The Packers beat the Cowboys 23-13 on Sunday Night Football to move to 4-2 with three straight wins, and Cal Hutson breaks down a game that was heated from start to finish. It started with a shoving match in the end zone 26 minutes before kickoff, with Joey Porter Jr. in the middle of it, and Green Bay answered with a 90-yard touchdown drive capped by Matthew Golden's touchdown.

Cal covers the 17-0 halftime shutout, Jordan Love's quarterback sneak touchdown, nine of ten third downs, and Evan Williams' goal-line interception. Then the frustrating part: at least three dropped...

It's Sunday Night Football at Lambeau Field, and the Packers host the Dallas Cowboys at 7:20 p.m. Central. Brick Lombardi opens the booth with three straight wins behind the team and a whole state walking a little taller. Tonight's theme is game day, and nobody's hiding.

The lineup starts with RUN IT, a cool, bass-heavy walk into the building. Next is DON'T SAY GO PACK GO IN THE BATHROOM, a fan chant comedy with one rule and a Thanksgiving story to prove it. Could You Be Love 2 puts Jordan Love at the center of a slow reggae...

Ford and Hargrave are out, Riley is doubtful, Campbell is questionable, and the internet is acting like somebody stole the furnace in January. Big Sal is not worried, and he is here to tell you why before the Cowboys come to Lambeau.

Sal breaks down who Dallas actually is: thirtieth in the league in rushing, a quarterback already sacked six times, and an offense that has to throw on every down. He makes the case that a pass rush needs a half second, not a full wall. Along the way he tells the story of a very...

It's game day at Lambeau Field!

Cal Hutson gets you ready for tonight's Sunday Night Football showdown between the Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys!

Coming off a dominant 31–7 victory over the Chicago Bears, Jordan Love and the Packers are looking to keep the momentum rolling. But Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, and the Cowboys have other plans.

In this special Sunday morning edition of the Packernet Podcast, Cal breaks down the biggest offensive and defensive matchups, the latest injury concerns, Green Bay's struggling running game, the Micah Parsons storyline, and three ke...

Sunday Night Football is tomorrow, and the Dallas Cowboys are coming to Lambeau Field. Brick Lombardi opens the booth for a confident, forward-looking night of music. The Packers are three and two on a three-game win streak. Jordan Love is fresh off Player of the Week honors. Dallas gives up a league-high rushing average and has to walk into this building.

Tonight's lineup starts with Linebacker's Wrath, a down-tuned vault track from September of twenty twenty-five. Iron Wall follows, an industrial grind about a front that doesn't give. Then Creeping 2 brings a galloping riff and gang vocals...

The worst run defense in the N F L is coming to Green Bay, and the Packers rank dead last in rushing offense. Something has to give. Big Sal put his coffee down for this one, and that is a medical event for a large man from Peshtigo.

Sal breaks down why Dallas giving up a hundred sixty-eight rushing yards a game could be the perfect opening for MarShawn Lloyd, fresh off winning "Angry Runs" for running over Jaylon Johnson. Then he takes you to the worst three days of his driveway life, when his neighbor Gary...

Packers vs. Cowboys: Sunday Night Showdown at Lambeau!

Cal Hutson previews Green Bay's massive Sunday Night Football matchup against the Dallas Cowboys! Coming off a dominant 31–7 victory over the Chicago Bears, Jordan Love and the Packers look to keep their momentum rolling against Dak Prescott and a dangerous Dallas offense.

Cal breaks down Love's incredible history against the Cowboys, the Packers' explosive passing attack, concerns about the running game, key defensive injuries, and the Micah Parsons storyline. Plus, the history of this classic NFL rivalry, Cal's three keys to victory, some family laughs, terrible dad jo...

It's Friday morning, the coffee's still hot, and nothing has been decided yet. Brick Lombardi opens the dial for a full Tundra FM show about the waiting, the nerves, and the quiet moments around the game.

Today's rundown starts in the vault with Ten to Nothing (Gone to Waste), a dark trap-soul look back at a ten-point lead in Cleveland in September of twenty twenty-five. Then comes The Quiet Snap, a sparse acoustic song for the kicker nobody watches until he misses. Mid October closes the set with gritty mid-tempo rock about the phone call after breakfast...

LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHIN'!

"THE BEARS GOT COOKED, THE VIKINGS ARE ANNOYING, AND HERE COME THE COWBOYS!"

BIG SAL:

OOOOOOHHHH, BABY!

LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHIN'!

Welcome back, you beautiful cheese-eatin', beer-drinkin', bratwurst-grillin', football-lovin' maniacs! This is Big Sal, and you're listening to Let Me Tell You Somethin', right here on the Packernet Podcast Network!

And ladies and gentlemen, I have a question.

IS EVERYBODY STILL SMILIN'?!

Because I am!

I woke up this morning, poured myself a cup of...

Jordan Love is the FedEx Air and Ground Player of the Week after his career-best day against the Bears, and Cal Hutson digs into the numbers, plus the Feeding America donation that came with it. Christian Watson joins a list last topped by Jerry Rice in 1986, and Watson and Matthew Golden lead the NFL as a receiving pair.

Then it's MarShawn Lloyd's "Angry Runs" award for trucking Jaylon Johnson, and what it could mean against a Dallas defense allowing a league-high 168.4 rushing yards a game. Cal covers Thursday's practice (Keisean Nixon and Jonathan Ford back), the thin...

It's Thursday on Tundra FM. The week has said most of what it's going to say, and Brick Lombardi has the booth heater humming and the music ready.

Tonight starts with a vault piece, Last Pair of Boots. It's a country-folk song about a man who spent forty-nine years getting the jerseys ready and never made the highlight film. Next comes Oklahoma State to Titletown, pipeline fl, a hip-hop track with a chip on its shoulder and a fifth-round name for a chorus. Head Rush follows, a bluesy rock tune about fumbles, flags and the kind of...

LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHIN, PACK NATION! Big Sal brings the news from Wednesday's practice. Keisean Nixon and Benjamin St-Juste are question marks at corner, Skyy Moore sat out, Hargrave is headed to IR, and Matt LaFleur might have only four defensive tackles for Sunday night, which he calls "less than ideal." There's good news too: Jordon Riley is back from his Achilles tear, and his job description is four words long. Savion Williams, Aaron Banks and Jacob Monk are back on the field.

Then Sal sizes up Dallas: CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens, Dak's sacks and...

Well, hello everybody, and welcome back to the Packernet Podcast, coming to you from Packernet Podcast Studios! I'm Cal Hutson, your friendly neighborhood football enthusiast, amateur offensive coordinator, and a man who recently discovered that assembling a crib is significantly more complicated than identifying a Cover 2 defense.

Folks, we've got a tremendous show for you today. We're talking about the Green Bay Packers, the state of this football team, Jordan Love, the importance of building a winning culture, and something that I think gets overlooked in professional sports: the families behind the helmets.

We're also...

It's Wednesday night. The last game is behind us, the next one hasn't shown up yet, and Brick Lombardi is leaving the lamp on. This week on Tundra FM, we open in the vault with Hansel, a kid in the woods dropping breadcrumbs to find his way home. Then Caught Sleepin wakes up the NFC North with mid-tempo hip-hop and a record scratching behind it. Victory Bleeds, a thrash metal track, takes on the fan who sees a win and still writes the complaint.

We close with a brand new song, heard for the first time tonight...

News, as of this morning:

Hargrave's Achilles tear is confirmed. He's having surgery, with a 2027 return planned, and it's the second Achilles injury on the defense in two weeks.
LaFleur says Parsons is "getting closer," but he's out against Dallas, and ESPN says probably Detroit too.
The team worked out defenders on Monday, including a defensive tackle.
The next three games:

Dallas: the Cowboys are 2-3 after losing 24-16 to Tampa Bay, which was winless before that game. Sal's main worry is that the Packers' defense has allowed 13 touchdowns on 16 trips inside...

Cal Hutson and his Victory lap: the 31-7 Bears win and how the season got here (lost the first and third games, then three straight wins). Dallas on Sunday night is next.
Lions (the most time): the 45-21 win in Arizona, including 24 points in one quarter, Gibbs' 151 yards and no turnovers. It covers how that affects us: they have their bye week before hosting us on Oct 25. What we need to beat them: stop the run without Hargrave, and force turnovers.
Vikings: 5-0, but every win since beating us has been close, and their kicker made kicks...

It's Tuesday. Sunday is far enough behind you to argue about, and the next one is still a ways off. Brick Lombardi settles in for a full night of Tundra FM on the Packernet Podcast Network.

The night opens with The Gunslinger, an outlaw country rock look back at the number four who threw into coverage nobody else would try. Twenty-Six is anthem rock that runs the worst-case season through every fan's head. The Ledger and the Law is a slow blues rock grind about the cap number and the man behind it. Then comes the debut...

LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHIN, PACK NATION! Two days after the Packers buried the Bears 31-7, Big Sal is still out of breath, and he's bringing a pop quiz. Four Packers trivia questions open the show, and the answers come at the end, so no peeking.

Sal relives Sunday: Jordan Love's 367 yards, the most ever by a Packers quarterback against the Bears at Lambeau, Watson and Golden running wild, and five takeaways from five different defenders. Tomek from the paper mill has a few thoughts. Then it's story time. Curly Lambeau and the company that paid for...

Jordan Love is in the record book. His 367 yards against the Bears on Sunday are the most any Packers quarterback has ever thrown against Chicago at Lambeau Field. Cal Hutson opens with what that record means, then goes back through the 31-7 win piece by piece: Love against the blitz, Watson, Golden and Kraft, five takeaways from five different defenders, and the special teams that need work.

Then comes the hard part, the state of the roster. The Packers believe Javon Hargrave tore his Achilles, a week after Edgerrin Cooper's season-ending Achilles injury, while Micah Parsons is...

It's Monday morning, the day after the Packers beat the Bears 31-7 at Lambeau Field. Five takeaways, zero giveaways, and a Monday that's moving slow in the best way. Tundra FM pours a cup of coffee and lets the glow settle in.

Brick Lombardi takes you back to April with Draft Day Heat, then settles into home, a one-word title that fits this morning. Let 'em Cry, a country-rock singalong, goes back to a December Sunday and a Bears fan crying alone at the bar. Then comes a brand-new song, premiering tonight: Can't Wipe It Off, a...

THIRTY-ONE TO SEVEN, PACK NATION! Big Sal is still yelling about the Packers burying the Bears at Lambeau: five takeaways, zero giveaways, and payback for the field goal at the gun back in January.

Sal goes through all of it. Jordan Love threw for 367 yards, the most ever by a Packers quarterback against Chicago at Lambeau. Christian Watson and Matthew Golden ran the Bears secondary into the ground, and MarShawn Lloyd scored his first career rushing touchdown. The defense was relentless, from McKinney's two picks to Wyatt's strip-sack, all without Micah Parsons. Sal also owns his October...

We're still riding it. Cal Hutson spends a full episode on the Packers' 31-7 rout of the Bears at Lambeau: five takeaways, zero giveaways, and payback for last season's finale.

Jordan Love threw for 367 yards, the most ever by a Packers quarterback against Chicago at Lambeau, and went 8 of 10 against the blitz. Christian Watson and Matthew Golden combined for 266 receiving yards, and Cal breaks down the 53-yard touchdown that might be his favorite decision of the season. Then it's the defense: two Xavier McKinney picks, a Devonte Wyatt strip-sack, and five different players taking the football away...

A special edition of Tundra FM: one song, one subject, and no need for a second opinion. Brick Lombardi takes a few quiet minutes to reflect on the Chicago Bears, a franchise that has spent a hundred years changing quarterbacks, coaches and uniforms, only for the ending to stay the same.

It's for every Packers fan who has ever shared a Thanksgiving table with a Bears fan and kept quiet. Not anymore. And it's a reminder of the best part of wearing green and gold: you never have to wonder whose side history is on.

...

Sunday at Lambeau, the Packers beat the Bears 31-7. Five takeaways, zero giveaways, Jordan Love for 367 yards, two Christian Watson touchdowns, and Chicago shut out in the second half. Brick Lombardi hosts a victory night that is proud, warm and a little smug, but never loud.

Tonight's songs start with Green and Gold Got It Done, a gritty stadium rocker for last week's ugly road win in Tampa. Really Enjoy Beating You is a jangly, polite answer to a certain press-conference line. Bears Suck is fast punk with one thesis, and Brick's brother-in-law Gary has no comment...

Four trips to the Super Bowl. Zero rings. Big Sal heard a Vikings fan call his team a contender with a straight face, and he is not letting it slide.

In this episode, Sal walks through the whole case. He covers four Super Bowl losses to four different opponents, the missed kicks and playoff blowouts that define Minnesota's Januarys, and the stadium named after a bank. He also covers the trophy they keep chasing, which is named after a Green Bay coach. Then he sets all of it against thirteen world championships hanging at Lambeau Field.

Five turnovers for them, zero for us, and a Lambeau afternoon that got ugly fast. Cal walks through the Packers' 31-7 win over the Bears, now tied at three and two, starting with Jordan Love's 367 yards and the Christian Watson and Matthew Golden show that produced 266 receiving yards between them.

Then it's on to the quiet run game, the third-down numbers worth a second look, and a defense that piled up four sacks and five takeaways without Micah Parsons. Cal also digs into Chicago's quarterback carousel with Caleb Williams out, checks the NFC North standings with Minnesota...

It's Saturday, and the afternoon is taking its time. Brick Lombardi settles in behind the Tundra FM console with three songs and a brand-new one, all for fans who'd rather sit with this team than shout at it.

We start with a look back at a bad Sunday in the twenty twenty-five season. "Cheer (When Your Team Is Choking)" is a smooth lounge ballad for the fan who claps anyway. Then the mood turns dark with "The Hunter (Edit)," a slow, menacing trap track about this season's defense. "More Than the Ink" is alternative country rock about...

What's going on, everybody?! Welcome back to Packernet Podcast Studios! I'm Cal Hutson, and we have made it, folks. We have officially arrived at Packers-Bears weekend!

You know what that means.

It means the Green Bay Packers are getting ready to welcome the Chicago Bears to Lambeau Field, and somewhere in the great city of Chicago, a grown man is probably already arguing with his television about whether this is finally the year things are different.

And listen, I respect the optimism. I really do. Optimism is a beautiful thing. It's what gets...

BIG SAL'S SATURDAY SHOW

PACKERS–BEARS: IT'S RIVALRY WEEK, BABY!

Packernet Podcast Network | Saturday, October 10, 2026

BIG SAL 

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! CHEESEHEADS AND FOOTBALL FANATICS! PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN WEARING THE SAME GREEN AND GOLD JERSEY SINCE BEFORE THEIR KIDS WERE BORN!

IT IS SATURDAY, BABY!

And you know what that means? It means we are ONE SLEEP AWAY from the Green Bay Packers taking on the Chicago Bears at Lambeau Field!

One. Sleep.

Now, I don't know about you, but I'm already emotionally pre...

It's Friday night, the work week is done with you, and Brick Lombardi has the radio on. This episode of Tundra FM is about doubt: who had it, who dished it out, and who's finally ready to admit they were wrong.

Tonight's songs start with The Years We Couldn't Keep, a slow country folk look back at the seasons when the question marks outweighed the belief in Jordan Love. Then Zero, a down-tuned heavy rock verdict for anyone who called this town's history overblown. Then nerds, a shouted comedy chant for the guy who can't spell DVOA...

LAUGHING AT THE ENEMY Cal Hutson — The Bears Are Coming to Lambeau… Somebody Hide Their Lunch Money!

Packernet Podcast Network | Special Bears Week Edition

CAL HUTSON

Ladies and gentlemen! Packers fans! Cheeseheads! People who have been married to Bears fans for twenty years and are just now beginning to question whether that was a wise decision!

WELCOME TO LAUGHING AT THE ENEMY!

I'm Cal Hutson, and today we're talking about the Chicago Bears. That's right. The Chicago Bears. The team that travels to Green Bay this Sunday carrying the hopes, dreams, and...

What's going on, everybody?! BIG SAL IS IN THE BUILDING! Welcome back to the Packernet Podcast Network, where we talk Green Bay Packers football, we talk about the greatest rivalry in professional sports, and we try to figure out why watching a football game on Sunday somehow turns a perfectly normal, emotionally stable adult into a man who is yelling at a television like the television owes him money! That's right, baby! It's Packers-Bears week! Green Bay! Chicago! Lambeau Field! The cheese! The rivalry! The tension! The possibility that we're going to spend three and a half hours watching...

The Green Bay Packers are 2-2, and there is A LOT happening in Green Bay right now.

Cal Hutson breaks down the latest Packers news heading into the huge matchup with the Chicago Bears, including the devastating loss of Edgerrin Cooper, the latest injury report, Savion Williams beginning his return from IR, the evolving offensive line, Kevin Zeitler's potential impact, and what the Packers need to do to survive a growing list of injuries.

We also talk Jordan Love, Matthew Golden, Tucker Kraft, Evan Williams, the Packers defense, the running game, penalties, turnovers, and why...

First frost of the year, a Wednesday with nothing won and nothing lost, and Brick Lombardi in the booth with the volume up a little. This episode of Tundra FM on the Pack-er-net Podcast Network is about the quiet stretch of the season, when the work matters more than the noise.

We open with Belton, a look back at the second-round tackle when he was brand new and the Escalade nickname was fresh. Then Beyond the Grind, a heavy rock song about the weight room and film room work that gets done before sunrise. NOT HERE is...

Why does anybody live in Green Bay? Big Sal's cousin in Jersey asked, and Sal hung up on him. This episode is the answer: Reggie White, nineteen ninety-three, and a free agent who had every warm-weather team in America calling and chose the cold anyway.

Sal breaks down why a small market can still win the players who matter. Green Bay offers fans who show up in a January wind, a team that stays put, and a reputation built one player at a time. That reputation led to Super Bowl thirty-one. It's also the pitch Jonathan Gannon...

What is up, everybody? Cal Hutson here with the Packernet Podcast Network, and today I want to talk about the Green Bay Packers because, man, this is one of those teams where I don't even know if the hardest part is figuring out what the Packers are. I think the harder part is figuring out what the Packers are going to be.

Because after four games, we're sitting here at 2-2.

And if you just look at the record, you might say, "Okay, they're a .500 football team. Nothing special."

But then you actually...

It's Tuesday in Packers country, and the week is already talking. Brick Lombardi settles into the booth for a night of instinct and old habits, the kind of loyalty nobody has to train into you.

Tonight's lineup starts with One Last Bootleg, a slow rock ballad about a veteran quarterback running one final play at Lambeau. Then Bob's Long Haul hits the road, taking the season one week at a time. Queen of the Show closes the set with a funk tribute to the call-in legend who runs the room and does not fake it.

...

There was frost on the windshield, and Big Sal has a position: the cold belongs to Green Bay. It is the twelfth man, and it only plays for the Packers.

Sal goes back to the Ice Bowl, thirteen below zero, third and goal, sixteen seconds left, Bart Starr and Jerry Kramer. He argues that the win was no fluke. It came from a team built for the exact conditions everybody else is afraid of. Then he connects it to Jonathan Gannon's physical defense and what a December game at Lambeau does to a visiting offense that shows...

Is Micah Parsons being treated like a luxury item instead of the prime rib? Cal opens the week with a two-part stance on the Packers' best pass rusher: play him more, and never rush him back from anything. Then he checks his own hype on Tucker Kraft, a breakout tight end who should be allowed to just be Tucker.

Next up is the young receiver room that keeps getting sold short. Cal makes the case for Matthew Golden at the X, defends Jayden Reed against the heads-I-win-tails-you-lose doubters, and takes apart the gadget label on Savion Williams...

Alright, everybody, welcome back to the Packernet Podcast. I'm Cal Hutson, and I want to talk about your Green Bay Packers because, well, the Packers won a football game yesterday. And I know that sounds like a very simple statement, but after watching this team through the first four weeks of the season, I'm actually not sure there's anything simple about it.

Green Bay went down to Tampa Bay and beat the Buccaneers 17-14. The Packers are now 2-2. And I think that's probably the most important place to start today because I don't want to do...