Jason Wilde Wisconsin On Demand

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins the Homer Hour, on the Packers remaking the safety position through the draft and free-agency, which of the Packers draft picks is he intrigued the most by, why wasn't cornerback depth addressed in the draft, does he see first-round draft pick talent in Eric Stokes and would Jaire Alexander have shown up for off-season workouts if he didn't have a roster bonus and does it seem like the defensive players buy more into Jeff Hafley's system for next season than Joe Barry's last season?

Jason joins Jesse Nelson and Alex Strouf leading into day three of the NFL Draft on ESPN Wisconsin's draft day coverage!

Jason Wilde joins Jen Gabe & Chewy on the heels of the Green Bay Packers first round draft pick of Jordan Morgan, The Detroit Lions trade ahead of the Packers, Gutey's decision to stay put, and what the Packers may be looking at in the 2nd and 3rd rounds of the NFL draft.

Jason Wilde joins the show to talk ahead of tonight's 1st round of the NFL Draft. Who do we think the Packers are interested in? Will Gutey be aggressive and trade up to get themselves an offensive lineman tonight? How much will Hafley get an input to help with the new 4-3 defense in Green Bay?

Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins the Homer Hour, how good does he think likely #1 overall pick Caleb Williams will be in the NFL, which players transcended their sport in recent memory, has their been a year where there has been legitimate optimism with the Packers in the NFL Draft and how are important are measurables when drafting players who have a bigger upside?

Jason Wilde joins Jim Rutledge and Colin Russo two days ahead of the 2024 NFL Draft. Jim and Colin ask Jason to participate in today's poll question: grading Packers GM Brian Gutekunst's track record as a drafter. They also ask Jason how having a HOF QB like Aaron Rodgers was able to cover the warts of Gutey's early drafts, how should Bears fan Jim Rutledge feel about Caleb Williams saying that he emulates Aaron Rodgers, and how many "hits" do the Packers need to get out of their 11 current Draft picks.