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Wilde and Tausch celebrating a decade, plus his great reporting on channel3000.com. Jason Wilde, so glad that you're with us.

Is there anybody on our team who does their job better than Debbie Lozaga? No.

I don't know how she manages to see all the stuff she has to see to tell people where the slowdowns are.

He is the co-host of Wilde and Tausch.

You read him at channel3000.com, their Packers guy.

You wrote about Packy the Packer today.

How exciting is that?

Jason, great stuff as always.

We'll be listening to you on Green Bay Game Night tonight after the game with Homer, and we will be listening to you tomorrow morning, 9:00 AM.

Wilde and Touche, and we'll be reading you, channel3000.com, 'cause you are Mr.

Do It All.

You can hear him on Wildey and Tausch weekdays from 9 a.m. until noon across ESPN Wisconsin and the ESPN Wisconsin app.

And, of course, you can read all of his written work just like I do over there on channel3000.com under the Packers tab.

Jason, how are you doing today? How have you put up with what has been a really weird week of discourse for Packers land?

Well, first of all, congratulations to Terry and to all of the Hall of Fame inductees.

So make sure you listen to him.

Wildey and Tausch, weekdays from 9 until noon across ESPN Wisconsin.

And, of course, read all of his written work under the Packers tab on channel3000.com. We're going to take a quick break, come back, set the scene of what happened last night at Beaver Dam Athletics, and then right after that, it's time to welcome in the legend himself, Hall of Famer Terry Kiefer.

All that's coming up here on the Dam Sports Show.

Like, was

it a joke? I thought it was until I saw Wildey's thing on the channel 3000.com.

It was in that.

And I was like, I'm sorry, this is serious? Are you serious, Clark?

And he had that one game in Cleveland where he was active.

He played one play, you know, got crashed into by Miles Garrett and was like, holy crap, I can't play with this, right? And then he partially tears the patellar tendon in his right knee in Denver, is lost for the rest of the season.

And now, you know, and I tweeted this out earlier, and it'll certainly be included in my Channel 3000 story here when I get to write it after we're done with LeFleur and the coordinators.

But, like, when he told me this in June, and I am not a doctor, and I am certainly not here questioning the medical establishment or whoever made this decision, whether it was Zach, whether it was his agent, whether it was his doctor.

On YouTube, Alex Strofe, Gabe Neitzel, Super Bowl champion Brian Villaga, ESPN legend John Anderson, and three-time Wisconsin sports writer Jason Wildey rocking with you here as we go five wide in the 10 o'clock hour of Green Bay Game Day.

Jason wrote a piece over at channel3000.com. about Jordan Love's kind of like drop back throws, about how he throws so accurately off that back foot.

And something that I think a lot of things, we talked about it with the defense too, I think something that gets lost in the shuffle of last week's demise and meltdown for Green Bay was just how good Jordan Love was despite being under constant pressure.

He was hit 18 times.

And as he said and as others said, now the hope is they don't have to see it as often.

And they'll have to see it occasionally.

It's worth your time reading over at channel3000.com. Maybe some commercial break reading for you.

John, just curious on your evaluation of Jordan

Um, So yes.

So I'm working on this story for channel 3000 about what you're basically talking about, which is the way he was able to make a bunch of throws with basically that fall away jumper throw.

Right.

And how accurate he is with it, because when he's got a guy in his face, he's just got this innate ability to fall backward and still put the ball where he wants it.

Uh, you should tell him don't go too

far.

Well, I, I, I, I'm a little leery of that obviously, because obviously, uh, Is that going to be the headline on channel 3000? I am going to tell the anecdote.

I would still argue that.