Bulaga on Rodgers, Miz and Wyatt’s Deal
About this episode
Homer and Bryan Bulaga discuss pitching performance, football strategies, and the Packers' prospects for the upcoming season.
Homer and Bryan Bulaga open the hour with Jacob Misiorowski back on the mound and Homer arguing the Miz is pitching at a historically dominant level by ERA-plus. Bulaga then gives a lineman’s view of protecting Aaron Rodgers, including how Rodgers’ long holds could frustrate the offensive line but also create huge plays when he broke the pocket. The conversation gets technical as Bulaga explains facing speed rushers versus bull rushers, how tackles adjust when a quarterback scrambles, and why hurry-up offense can wear down a defense more than the offensive line. Homer also marks the 50th anniversary of Hank Aaron’s final home run, No. 755, and ties it back to Jerry Augustine being the winning pitcher that day. The hour closes with Packers talk around Devonte Wyatt’s extension, Green Bay’s win total, last season’s injury collapse, and Bulaga’s belief that the Packers should still get back near last year’s best level as key players return.
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