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Jason Wilde

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 Jason Wilde, host of ESPN Wisconsin's Wilde & Tausch, is in his 25th season covering the Green Bay Packers, having written for ESPN.com, ESPN Wisconsin, the Wisconsin State Journal, and now The Athletic. Any time Jason joins any ESPN Wisconsin program, yo2024, Good Karma Brands, LLC Football (américain) Politique
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  • Jason Wilde on Sean Mannion, Official Extensions for Packers Brain Trust, & Running it Back on Offense! - on Jim, Matt & Molly

    Jason Wilde on Sean Mannion, Official Extensions for Packers Brain Trust, & Running it Back on Offense! - on Jim, Matt & Molly
    Jan 31 2026
    Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to gander at Jim's shaved head that Matt "took down to the wood" with our old, rickety pair of clippers! They ask Jason about Packers QB coach Sean Mannion getting hired away to become the Eagles' next offensive coordinator -- how big is the loss. The Packers also officially announced extensions for Matt LaFleur, Gutey and Russ Ball were all officially extended today, but were LaFleur run it back with the rest of this offensive coaching staff? Also, what's more important -- who's on the coaching staff or which pending free agents & cut candidates are back and/or healthy next year? They finish talking about the precarious work-life balance for NFL coaches after the recent criticism of new Buffalo Bills HC Joe Brady!
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    19 min
  • Jason Wilde: Giannis Exhaustion, Agent Games & Why This Feels Like the Rodgers Ending

    Jason Wilde: Giannis Exhaustion, Agent Games & Why This Feels Like the Rodgers Ending
    Jan 30 2026
    ESPN Wisconsin reporter Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy for a candid, uncomfortable conversation about the Giannis Antetokounmpo situation, the emotional exhaustion surrounding the Milwaukee Bucks, and why this saga increasingly resembles the final years of Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay. 023026 JGC Hour 1 Wilde doesn’t frame this as a breaking-news moment — he frames it as a slow-burn reality that has worn down everyone involved: the organization, the locker room, the fan base, and possibly Giannis himself. 🏀 Why “tough on the organization” says everything The segment begins with Wilde reacting to Peter Feigin’s comments describing the Giannis speculation as “tough on the organization.” To Wilde, that phrasing doesn’t sound defensive — it sounds tired. He explains why: The Bucks are fighting talent limitations and emotional uncertainty Players are wondering nightly whether Giannis will still be there Management is staring at multiple paths, all of which feel sub-optimal Wilde compares it to a choose-your-own-adventure book where every ending is bad — no clean exits, no perfect solutions. 🧠 Giannis’ fear of being the villain One of Wilde’s most insightful points centers on Giannis’ psychology. Wilde believes Giannis genuinely: Feels loyalty to Milwaukee Appreciates the opportunity the Bucks gave him Does not want to be remembered as “the guy who asked out” But that fear may now be clouding his decision-making, creating a stalemate where: He won’t ask for a trade The Bucks won’t force one And everyone waits for something to break Wilde draws a clear parallel to Aaron Rodgers — not in personality, but in how prolonged ambiguity damages everyone involved. 🎭 Agents don’t operate independently Wilde directly addresses Giannis’ claim that his agent acts independently. From an industry perspective, Wilde explains: Agents explore markets with player understanding “I didn’t ask out” can be technically true and still misleading Market testing doesn’t happen without player awareness This is how leverage is created without public ultimatums — and it’s why the reporting keeps escalating even when Giannis’ words don’t. 🏟️ The locker room impact Wilde notes that constant speculation does affect teammates, even if no one says it publicly: Players start questioning direction Leadership messaging gets diluted Adversity feels heavier when the future is unclear He points out a subtle shift in tone from players like Bobby Portis, whose early-season confidence has given way to resignation. ⚖️ The reality no one wants to say Wilde is blunt about the endgame: The Bucks will never get “fair value” for Giannis Waiting doesn’t magically fix that Acting too soon risks panic Acting too late risks collapse That’s why Feigin’s word — tough — matters so much. It’s not drama. It’s math. 🏁 The bottom line Jason Wilde leaves listeners with a sobering conclusion: Giannis hasn’t asked out. The Bucks haven’t pulled the trigger. But the situation is no longer stable. Whether through a trade, a reset, or a reluctant recommitment, this chapter is moving toward an ending — and pretending otherwise only prolongs the damage. 🎧 A clear-eyed, emotionally honest breakdown of loyalty, leverage, and why silence can be just as loud as a trade request — with Jason Wilde on Jen, Gabe & Chewy. Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Bucks, Giannis trade rumors, Jason Wilde, Bucks exhaustion, Giannis agent, NBA trade deadline, Bucks locker room, Giannis loyalty, Aaron Rodgers comparison, Wisconsin sports, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy
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    13 min
  • Packers Coaching Shakeups: Jonathan Gannon In & What Comes Next – Weekly Wilde

    Packers Coaching Shakeups: Jonathan Gannon In & What Comes Next – Weekly Wilde
    Jan 29 2026
    Another busy week in Green Bay. Jason Wilde and Alex Strouf break down the Packers’ latest coaching moves, including Jonathan Gannon stepping in to lead the defense and what his background as a former head coach could mean. They discuss why so much of the defensive staff is turning over, why the offensive staff has stayed largely intact, and whether Matt LaFleur needs fresh ideas moving forward. Plus, Mike McCarthy takes the Steelers job — and Jason explains his relationship with McCarthy, how the hire came together, and why a reunion with Aaron Rodgers in Pittsburgh isn’t as far-fetched as it sounds.
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    34 min
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