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The NFL draft is just two weeks away and co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein start out their draft review with the positions they think the Packers will be targeting with their 10 selections. Is a cornerback needed more than an offensive tackle? An inside linebacker more than a wide receiver? A guard more than an edge rusher? Tune in to hear their thoughts.

If the off-season continues the way it has, the Green Bay Packers won't have many new veteran faces in 2021. GM Brian Gutekunst's focus in free agency is to bring back the players who helped the team get to back-to-back NFC Championship games. Co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein explain Gutekunst's moves and his thinking in leaving quarterback Aaron Rodgers' contract alone.

The Packers shaved off $24 million in cap charges in order to comply with the league cap and hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein fill you in on how they did it and what they'll be able to do with the small amount of salary cap space they currently have.

Co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein reveal what they learned from press conferences with the Packers' two new coordinators - Joe Barry and Maurice Drayton - and take a stab at predicting what GM Brian Gutekunst will do to get under the salary cap.

Co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein explore what new Packers defensive coordinator Joe Barry brings, lament an off-season without nights on the town in Indianapolis and get real on the prospects of free agent J.J. Watt signing with his home state team.

After parting ways with defensive coordinator Mike Pettine Friday, Packers coach Matt LaFleur began interviewing candidates right away and may wind up talking to 10 or more before the process is over. Will it be Jerry Gray? Jim Leonhard? Joe Barry? Ejiro Evero? All bring something different to the table and co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein try to sort it all out as well as address what's next for quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Plus, Olivia catches up with rookie running back AJ Dillon to discuss his season, his experience on COVID-19 reserve and the uncertainty in the running backs room next season.

The season ended at home with a 31-26 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC Championship, leaving fans and players alike feeling empty. Co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein dissect the loss and try to read into the comments QB Aaron Rodgers had after the game about his future.

It was a sad day for the Packers organization after learning that former GM Ted Thompson had died at the age of 68. But Thompson will not be forgotten. He drafted QB Aaron Rodgers and much of the team that will compete for the NFC Championship Sunday afternoon against the Tampa Buccaneers at Lambeau Field. Co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein remember Thompson and took ahead to Sunday's matchup.

The Packers dispatched the LA Rams and their No. 1 defense with ease Saturday afternoon and co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein break down how they did it. The performance raises the question, if the Rams can't stop them, can New Orleans or Tampa Bay do it in the NFC Championship game Sunday at Lambeau Field?

The Packers received a scare when recently acquired tackle Jared Veldheer tested positive for COVID-19, but so far everyone else has tested negative. The team feels its protocols have been tight and are hopeful no other positives will appear, but co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein assess the ramifications and what lies ahead during Saturday's divisional playoff game against the LA Rams.

The league's leaders in scoring defense (Rams) and scoring offense (Packers) square off in a divisional playoff game and co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein start to breakdown what that meeting at Lambeau Field Saturday afternoon might look like.

Co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein use the bye week to discuss safety LeRoy Butler's chances of making the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Special guest Pete Dougherty fills us in on the process.

After grinding out a hard-fought 35-16 victory over the Chicago Bears and clinching the No. 1 seed in the NFC, the Green Bay Packers can settle in at home for the playoffs. Co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein break down the performance and look ahead to what a bye week means for coach Matt LaFleur's team.

The Green Bay Packers have a lot on the line Sunday when they play the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. Co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein discuss it all as well as some injury updates and a waiver claim for NT Damon "Snacks" Harrison.

It took 15 weeks for rookie RB AJ Dillon to show how much he can add to the Packers offense and after cracking 100 yards in the team's 40-14 victory over Tennessee, it's logical to wonder what's next for him. Co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein look at coach Matt LaFleur might use Aaron Jones, Jamaal Williams and Dillon when all three are healthy and available.

If the Green Bay Packers are to prove they're playoff-ready, they can start by keeping Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry from laying waste to their defense at Lambeau Field Sunday night. Co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein can't tackle Henry, but they can tackle the subject of whether the Packers are up to the challenge.

After going up 21-3 in the second quarter against the Panthers, the Packers offense failed to find the end zone in the second half. Hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein break down the Packers' narrow 24-16 victory and assess their quality of play heading into the final two games of the regular season and the playoffs.

In a rare Saturday night game, the Packers try to stay ahead in the NFC with a game against the 5-9 Carolina Panthers. It's unlikely Panthers star RB Christian McCaffrey will play and that doesn't bode well for keeping QB Aaron Rodgers off the field. Co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein assess the Co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein assess the chances the Panthers have upsetting the 10-3 Packers.

The Green Bay Packers clinched the NFC North Sunday with a victory over the Lions, but just as importantly they control their own destiny in the race for homefield advantage. Co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein break down the good and bad from Sunday's victory.

With Tyler Ervin on injured reserve, all eyes are on Tavon Austin as the Packers head to Ford Field for a meeting with the Detroit Lions. Co-hosts Olivia Reiner and Tom Silverstein look at his potential and where he can help.