Episode

Gary Pushes Back on Love, LaFleur and Badgers

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The Homer Hour
Published
Jul 10, 2026
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3001
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Summary

Homer and Gary Ellerson open the hour debating Jordan Love’s standing after the Packers’ late-season struggles, with Homer arguing Love still has to prove more while Gary pushes back on how much blame belongs to the quarterback. The guys compare Love to Caleb Williams, argue over whether being a seven seed really matters in today’s NFL, and debate Matt LaFleur versus Ben Johnson. Gary also weighs in on the NFC North, saying the Vikings are a dangerous dark horse while Detroit may be the team most likely to fall back. The conversation shifts to Packers injuries, including Micah Parsons, Tucker Kraft and Zach Tom, before the guys discuss Sean Eichorst taking over as Wisconsin athletic director and Mark Johnson’s pointed comments about the state of Badgers athletics. The hour closes with Homer floating himself — then Gary — for the W Club executive director job.