HeyJaredThe Homer Hour
With 34 years in the market, Homer has a take like no one else. Combine that was the likes of former Packers Bryan Bulaga and Gary Ellerson as well as ESPN's John Anderson? Get ready for some fireworks!
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Packers Are DESPERATE for O-Line Help & Is Kevin Zeitler the Answer? (opens the original)
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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 featuring Tomlinson, Zeitler and Becton could be coming and what that would say about Brian Gutekunst’s pres
Packers O-Line Is a DISASTER & Bulaga Says Jordan Love Can’t Survive This (opens the original)
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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 Minnesota, Bulaga says there’s no explanation for seeing the same breakdowns at home against Atlanta. Ja
Are the Packers the WORST Team in the NFL? LaFleur Looks Lost & the O-Line Is Broken (opens the original)
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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 Gary puts it, “so goes the line, so goes the team.” The guys debate whether Matt LaFleur is capable o
Packers O-Line Is in SHAMBLES & Who Deserves the Blame? (opens the original)
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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 keep the offense out of brutal third-down situations. Jason Wilde joins the show and says the Packers
Brewers Built a Baseball Machine & Is THIS Finally the World Series Team? (opens the original)
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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 finding players who fit the culture, with Jacob Misiorowski serving as a perfect example of how the B
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