Episode
Bulaga Bets Soccer and Hates O-Line Rotations
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- The Homer Hour
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- Jun 25, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 2768
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Summary
Live from Summerfest, Homer and Bryan Bulaga dive deep into soccer, with Homer arguing that the expanded World Cup format has turned the opening stage into glorified preseason games. Bulaga pushes back on some of the details while still agreeing that the U.S. making the quarterfinals would be a historic accomplishment, leading to a 10-to-1 wager between the two. Jason Wilde joins to talk Packers offensive line competition, including whether Jagger Burton could push for playing time right away. Wilde and Bulaga also explain why offensive line rotations can hurt cohesion, rhythm, and confidence. Later, Homer and Bulaga continue the conversation about the mental side of playing in the NFL, how teammates help each other through rough stretches, and why the best offensive lines need to feel like one true unit.