Wilde Backs 2027, TVV Backs Brewers
About this episode
Homer discusses the potential of the U.S. men's World Cup and the Packers' future, with insights from guests Jason Wilde and Tim Van Vooren on sports prospects.
Homer opens the hour arguing that a U.S. men’s World Cup title would be the greatest athletic achievement in American history, even if he admits he is not a true soccer fan. Jason Wilde joins from the Delzer ESPN Milwaukee Open and agrees with Homer’s theory that the Packers appear built more for a serious 2027 run than a 2026 Super Bowl push, especially with Trey Smack at kicker and Micah Parsons’ injury timeline still uncertain. Wilde also discusses Jordan Love’s chance to elevate, the offensive line questions around Anthony Belton and Jager Burton, and why Keyshawn Nixon deserves more appreciation. Tim Van Vooren joins later and agrees the Brewers have a better chance to win the World Series this year than the Packers have to win the Super Bowl. TVV also weighs in on John Schneider getting away from Green Bay, the Brewers’ organizational stability, and Homer’s new mission to make U.S. soccer care more about winning the World Cup.
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