Chris Lempesis (Ol' Bag of Donuts OG) gives you the straight scoop on the Packers, whether you like it or not.
Lemps Talkin' Pack takes a deep dive into the latest Green Bay Packers fallout following the ugly loss to the Atlanta Falcons, and this episode has plenty to unpack. Chris Lempesis opens the mailbag to tackle the biggest questions surrounding a Packers team that suddenly looks completely out of answers.
Can the Packers’ historically bad offensive line play actually be fixed? What do the additions of Laken Tomlinson and Mekhi Becton mean for Jordan Love and the offense? Is Brian Gutekunst finally making the moves this roster needs, and could more reinforcements be coming? Chris also tackles the growing questions surrounding Matt LaFleur, his coaching staff, Ed Policy, the team’s lack of identity, penalties, time of possession and the alarming lack of energy against Atlanta.
Plus, Chris discusses Jordan Love’s accuracy issues, Micah Parsons and the pressure surrounding Green Bay’s championship window, and whether the upcoming road game against Tampa Bay can become a much-needed “get-better” game.
And, of course, there’s some vintage Lemps Talkin' Pack entertainment, including the infamous Brett Favre bobblehead and a tribute to former Packers offensive lineman Mike Wahle.
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