watching the Brewers
Brewers-Padres Has Homer in DISBELIEF & Jason Wilde Still Sees 11 Wins for Green Bay
On The Homer Hour, Homer is completely consumed by Brewers-Padres Game 4 after three games he calls unlike anything he’s ever experienced. Every matchup has remained razor-close into the ninth inning, with runners on base and one play capable of flipping the entire series. Homer’s confidence hasn’t changed: the Brewers will find a way. In fact, he says the Packers could lose by 50 Sunday and he wo
Brewers Can WIN IT ALL & Homer Is Done Caring HOW They Do It
On The Homer Hour, Homer is counting down the hours until Brewers-Padres Game 3 and has reached a new level of confidence: he doesn’t even care whether Milwaukee wins tonight because he believes they’ll find a way to win the series. The bigger scoreboard he’s watching might be Dodgers-Braves, where an Atlanta upset could remove baseball’s biggest heavyweight from Milwaukee’s path. But even if Los
Packers Win But Lose Edgerrin Cooper & Bulaga Says Chicago Will POUND the Run
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and Bryan Bulaga react to another Packers win that somehow came with a devastating price. Edgerrin Cooper is lost for the season, and Bulaga calls it a massive blow because Green Bay simply cannot scheme its way into replacing his athleticism. Cooper was the defense’s coverage linebacker and one of the few players capable of tilting the field, making his absen
Packers Must PROTECT Jordan Love & Gary Ellerson Has the Plan to Fix the Offense
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and Gary Ellerson look ahead to a pivotal weekend for the Packers and debate whether Green Bay can still become the second-half team Gary envisioned before the season. Getting to 2-2 would keep the Packers within striking distance, but Gary admits the offensive line has been significantly worse than he expected. He likes the additions of Kevin Zeitler, Laken T
Packers O-Line Disaster Was AVOIDABLE & Bulaga Questions What Green Bay Saw in Camp
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and Bryan Bulaga explain why fixing the offensive line matters more than anything else happening with the Packers, including losing Jayden Reed for the season. Bulaga says Green Bay still has receiving options like Matthew Golden, but none of them matter if Jordan Love is getting hit before routes can develop. The bigger concern is whether veterans Kevin Zeitl
Packers REMAKE Their O-Line in One Week & Jason Wilde Says “It’s Never Been This Bad”
On The Homer Hour, the Packers’ unprecedented offensive-line overhaul takes center stage after Green Bay adds Kevin Zeitler, Laken Tomlinson and Mekhi Becton in a matter of days. Jason Wilde says all three could potentially play against Tampa Bay and explains why Zeitler’s signing is particularly significant. Green Bay paid him real money, and Wilde believes that signals the Packers view the veter
Packers Are DESPERATE for O-Line Help & Is Kevin Zeitler the Answer?
On The Homer Hour, Homer reacts to the Packers continuing their frantic search for offensive-line help, including a visit with 36-year-old Kevin Zeitler. Jason Wilde explains why Zeitler would be different from the additions of Laken Tomlinson and Mekhi Becton, especially if Green Bay is willing to spend significant money to bring him in. The guys debate whether a completely revamped line featurin
Packers O-Line Is a DISASTER & Bulaga Says Jordan Love Can’t Survive This
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and Bryan Bulaga are still trying to comprehend what happened against Atlanta. Bulaga watched the game back multiple times and still can’t explain how Green Bay repeatedly blew basic assignments, including four offensive linemen blocking two defenders while Jordan Love was crushed by a free rusher. After giving the line some grace against Brian Flores and Minn
Are the Packers the WORST Team in the NFL? LaFleur Looks Lost & the O-Line Is Broken
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and Gary Ellerson try to make sense of the Packers after their humiliating loss to Atlanta. Homer asks a question that hasn’t felt legitimate in decades: are the Packers one of the worst teams in football? Gary boils Green Bay’s problems down to three fundamentals: they can’t run the football, they can’t stop the run and they lead the league in penalties. As G
Packers O-Line Is in SHAMBLES & Who Deserves the Blame?
Kyle Wallace fills in on The Homer Hour and wastes no time sounding the alarm over the Packers’ offensive line. Aaron Banks has officially been ruled out against Atlanta, Zach Tom is done for the season and Green Bay could be forced to protect Jordan Love with a completely reshuffled group. Kyle asks who deserves the most blame for a unit that has struggled to protect Love, establish the run and k
Brewers Built a Baseball Machine & Is THIS Finally the World Series Team?
The Homer Hour is live from American Family Field for the Rally for October as Homer and Jerry Augustine celebrate a Brewers organization headed to the postseason for the eighth time in nine years and coming off its fourth consecutive NL Central championship. Augustine explains how Milwaukee has built one of baseball’s premier organizations through player development, pitching infrastructure and f
Packers Survive, O-Line Is Decimated & Defense Gives Green Bay Real Hope
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and Bryan Bulaga celebrate the most important fact from Sunday: the Packers won the game. But once they move beyond the final score, Bulaga admits Green Bay’s 20-17 overtime escape against the Jets was beyond ugly. The offense showed almost no life for much of the afternoon, while the defense and special teams repeatedly kept the Packers alive.
Jason Wilde jo
Packers Are “Hall of Fame Flinchers,” O-Line Communication Breakdown & Can They Respond?
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and Gary Ellerson are still trying to understand how the Packers let another game completely unravel. Gary’s biggest concern remains an offensive line in “shambles,” especially after Green Bay spent the offseason evaluating Anthony Belton and Jagger Burton only to start Jacob Monk and Donovan Jennings. The guys question why changes weren’t made during the Viki
Protect Jordan Love at ALL Costs & Who Starts on the Packers O-Line?
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and Bryan Bulaga agree on the biggest takeaway from Week 1: the Packers cannot allow Jordan Love to take another beating like that. Bulaga calls Love’s performance phenomenal considering he was hit 18 times and explains how much more dangerous Green Bay’s offense could become if the protection improves even slightly. The guys expect changes at guard and debate
Packers Shuffle the O-Line, Jordan Love’s Secret Weapon & Brewers Ready for October
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True gets the latest from Jason Wilde on how the Packers could respond to their Week 1 offensive-line disaster. Aaron Banks returned to practice on a limited basis, but Wilde says Green Bay could turn to Jagger Burton at left guard and even move Anthony Belton back to right guard. With the Jets looming, Wilde explains why an 0-2 start would turn the volume way up o
Did LaFleur Misunderstand “Finishing”? Packers O-Line Changes & Can They Bounce Back?
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and Jason Wilde continue dissecting the Packers’ collapse in Minnesota and Matt LaFleur’s decision to take three points off the board. Wilde believes LaFleur’s offseason obsession with “finishing” may have actually influenced him to become overly aggressive on fourth-and-one. With Green Bay’s defense controlling Carson Wentz and the crowd quiet, Wilde argues t
Packers Have an O-Line Problem, Jordan Love Needs Protection & Where’s the Toughness?
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and Bryan Bulaga try to explain how the Packers went from controlling Minnesota for three quarters to completely collapsing in the fourth. Bulaga argues the warning signs were there all afternoon, with Jordan Love repeatedly escaping pressure and making spectacular plays despite shaky protection. He explains why Green Bay failed to properly adjust with screens
How Good Are the Packers Really? Jordan Love’s Week 1 Burden & O-Line Concerns
Alex Strouf fills in for Steve “Homer” True alongside Gary Ellerson on The Homer Hour as the guys try to figure out just how good the Packers can actually be in 2026. Strouf believes Green Bay’s ceiling could be among the best teams in football, but questions surrounding the offensive line, Josh Jacobs’ absence, Micah Parsons’ injury and a brand-new defense leave plenty of uncertainty. Gary agrees
Rodgers vs. LaFleur, Packers O-Line Concerns & When Will Josh Jacobs Return?
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and Bryan Bulaga react to Aaron Rodgers’ comments about his eventual return to Green Bay and whether lingering issues with people inside the Packers organization could complicate his homecoming. Bulaga explains why Rodgers’ accomplishments guarantee he’ll eventually be honored in Green Bay regardless of how things ended and why time has only made it easier to
Packers Need Edgerrin Cooper, Brewers’ Playoff Rotation & Is Robert Gasser the No. 3?
On The Homer Hour, Jason Wilde joins Steve “Homer” True to look ahead to Packers-Vikings and identify who needs to step up while Micah Parsons is sidelined. Wilde explains why Edgerrin Cooper could be Green Bay’s best option to manufacture pressure, including potentially using him off the edge in Jonathan Gannon’s defense. The guys also discuss Josh Jacobs’ upcoming court date and why the Packers
Packers-Vikings Concerns, Luke Fickell’s Future & Who Is the Brewers’ No. 3 Starter?
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True says the Luke Fickell debate is going to follow Wisconsin all season long. Homer predicts the Badgers will land somewhere between six and eight wins and argues Fickell’s future will ultimately depend on whether Wisconsin shows legitimate progress now that the program has more resources to work with.
Jason Wilde joins the show and says the Packers’ offensive l
Badgers-Notre Dame Preview, Luke Fickell’s Wisconsin Problem & Can Money Fix It?
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and former Badger and Packer Gary Ellerson preview Wisconsin’s matchup with Notre Dame at Lambeau Field. Homer argues a Badgers win would rank among the biggest upsets in program history, while Gary explains why the opener may actually be Wisconsin’s best chance to catch Notre Dame before either team fully knows what it has. Still, Gary believes the Irish are
Jordan Love vs. the Blitz, Packers O-Line Questions & Bulaga on Week 1
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and Bryan Bulaga get into the football weeds on what Packers fans should watch along the offensive line, including how protections work, how pass rushers set up their moves and why the center can give you a clue about where the protection is headed before the snap. Bulaga also explains why having two tackles capable of surviving one-on-one can completely chang
Josh Jacobs Limbo, Packers’ Running Back Questions & Waiting for The Miz
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True is counting down the minutes until Jacob Misiorowski takes the mound against the Cubs and dives into just how dominant The Miz has been this season. Plus, Rain Man turns into a full-on Brewers and Misiorowski trivia session as Milwaukee looks to build off its bounce-back win at Wrigley.
Jason Wilde joins Homer to try to make sense of Josh Jacobs’ uncertain st
Josh Jacobs Suspension Expectations, Tucker Kraft Contract Frustration & Packers Week 1 Questions
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True dives into the uncertainty surrounding Josh Jacobs and why the history of the commissioner’s exempt list suggests Packers fans should prepare for him to miss games. Jason Wilde joins the show and explains why he expects Jacobs to eventually receive a suspension, what the Packers’ public support of their running back could tell us, and why the NFL’s own investi
Josh Jacobs’ Uncertain Timeline & What It Means for the Packers
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and former Packers offensive lineman Bryan Bulaga try to make sense of Josh Jacobs being placed on the NFL commissioner’s exempt list. Bulaga explains how the list works, why Jacobs can continue getting paid while being unable to practice or play, and why the lack of a defined timetable makes this situation so unusual.
Homer and Bulaga debate how long Jacobs
Josh Jacobs’ Status, Tucker Kraft’s Contract & Packers O-Line Confidence
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and former Packers offensive lineman Bryan Bulaga react to the latest surrounding Josh Jacobs after the Packers running back was formally charged with two misdemeanors. The guys discuss what it could mean for Jacobs’ availability, whether Green Bay can trust MarShawn Lloyd to handle a larger workload, and if the Packers may need to add another running back bef
MarShawn Lloyd’s Big Opportunity & College Football's New Reality
On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True dives into the rapidly changing world of college football and debates whether Wisconsin should be allowed to add players with previous NFL experience. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss why MarShawn Lloyd needs a heavy workload in the Packers’ final preseason action, whether Green Bay can trust him as the backup to Josh Jacobs, and why the offensive line st
Depth issues on the Packers O-Line?
On this episode of The Homer Hour with Bryan Bulaga, the conversation turns to a major concern for the Packers: depth along the offensive line. Bryan breaks down the current state of the unit, the players battling for roster spots, and how injuries and inexperience could impact Green Bay heading into the season. What options do the Packers have if the depth is tested? And which players could emerg
Miz Mania and Bulaga’s Denver O-Line Test
Homer and Bryan Bulaga open the hour with the daily question of whether Jacob Misiorowski is pitching, with both agreeing The Miz has become must-watch baseball because of the possibility that fans could see something historic every time he starts. Bulaga compares that kind of rare draw to athletes like Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods, while Homer says Miz has reached the “feel lucky to watch him”
Banana Ball, Banks and Brewers Pitching Hope
Homer opens the Wednesday Homer Hour furious about the Brewers’ 22-0 win turning into a position-player pitching joke, arguing baseball should switch to “banana ball” rules once a team effectively quits. Rain Man brings Brewers, Bucks, Marquette and Wisconsin trivia before Jason Wilde joins with a Packers update on Aaron Banks returning to team periods, Tucker Kraft’s all-out practice style and Za
Brewers Hope, Wilde and TVV on Packers
Homer opens the hour with A.J. Storr’s latest transfer, joking that Storr’s mom may be the greatest agent in college basketball history after another school change. Brewers optimism takes over from there, with Homer saying he would be disappointed if Milwaukee does not win a World Series in the next three years because of Jacob Misiorowski, Logan Henderson, Kyle Harrison and the young pitching cor
Bulaga Backs Nixon and Explains Rodgers’ Edge
Homer and Bryan Bulaga open the hour with Homer live from the Life Navigators Challenger Event before diving into the Brewers’ pitching outlook, including Logan Henderson’s upside and how he compares to Jacob Misiorowski. Bulaga then pushes back on the Keisean Nixon panic, saying Nixon is still the Packers’ most experienced and likely No. 1 corner despite the practice rotations and outside noise.
Gary Backs Smack, Gannon and Rodgers Debate
Homer and Gary Ellerson react to the Packers’ preseason opener, with Gary saying he feels better about Green Bay after watching Trey Smack drill two 58-yard kicks and seeing Jonathan Gannon’s defense play with aggression. Gary likes that the Packers appeared willing to run their real defensive concepts in the preseason, saying the reps matter as players learn the timing, lanes and communication of
Bulaga, Wilde and Packers Preseason Questions
Kyle Wallace fills in for Homer alongside Bryan Bulaga as they get Packers fans ready for Green Bay’s preseason opener against the Steelers. Bulaga explains why preseason snaps matter more for younger players and unsettled position groups, especially a Packers offensive line still trying to sort out Jordan Morgan, Sean Rhyan, Jacob Monk, Anthony Belton, Aaron Banks and Zach Tom. He also says he is
Ben’s Rain Man, Wilde and Brewers Stress
Ben Brust fills in for Homer and gets his long-awaited chance to host Rain Man, with Tree in Mequon struggling through a sports trivia gauntlet that includes Jacob Misiorowski, Steve “Homer” True, Pat Murphy, Christian Watson and the Brewers’ home run leader. Ben and CKatt then react to Dustin May delivering seven strong innings for Milwaukee, comparing his start to the Tarik Skubal conversation w
Homer Rips LaFleur’s Love-Rodgers Comparison
Homer spends the Tuesday Homer Hour stunned by Matt LaFleur’s NFL Network claim that Jordan Love is the best quarterback he has been around at protections and line-of-scrimmage adjustments. He argues LaFleur went too far by inviting a direct comparison to Aaron Rodgers, especially because that specific praise has not been a major talking point during Love’s time as the Packers starter. Callers wei
Bulaga, Davante and O-Line Questions
Homer opens the Bryan Bulaga Homer Hour with Davante Adams’ recent comments on Bussin’ With The Boys about how his relationship with Bulaga changed over time. Bulaga laughs off Adams calling him difficult early on, explaining that in 2014 he was coming off an ACL tear, entering a contract year, and approaching Packers training camp with a strict business mindset. The conversation turns to Family N
Gary, TVV and Packers Family Night Questions
Homer opens the Gary Ellerson Homer Hour with an Enes Kanter Freedom WNBA draft story, but Gary immediately shuts it down and pushes the show back toward Packers training camp. Gary and Homer dig into Jonathan Gannon’s defensive résumé, whether his Arizona struggles should worry Packers fans, and why moving young defenders like Lucas Van Ness, Brenton Cox Jr. and Brandon Sorrell around could be a
Bulaga, Wilde and Packers Camp Caution
Kyle Wallace fills in for Homer live from Leff’s at the Wisconsin State Fair alongside Bryan Bulaga, with Packers training camp and Family Night driving the hour. Bulaga says Brandon Cissé has been the most encouraging early camp development, especially with Green Bay needing cornerback depth behind Keisean Nixon and Carrington Valentine. The conversation shifts to Micah Parsons, with Bulaga sayin
Miz Trivia, Packers Flashes and Fickell’s Reset
Homer opens the Wednesday Homer Hour with Rain Man, where Ted in Mayville battles through Marquette, World Cup, Christian Yelich and Jacob Misiorowski trivia before finishing strong. Jason Wilde joins to discuss Packers training camp, including Anthony “Homer” Campbell flashing with batted passes, the value of judging young players by their best moments, and what Matthew Golden showed as a rookie.
Skubal What-If, Smack Watch and Micah’s Warning
Homer opens the Jason Wilde Homer Hour questioning why anyone should care what the Brewers offered for Tarik Skubal if the deal never actually happened, joking that Milwaukee could have offered the entire roster and it still would not change the result. He also debates whether the Skubal-to-Dodgers move could feed a larger salary-cap push, while continuing to wonder how the Brewers should handle C
Miz Mania, Joe Thomas and Bulaga’s Rookie Test
Homer opens the Brian Bulaga Homer Hour still amazed by Jacob Misiorowski, arguing every Miz start should feel like a special event at Wisconsin sports bars. The conversation shifts from Miz’s latest strong outing to all-time durability, with Homer and Bulaga marveling at Joe Thomas’ record of more than 10,000 consecutive offensive snaps for the Browns. Bulaga explains what made that streak so inc
Gary Returns, Policy Debate and Packers Patience
Homer opens the Gary Ellerson Homer Hour with Gary back from his extended Three Lakes fishing trip, which quickly turns into a classic detour through weight loss, National Geographic, and vacation stories. The Packers conversation centers on Homer’s frustration with Ed Policy giving contract extensions to Matt LaFleur, Brian Gutekunst and Russ Ball while publicly praising the group despite four st
Bulaga, Wilde and the Five-on-Two Fallout
Homer opens the Bryan Bulaga Homer Hour still stunned by Luke Fickell’s “five-on-two” wrestling story, turning it into a full discussion of wrestling toughness, Dan Gable, and why the comment is a bad look for Wisconsin football. Homer and Bulaga also detour into old wrestling stories, athlete role models, and how they chose names for their kids before Jason Wilde joins for the hour’s main Packers
Rodgers Theory and Wilde’s Camp Injury Watch
Homer opens the Rain Man and Jason Wilde Homer Hour with his full theory that Aaron Rodgers’ mysterious wife “Brittany” may actually be Rodgers’ way of describing a renewed spiritual relationship with God. That leads into a run of hypothetical Rodgers answers before Sean joins for Rain Man, where the trivia centers heavily on Jacob Misiorowski’s age, draft slot, velocity, no-hit innings, strikeout
Schneider Regret, Smack Questions and Brewers Needs
Homer opens the Jason Wilde and Tim Van Vooren Homer Hour frustrated by Ed Policy’s confidence in the Packers’ leadership group, arguing Green Bay missed a major chance by not choosing John Schneider as president. He says the Packers should be judged by whether they are truly special, not simply by Titletown tradition, and pushes the idea that Green Bay is really “Lombarditown” because Vince Lomba
Miz Mania and Packers Standard Debate
Homer opens the Brian Bulaga Homer Hour asking the only question that matters to him: whether Jacob Misiorowski is pitching. Even with the Miz off, Homer argues no Wisconsin athlete has ever performed at this level, leading Bulaga to compare the discussion to Aaron Rodgers’ best MVP seasons. The Packers conversation turns to Ed Policy’s comments at the shareholders meeting, with Homer frustrated b
Deadline Debate, Porch Drama and Love’s Ranking
With Homer out, Josh DiMaggio and Kyle Wallace take over the Friday Homer Hour and open with Josh’s ongoing neighbor dilemma involving a massive wardrobe stuck on his shared porch. The guys then react to Matt Arnold’s comments about the Brewers balancing the present and future at the trade deadline, with Josh wanting Milwaukee to get a little uncomfortable while Kyle trusts the long-term plan. The
Bryan Bulaga on Packers Training Camp & Luke Fickell’s Future
On this edition of The Homer Hour, Steve “The Homer” True and former Packers offensive lineman Bryan Bulaga look ahead to Green Bay’s training camp and take listener questions about life inside an NFL locker room. Bulaga reveals his favorite part of camp, names the former Packers teammates he would want beside him in a foxhole, and explains how offensive linemen depend on each other both on the fi
Miz Math, Deadline Choices and Dario on Packers
Homer opens the Wednesday Homer Hour with Rain Man built almost entirely around Jacob Misiorowski, as the Brewers improve to 64-38 and continue sitting near the Dodgers atop the standings. He argues the biggest Brewers questions are whether the Miz is healthy, what Milwaukee will do at the trade deadline, and how much the front office believes in its young pitching beyond this season. Matt in New
755 Memories, Miz Watch and Packers Talk
Homer opens the hour with Jason Wilde on assignment and Jerry Augustine, now known as “755,” stepping in after the 50th anniversary of Hank Aaron’s final home run. Augustine shares memories of Aaron, Billye Aaron, Bud Selig, Bob Uecker, and what it meant to be the winning pitcher for home run No. 755. Homer also dives deep on Jacob Misiorowski, arguing the Miz has been even more dominant than CC S
Bulaga on Rodgers, Miz and Wyatt’s Deal
Homer and Bryan Bulaga open the hour with Jacob Misiorowski back on the mound and Homer arguing the Miz is pitching at a historically dominant level by ERA-plus. Bulaga then gives a lineman’s view of protecting Aaron Rodgers, including how Rodgers’ long holds could frustrate the offensive line but also create huge plays when he broke the pocket. The conversation gets technical as Bulaga explains f
Which Stats Matter (and Which Don't)
Homer is joined by Bryan Bulaga breaking down the US World Cup odds and what you should look for in the World Cup Final this weekend. Plus, which stats actually matter....and is QBR one of them.
Miz Mania, World Cup Dreams and 755 Wisdom
Homer opens the hour arguing that Jacob Misiorowski is pitching at a historically dominant level, comparing his ERA-plus pace to some of the greatest starting-pitching seasons ever. He also continues his new mission that the U.S. men winning the World Cup would be the greatest athletic achievement in American sports history, even if he admits he is not a huge soccer fan. Rain Man focuses heavily o
Wilde Backs 2027, TVV Backs Brewers
Homer opens the hour arguing that a U.S. men’s World Cup title would be the greatest athletic achievement in American history, even if he admits he is not a true soccer fan. Jason Wilde joins from the Delzer ESPN Milwaukee Open and agrees with Homer’s theory that the Packers appear built more for a serious 2027 run than a 2026 Super Bowl push, especially with Trey Smack at kicker and Micah Parsons
Bulaga Backs Love-LaFleur and World Cup Dream
Homer and Bryan Bulaga open the hour with Homer’s theory that the NFC North could end in a division tie, while Bulaga says he still expects one clear winner even if the race is tight. The conversation shifts to Jordan Love, Caleb Williams, Matt LaFleur and Ben Johnson, with Bulaga choosing the Love-LaFleur pairing because Love is more consistent and LaFleur has sustained success. Homer and Bulaga
Gary Pushes Back on Love, LaFleur and Badgers
Homer and Gary Ellerson open the hour debating Jordan Love’s standing after the Packers’ late-season struggles, with Homer arguing Love still has to prove more while Gary pushes back on how much blame belongs to the quarterback. The guys compare Love to Caleb Williams, argue over whether being a seven seed really matters in today’s NFL, and debate Matt LaFleur versus Ben Johnson. Gary also weighs
Bulaga Rips USA Soccer, Talks Packers Maturity
Homer and Bryan Bulaga open the hour reacting to the U.S. men’s soccer team’s ugly 4-1 loss to Belgium, with Bulaga calling the performance gutless and saying Belgium looked like adults playing against a youth team. Bulaga breaks down the goalie mistake, the easy early goal, and why the “golden generation” talk around U.S. soccer feels overhyped after another blowout against a real opponent. Jason
Kyle Defends Giannis, Wilde Defends LaFleur
Kyle Wallace fills in for Homer and opens the hour with a wedding self-care confession after getting his nails done a little too glossy for the big day. He then plays Giannis Antetokounmpo’s farewell message and pushes back hard on Homer’s criticism, arguing Giannis has every right to call Milwaukee his city, his team and his family. Jason Wilde joins to discuss Matt LaFleur, why Packers fans shou
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