The Packers might not be going to the playoffs, but that doesn't mean they can't enjoy being spoilers. Andrew Garda gives you a tour around the division to see what the Packers face here at the end.
The NFC North gets more interesting with a Vikings loss and the return of a future Hall of Famer. Garda takes you around the division to see where things sit.
Garda gives you the 411 on the other three teams in the NFC North. Is Bridgewater back? Is Trubisky the real deal? Can the Lions pull out of their two-game skid?
Wondering what to do with time spent not watching the Packers? Need a reason to flip channels during commercials? Andrew Garda is here with three games worth keeping an eye on this Sunday.
Andrew Garda has picked through a rather uninspiring dockett of games for your Sunday viewing since you already had your Packers win last Thursday. Seahawks-Minnesota, Giants-Jets and Texans-Bills all get broken down.
Garda gives you three games to watch besides the Green Bay-Carolina match. Two are after the Packers play and one is there for you in case the Packers take care of business early and you want to peek at another early game.
Garda gives you his thoughts on the AFC and NFC Championship games and wants to apologize for New Jersey beating Wisconsin in that basketball game last weekend.
Garda stops flaking and watching college basketball long enough to catch you up to date on his thoughts on the playoffs and the idiocy of changing successful coaches.
Garda is back and he can easily explain to you what everyone's chances are for making the playoffs. That is, if by 'easily' you mean 'heavily intoxicated.'
Week 4 is upon us and so is Garda as he talks about how what we thought in preseason was wrong, resets the accident counter and talks about why the Giants suddenly look competent on offense.
On today's show, Andy does his best to build the absolutely perfect Packers draft. Join him for 7 different three-round scenarios that could leave Packers' fans thrilled following the first two days of the NFL Draft. Don't miss it!
Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst has plenty of draft picks, including five picks in the first three rounds, to take this draft in any direction he wants.
