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Following a drubbing of the Eagles, the Out of the Pocketeers relish in the spotlight of victory, while preparing us for what appears to be a division and playoff battle. How far we've come since Week 3, eh? Join Out of the Pocket as they take their show on the road and bring you a weekly dissection of the Green Bay Packers as only they know how. All are longtime Packer fans who bring their infinite wisdom, passion and snark to the Packers Talk Radio Network. Follow them on Twitter at @WhatRUTinkin , @Ceallaigh_k , @missannielynn, and @jys_h.

You sure can't argue one thing: the Green Bay Packers are playing perhaps the best ball we've seen in years right now. With a huge win over the Eagles and a division rivarly matchup with the Vikings on the horizon, the Pack now own their own destiny when it comes to a division title and a playoff berth. Joining us LIVE for a special Midweek Cheesehead Radio will be Matt Bowen, NFL writer at Bleacher Report; and Contributor at Chicago Tribune and 670 The Score. This former Packer will pour on the knowledge bombs as he speaks with the CHR Crew. Cheesehead Radio is brought to you by some of the top writers in the Packers Blogosphere: Jayme Snowden of CheeseheadTV, Jersey Al Bracco of All Green Bay Packers, CD Angeli of CheeseheadTV, and John Rehor of PackersTalk.

The Green and Gold Kool-Aid glass is half-filled; Chris thinks it's half empty, Dave sees it as half full. Both our of therapists liked Sunday's boat-race at Lambeau, but only one was jumping in the Fox to celebrate the regatta. The guys encourage comments and questions via their Twitter feed @PackersTherapy and read and respond to as many as they can during each show. Packers Therapy  is a part of the Packers Talk Radio Network, serving up enough weekly podcasts to satisfy the most fervent of Packer fans. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and subscribe over at iTunes.

The Green Bay Packers steamrolled the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, catapulting themselves into a tie for the division lead (and in control of their own destiny) in perhaps the most impressive fashion we've ever seen from the Green and Gold. While the kicking game may leave us a little disconcerted, there's no doubt that no team in the NFL wants to be next on the Packers' schedule. Listen in as Ryan and Ross sit back and enjoy a great Packer win. From The Benches is a part of the Packers Talk Radio Network, serving up enough weekly podcasts to satisfy the most fervent of Packer fans. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and subscribe over at iTunes or BlogTalkRadio.

Colleen, Kelly, Jay, and newcomer Annie Johnson return with their usual hot mess of Packers talk to get you ready for the Green Bay Packers/Philadephia Eagles matchup this afternoon. The gang cover the gamut of everything that is on the minds of Cheeseheads everywhere, so take a listen! Join Out of the Pocket as they take their show on the road and bring you a weekly dissection of the Green Bay Packers as only they know how.  All are longtime Packer fans who bring their infinite wisdom, passion and snark to the Packers Talk Radio Network. Follow them on Twitter at @WhatRUTinkin , @Ceallaigh_k , @missannielynn, and @jys_h.  

Amanda and Chris start by breaking down Packers-Bears, asking if it's the best Aaron Rodgers has ever played. They then shift to whether or not Green Bay has a must-win game against Philadelphia this weekend, and what the game means in terms of winning the division or making the playoffs via wildcard. They then welcome in Brandon Gowton from the Eagles blog Bleeding Green Nation to talk about how legit Mark Sanchez's game against the Panthers really was. They then talk about what a healthy offensive line might mean for LeSean McCoy, touch on the emergence of Jordan Matthews, and look at the playoff landscape for the NFC as a while.  Behind Enemy Lines is brought to you by hosts, Amanda Lawson and Chris Callaway. Read Amanda's work over a CheeseSportsLife and Chris's musings at Midwest Sports Fans.

Chris and Dave are late this week. No, not dead. Just late posting their show to the site. The fellas discuss the high points of the Pack's dismantling of a dispirited Bears squad, but the pair are more focused on whether the Lions are for real and what's ahead this Sunday when the Eagles come to Lambeau. The guys encourage comments and questions via their Twitter feed @PackersTherapy and read and respond to as many as they can during each show. Packers Therapy  is a part of the Packers Talk Radio Network, serving up enough weekly podcasts to satisfy the most fervent of Packer fans. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and subscribe over at iTunes.

The Packers stormed out of their bye week with a 55-14 drubbing of the Chicago Bears and get ready to face the red hot Philadelphia Eagles.  Andy Benoit of MMQB at SI.com joins Jason, Jay and Cory to talk Packers and the NFC. The trio discuss the win over the Bears, the latest Packers news and preview the game against the Eagles and Chip Kelly's high-flying offense led by Mark Sanchez. ---------- No Huddle Radio is a part of the Packers Talk Radio Network, serving up enough weekly podcasts to satisfy the most fervent of Packer fans. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and subscribe over at iTunes or BlogTalkRadio.

Join the No Huddle Radio crew as the guys try to make sense of this Packers team after the beating they took from the Saints. Can't stop the run? Can't stop the pass? Jason and Andy search for answers... Joining the guys will be Justis Mosqueda, Packers writer for Bleacher Report.  ---------- No Huddle Radio is a part of the Packers Talk Radio Network, serving up enough weekly podcasts to satisfy the most fervent of Packer fans. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and subscribe over at iTunes or BlogTalkRadio.

Aaron Rodgers' hamstring wasn't the only thing sore following the Packers loss in New Orleans. Our resident tools, Chris and Dave, were chapped about the defeat, seeing it as Exhibit A in the case against Green Bay's defense. But the not-so-dynamic duo agrees that a 5-3 mark heading into the bye week isn't a disaster. The guys encourage comments and questions via their Twitter feed @PackersTherapy and read and respond to as many as they can during each show.  

The show is back and better than ever after the Packers suffer a bad loss before their bye week. Jacob remains the host of the show, but has some subs for his usual co-hosts. Jason Perone of AllGBP.com joins the show in addition to Jacob's brother Adam. The show begins with a discussion of the Aaron Rodgers injury that came as an even bigger downside to an abysmal night on the defensive side of the ball. There is also a discussion about the defense's complete collapse in New Orleans, before going into the bye. Then the guys go behind the bench and discuss how they assess the Packers at this point in the season, and if that has changed since the beginning of the year with their expectations. Following that a discussion breaks out about what was encouraging, and discouraging throughout the game, before a preview of the Packers November opponents, and a prediction of what their record will be in those four games. An unfortunate discussion emerges just before the end of the show when the guys pick the worst Packers showing in the Mike McCarthy/Ted Thompson era, with a few surprises along the way before Jacob has some words for Coach McCarthy's management of the game in New Orleans in the show's signature segment You're gonna want to cut that.

In the Week 8 edition of Behind Enemy Lines, Amanda and Chris discuss the Panthers beatdown, and talk in depth about the Eddie Lacy/James Starks timeshare, the improved play of Clay Matthews and Julius Peppers , and throw some hypotheticals around about the Green Bay Packers' schedule and Aaron Rodgers' MVP chances. They then welcome in Lyons Yellin from WWL-TV in New Orleans to talk about the Saints' disappointing season and why he doesn't think it's over quite yet. They then discuss the health of Drew Brees' weapons, the state of the NFC South, and how loud it might be at the Superdome on Sunday night.  Behind Enemy Lines is brought to you by hosts, Amanda Lawson and Chris Callaway. Read Amanda's work over a CheeseSportsLife and Chris's musings at Midwest Sports Fans. Behind Enemy Lines is just one great podcast in a great lineup of Packers's podcasts from the Packers Talk Radio Network, serving up enough weekly podcasts to satisfy the most fervent of Packer fans. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and subscribe over at iTunes.  

This week Chris and Adam ask "Are the Green Bay Packers defense for real?" heading into a tough road game at the Superdome. The guys also look into how great of a season Jordy Nelson is actually having and where it stacks up all-time. ----- Chris Lempesis and Adam Somers bring their offbeat brand of podcasting to Packers Talk Radio Network, with the latest rumors, news, and prognostications about your Green Bay Packers. Follow them on Twitter at @olbagofdonuts and @ASomers_time  and stay tuned to Packers Talk Radio Network every week for more of Chris and Adam!

The Cheesehead Radio gang is BACK to bask in the afterglow of the rip-roaring good time that was both Throwback Weekend and the rolling over of the Carolina Panthers. Then, we get you set for what we hope is a five-game winning streak with a win over the New Orleans Saints this Sunday night, making it a great bye week for the Green Bay Packers. Aaron Rodgers and Co. are hitting on all cylinders, and so are we...so don't miss a minute of Cheesehead Radio! Joining us LIVE will be the incomprable Wes Hodkiewicz of the Green Bay Press-Gazette, who will give us the very latest on our Green Bay Packers. Cheesehead Radio is brought to you by some of the top writers in the Packers Blogosphere: Jayme Snowden of CheeseheadTV, Jersey Al Bracco of All Green Bay Packers, CD Angeli of CheeseheadTV, and John Rehor of PackersTalk.

OK, so Chris and Dave will never agree about the relative merits of risk-taking and whether Aaron Rodgers takes enough of them. But they do agree that the Packers delivered an epic smackdown at Lambeau Field this past Sunday. The fellas were impressed with the solid play of the defense and are starting to wonder just how good Green Bay is relative to its NFC rivals. The guys encourage comments and questions via their Twitter feed @PackersTherapy and read and respond to as many as they can during each show. Packers Therapy  is a part of the Packers Talk Radio Network, serving up enough weekly podcasts to satisfy the most fervent of Packer fans.