Episode

Brian Bulaga & Jason Wilde Break Down Packers Minicamp

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The Homer Hour
Published
Jun 11, 2026
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2787
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Summary

Homer and Brian Bulaga react to the end of Packers mandatory minicamp and debate how much actually matters during the “season for no reason.” Brian explains why Jagger Burton getting first-team reps on the offensive line is worth watching, while Jason Wilde joins to share what stood out from Green Bay’s offseason work. The guys discuss Zach Tom’s injury outlook, Matthew Golden’s role, Jordan Love’s wow throw to Jayden Reed, and which young defenders — Edgerrin Cooper, Javon Bullard, Lucas Van Ness or Devonte Wyatt — are most likely to break out this season. Plus, Homer weighs in on the Knicks’ historic NBA Finals comeback and why it only matters if they finish the job.