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Grant Bills

Grant Bilse is a Wisconsin sports radio broadcaster at Mid-West Family Madison, hosting the Wisco Sports Show weeknights on the Wisconsin Sports Zone Radio Network, producing the Bill Michaels Show, and appearing on Packers podcasts like Pack-A-Day.

Jan 23, 2026

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10:10
God, you,
10:11
I've had enough.
10:12
I don't need to hear about Jim Leonard anymore, but it's the leader, the teacher, the schemer, all of the things.
10:18
He's called the defense before, so I think my two favorite candidates are Leonard, and then I really like Durante Jones in Minnesota, right? I'm getting my wires crossed a little bit.
10:28
It's late.
10:29
I would really like him, too.
10:30
He's never been the main guy like Leonard has.

34 MINS LATER

44:22
So I can understand why he'd potentially feel that way because every single time they're asked about Sean Ryan, it's like, yeah, we keep wanting more.
3:44
Your thoughts on Packers, Bears and Green Bay getting a shot at Chicago in the wildcard round.
3:51
I've thought for about two months that there's not really an opponent in the NFC against which the Packers would draw dead.
3:58
Like there's, there's no, and maybe we should feel that way about the Seahawks because Sam Darnold's played pretty well down the stretch, but there's not an opponent or there hasn't been an opponent in the NFC where I'm like, well, if that, if that's who they draw, then they're cooked.
4:08
So I was kind of excited or okay with the matchup against any opponent long before we ever knew the seating.
4:14
And I think bears Eagles are, are probably both similar.
4:17
I think the Packers opened a small favorites.
4:19
I don't feel awesome about them just because the injuries and the way they've played recently.

9 MINS LATER

13:31
What's kind of top of mind for you of what you're going to really be watching for in this one?

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