Join Aaron and CHTV NFL Draft Analyst Newt Westen as they chat with Packers fans from around the world and a few special guests for Day 2 of the annual CHTV NFL Draft Watch Party.
Aaron is joined by Rob Demovsky, Wes Hodkiewicz, Matt Schniedman and Pete Dougherty during the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft with stories from the beat and late-night banter as the crew looks ahead to the next round and what it looks like for Green Bay.
On a special episode of Packer Transplants Live, Aaron and Corey are joined by Packers President & CEO Ed Policy for an in-depth conversation about the state of the franchise. Kicking off at 4pm Lambeau Time!
With the NFL Draft just a week away, Newt is diving into the Packers’ 30 pre-draft visits, using only guys who the Packers have brought in for a visit for his latest mock draft.
On the latest Pack's What She Said podcast, Maggie and Perri give their quick hits on the Packers roster and try to predict where each position will be taken in the draft (if at all).
Newt welcomes in CHTV Draft Guide contributor Brian Maafi as the two zoom out from individual prospects and take a bigger-picture look at Brian Gutekunst’s overall draft process. They also dive into why Packers fans tend to be extra critical of Gutekunst, what he values most in prospects, and how those tendencies shape Green Bay’s roster.
CHTV NFL Draft Analyst Newt Westen provides a full Packers haul headlined by serious value on Day 3, with Red Murdoch falling way too far and Will Kaczmarek adding intrigue at tight end.
One of the biggest items on Brian Gutekunst's offseason to-do list is signing tight end Tucker Kraft to an extension and now would be a perfect time to do it.
It has been 73 days since the Packers reportedly agreed to hire Jonathan Gannon as their defensive coordinator but the public (which we're told owns the team) has yet to hear from him.
Aaron and Bill break down where Green Bay has opportunities on their roster where guys can push for jobs. As the countdown to the NFL Draft hits its final stretch, the focus shifts to what the Packers do best: build through competition.