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The Packers didn't play on Sunday, but Richard, Kelly, & Colleen still sat down to discuss Thursday's victory over the Vikings and look ahead to Miami. With the Bears and Lions both losing in week 5, the Packers sit atop the NFC North at 3-2. Can they enter the bye week at 6-2? ---------- Join Kelly, Colleen, and Richard Chang 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 three are longtime Packer fans who bring their infinite wisdom, passion and snark to the Packers Talk Radio Network. Check out their work and follow them on Twitter at @WhatRUTinkin , @Ceallaigh_k and @RichardMChang.

Ol' Bag of Donuts brings another special edition post-game podcast this week breaking down the Green Bay Packers dismantling of the Minnesota Vikings on Thursday night. Chris and Adam pick their players of the game, what went right (a lot), what went wrong (a little) and possibly giving Mike McCarthy some credit. Before all of that, the guys first go over the excuses Adam heard from Minnesota Vikings fans after the game in the Twin Cities, as well our old friend Greg Jennings. 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!

Join Al, CD, and Rehor for a LIVE pregame kickoff show right here on PackersTalk! We'll set up the game, give you our predictions and Keys to the Game, and take some of your calls! You never want to miss Cheesehead Radio! --------------- 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.  

Chris and Amanda kick off the Week 5 edition of Behind Enemy Lines by gushing over Aaron Rodgers' performance before discussing whether or not the win over the Bears felt like one from the Green Bay Packers' Super Bowl run back in 2010. Amanda remains unconvinced by the defense, while Chris tries to figure out whether or not the rookies are up to snuff a quarter of the way into the season. They then welcome in AJ Mansour from the Twin Cities radio station KFAN 100.3 to talk about the Teddy Bridgewater bandwagon, how to best use Cordarrelle Patterson, the offense under Norv Turner and discuss what they've learned about the NFC North.

The boys are back to discuss a big victory over the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. They begin by gushing over the offensive performances by Randal Cobb and Aaron Rodgers and the relief of getting through a game without any new injuries to report. They then go Behind the Bench to talk about whether they are relaxed or still concerned after the game. A discussion of the most concerning and encouraging aspects of the Bears game follows before the weekly Fantasy Corner. They then preview the Thursday Night Football game against hated rival Minnesota before Ross takes aim at the running game in You're Gonna Want to Cut That.   ---------------- From The Benches is one of the family of podcasts from the Packers Talk Radio Network, featuring hosts Jacob Westendorf, Ross Uglem, and Ryan Hillesland. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and subscribe over at iTunes.

Richard, Kelly & Colleen are officially r-e-l-a-x-e-d. Aaron Rodgers came out with the Packers offense and dominated the Bears. Why haven't we seen that offense in previous games? For the second week, the defense gave up yards, but forced turnovers and gave up few points. Is that a winning formula? Finally, Richard shares an observation to explain Rodgers' recent inaccuracies. Is he wrong, or right? ---------- Join Kelly, Colleen, and Richard Chang 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 three are longtime Packer fans who bring their infinite wisdom, passion and snark to the Packers Talk Radio Network. Check out their work and follow them on Twitter at @WhatRUTinkin , @Ceallaigh_k and @RichardMChang.

In true Goofus and Gallant style, Dave was relaxed in the wake of the Packers thumping of the hated Bears, but Chris is having none of it. While the Green Bay 11 won by three TDs, Chris was miffed, irked and generally bent about a defense that surrendered yards more easily than the Iraqi Republican Guard. After some soothing comments from Dave and a couple of , the fellas were happy to escape Solider Field with a win. -------------- Posting its first show in 2005, Packers Therapy is the longest-running Packers podcast on the Internet. Hosts Chris and Dave began the show as a way of capturing the spirited chats the two co-workers had about the team around the office. The two have no pretense about being experts: they are just two opinionated shareholders  who love the team, follow it closely, but don't always see the Packers fortunes eye to eye. The guys encourage comments and questions via their Twitter feed @PackersTherapy and read and respond to as many as they can during each show.

Chris and Amanda get ready for the Green Bay Packers to take on the Chicago Bears by first figuring out where they're at on the panic meter, then talk about the all-but-absent running game before trying to put a positive spin on the Week 3 loss to Detroit. They then welcome in Lester Wiltfong from Windy City Gridiron to talk about the maturation of Jay Cutler, how the Bears' front four stacks up with some the Packers have seen so far this season, and Amanda reveals that she is surprisingly able to not be a homer. 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.

Ol' Bag of Donuts are back after a week hiatus to break down what looks like a 'must-win' game for the Green Bay Packers against the Chicago Bears in Week 4. Adam and Chris first catch up on the past couple games when Adam was gallivanting around the globe and the get into a very surprising positive (?) from Week 3. With many problems ailing the Packers, the guys zero in a on a few, including the obvious and not-so obvious.  ----- 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!

This week Chris and Dave wonder if Aaron and Mike still love each other--can this marriage survive? Why are things in Packerland just so...so...so out of sync? You know things are bad when the boys can't even get a sense of enjoyment out of a Lions LB blowing his knee out during a celebration. There's a healthy degree of concern but no hand-wringing (yet) in this installment of Packers Therapy. -------------- Posting its first show in 2005, Packers Therapy is the longest-running Packers podcast on the Internet. Hosts Chris and Dave began the show as a way of capturing the spirited chats the two co-workers had about the team around the office. The two have no pretense about being experts: they are just two opinionated shareholders  who love the team, follow it closely, but don't always see the Packers fortunes eye to eye. The guys encourage comments and questions via their Twitter feed @PackersTherapy and read and respond to as many as they can during each show.

Richard, Kelly, and Colleen debate how the Packers managed to lose to the Lions. Where is the unstoppable no huddle? Why isn't the running game effective? Should Aaron Rodgers break up with Olivia Munn and should Coach McCarthy fire himself from calling the offense? Join two of the PocketDoppler Angels and Richard Chang 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 three are longtime Packer fans who bring their infinite wisdom, passion and snark to the Packers Talk Radio Network.

The Boys are back after another frustrating Packers loss with plenty to talk about. The show begins with a discussion of Clay Matthews' injury, and some encouraging signs from Julius Peppers and Ha Ha Clinton-Dix. Following that the boys go Behind The Bench to discuss Randall Cobb's quote about how the offense was embarrassing and that everyone including himself needs to do better, which leads to what the boys think is currently ailing the Packers offense. After breaking down the game and what was encouraging/discouraging to them, the boys go around the league with a discussion of what surprised them the most from Week 3 action. Then a discussion breaks out about the upcoming latest installment of the Bears/Packers rivalry. Based off that game they pick their start/sit in terms of fantasy football all before Jacob has some words about the tight end position in the shows signature segment "You're Gonna Want to Cut That." From The Benches is one of the family of podcasts from the Packers Talk Radio Network, featuring hosts Jacob Westendorf, Ross Uglem, and Ryan Hillesland. 

Prepping for this weekend's NFC North battle between the Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions, Amanda and Chris talk about how nervous they were in the win over the Jets while gushing over Jordy Nelson in the process. Chris talks about his love for the play-action deep pass while Amanda invents a new term for field goals. They then welcome in Justin Simon, a Lions blogger for Pride of Detroit, to talk about whether or not Matthew Stafford can lead Detroit to the promised land, ask how to stop Megatron, and spend too much time talking about kickers.  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. 

The No Huddle Radio crew returns with a breakdown of the Packers-Jets game. Join ALLGBP.com writers Jason Perone, Cory Jennerjohn, And Burch and Kris Burke as they examine what went right and what went wrong against the Jets and ponder the question of the day: Are the Packers as good as we thought they were? They also take a look ahead at Sunday's game against the Lions at Ford Field. Always dangerous in terms of talent, but never able to put it all together, the Lions are impossible to predict. The last time these teams met, it was a Thanksgiving Day massacre in Detroit. The guys discuss what the Packers need to do to avoid a similar result this time around. -------------- Join the writers at AllGBP.com for a fast hitting discussion of all things Packers. Please be sure to visit  ALLGBP.COM, where we are "All Green Bay Packers, All the Time."  You can also browse Packers Talk Radio Network for more Packers podcasts from the best Packers bloggers on the internet.  

Chris and Dave breathe a sigh of relief over the Packers comeback win over the J-E-T-S in Green Bay's home opener. The fellas like them some Jordy, but worry that Aaron Rodgers might like going to Nelson too much. Chris and Dave underscore their man-crush for Mike Daniels, and throw open the doors of the sports book at the Packers Therapy Hotel & Casino, reviewing last week's lines and setting new ones for the game at Detroit this coming Sunday. ------------ Posting its first show in 2005, Packers Therapy is the longest-running Packers podcast on the Internet. Hosts Chris and Dave began the show as a way of capturing the spirited chats the two co-workers had about the team around the office. The two have no pretense about being experts: they are just two opinionated shareholders  who love the team, follow it closely, but don't always see the Packers fortunes eye to eye. The guys encourage comments and questions via their Twitter feed @PackersTherapy and read and respond to as many as they can during each show.