Packernet Podcast: Green Bay Packers

Mike McCarthy is putting the band back together in Pittsburgh, and it's starting to feel like a football love story. The Steelers have hired James Campen as offensive line coach, are interviewing Scott Tolzien for OC, and reportedly pursuing Aaron Rodgers—all former Packers with deep McCarthy connections. Meanwhile, Green Bay is losing some coaching talent as Nathaniel Hackett heads to Miami and Sean Mannion makes a meteoric rise to Eagles offensive coordinator. The Bill Belichick Hall of Fame snub has become a full-blown fiasco, with coaches threatening to skip the ceremony and LeBron James calling it "insane." Six Super Bowls apparently isn't enough when petty voters with personal grudges control the process—and it's making a mockery of every gold jacket in Canton. Plus, Rasheed Walker's arrest at LaGuardia Airport for a handgun in his luggage raises questions about his free agency future, and we dive deep into the Packers' draft prospect meetings from the FCS Showcase, Hulu Bowl, and College Gridiron Sho

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The Packers just made a massive move that flew under the radar, and it could change everything on defense. Ryan breaks down the hiring of former Bills defensive coordinator Bobby Babich as the new pass game coordinator and secondary coach under Jonathan Gannon. This isn't just another coaching hire—it's potentially the most overqualified defensive staff in NFL history, with multiple former defensive coordinators now working together in Green Bay. Ryan digs into Babich's coaching philosophy, his "SFP" mantra of simple, fast, and physical football, and how his approach to teaching simplicity could perfectly complement Gannon's complex schemes. Plus, learn why the Packers' shift toward more dime packages and three-safety looks could finally give pass rushers like Micah Parsons and Lukas Van Ness the extra half-second they need to wreak havoc. Also covered: the Browns hire Todd Monken, Bill Belichick's inexplicable Hall of Fame snub, Shrine Bowl standouts including potential Packers targets Brian Parker and Da

The phones are ringing off the hook as Packer Nation processes the Jonathan Gannon hire as defensive coordinator. Is he the innovative fire-starter this defense desperately needs, or just another recycled name that fails to inspire? The callers aren't holding back tonight. The crew dives deep into what Gannon's reputation for intensity—including that story about punching a player—could mean for a defense that's been soft. Beer Chief Benny makes the case that Green Bay needs an ass-buster who won't tolerate the nonsense anymore, while Kyle from Madison breaks down why this might actually be the smart, low-ceiling-but-high-floor hire LaFleur needed. Plus, Rasheed Walker gets arrested at LaGuardia Airport for a weapons declaration gone wrong, the guys geek out over the possibility of McCarthy and Rodgers reuniting in Pittsburgh, and Ryan drops a brutally honest take: you can't draft your way out of underperformance when Xavier McKinney, Josh Jacobs, and Rashawn Gary all played below expectations. The talent is

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The Pro Bowl voting system has officially jumped the shark. Ryan Schlipp delivers a passionate breakdown of how Shedeur Sanders—statistically one of the worst quarterbacks in the AFC—somehow earned a Pro Bowl nod over Trevor Lawrence's 4,200 yards and 32 touchdowns. The analysis doesn't stop there, with Jordan Love getting snubbed despite being the third-highest graded NFC quarterback and Mike Jackson's inexplicable omission from cornerback consideration. On the coaching front, the Titans hiring Brian Daboll as offensive coordinator means Adam Stenavich's lateral move opportunity has closed. Ryan explores the implications: if the Packers were willing to let him interview, does that signal he's expendable? Plus, Sean Mannion's meteoric rise from backup QB to potential Eagles offensive coordinator candidate could reshape Green Bay's staff. The episode concludes with a fascinating deep-dive into defensive philosophy and what Micah Parsons means for the Packers scheme. Ryan breaks down the math behind time-to-

The Packers have their man. Jonathan Gannon is officially Green Bay's new defensive coordinator, and the call-in lines lit up with takes ranging from cautious optimism to full-throated endorsements. Callers and Ryan break down everything from Gannon's impressive coaching tree to that infamous sideline shove. The conversation dives deep into why Jim Leonard might have been a flight risk, Gannon's unique scouting background that could help evaluate talent, and the impressive list of respected coaches who kept wanting him on their staff. Mike McCarthy's emotional Steelers introduction gets some love, Caleb Williams' lucky streak gets dissected, and Ryan finally unleashes on the special teams disaster that's been plaguing this team. Plus, callers weigh in on Rashan Gary's future, the mythical "Super Bowl window," and what kind of staff Gannon might assemble. Whether you're bought in on the new DC or still processing the news, this episode has something for every frustrated, hopeful, and passionate Packer fan.

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The news dropped and we're processing it together—Jonathan Gannon is officially the Packers' new defensive coordinator, and the fan base has feelings. Tonight, callers flood the lines to break down everything from Gannon's Philadelphia success to his Arizona flameout, and why Jim Leonard not getting the job stings so much. The show takes a wild turn when we discover Gannon might just be the NFL's version of Michael Scott—complete with awkward pew-pew-pew noises during player introductions. Chris from Alabama, Beer Cheese, Dakota, Omar, and more weigh in on whether this is a safe hire or a panic move. We dig into Gannon's adaptable 3-4/4-3 philosophy, his coverage disguise concepts, and whether a guy who handed off play-calling duties in Arizona can maximize Micah Parsons and the defensive talent Green Bay has assembled. Plus, Super Bowl picks—why rooting for Seattle means extra pain for Vikings fans—and the Jackson Smith-Njigba regret that won't go away. Subscribe, leave a review, and call in tomorrow to

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The Packers pulled the trigger on Jonathan Gannon as their new defensive coordinator, and while the initial reaction might be mixed, there's far more to this story than Arizona's ugly record suggests. We're doing the deepest dive possible into Gannon's entire coaching journey—from his time learning under Mike Cassidy's aggressive Louisville defense, to working with Mike Zimmer's press-man schemes in Atlanta and Minnesota, to mastering Matt Eberflus's turnover-obsessed "HITS" philosophy in Indianapolis. This episode breaks down every defensive system Gannon has absorbed throughout his career and what that means for Green Bay's future. We explore the controversial timeline that may have cost the Packers a shot at Jim Leonard, examine whether this was a panic move after losing Christian Parker, and discuss why Gannon's two-year scouting stint might actually be one of his most underrated assets for working with Gutekunst. Plus, we tackle Adam Stenovich's interview with the Titans and what it says about how the

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Packers Total Access : BREAKING NEWS! Packers Hire Jonathan Gannon In Middle Of Livestream

The Packers DC search just got very real. Ian Rapoport is reporting mutual interest between Green Bay and Wisconsin native Jim Leonard, currently Denver's defensive pass game coordinator. Both sides are hoping to meet after the AFC Championship game, and this one feels like it's heading toward a done deal. Meanwhile, Mike McCarthy lands his dream job in Pittsburgh, and Aaron Rodgers now has every reason to come out of retirement for a reunion with his former coach. Jim McMahon delivered the quote of the offseason, calling Green Bay the best organization he ever played for—devastating news for the only franchise he won a Super Bowl with. Brian Flores continues to be radioactive in coaching circles after Mike Pettine essentially confirmed what everyone suspected about working with him. Plus: A Lions fan literally crashed a car into the Detroit airport, the Vikings reportedly inquired about Joe Burrow, and we preview the AFC and NFC Championship matchups heading into Championship Sunday. This episode is bro

The late-night crew tackles the biggest questions facing Green Bay as the defensive coordinator search heats up and breaking news drops on Mike McCarthy's Pittsburgh hire. From passionate caller debates about the front office process to a brutally honest assessment of the cornerback room, this episode delivers the unfiltered takes Pack Nation craves. The show opens with a deep dive into the "Packer process" and how GM disciples like John Schneider, John Dorsey, and now John Eric Sullivan have built winners across the league. Callers weigh in on Jim Leonard emerging as the top DC candidate, with hiring timelines pointing to late January or early February. Chris from Alabama returns with a fiery breakdown of why an aggressive defensive scheme might not fit a cornerback room he calls "below average." The crew also settles the Jordan Love vs. Caleb Williams PFF debate once and for all, breaks down Malik Willis's potential Miami reunion with Sully and Hafley, and reacts to McCarthy officially landing in Pittsbur