The Tundra: A Podcast on the Green Bay Packers

On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law, John Kuhn and Matt Schneidman comb through Matt LaFleur’s comments about needing Packers players to be bought-in as well as the B-minus grade he received in the NFLPA’s annual player survey.  The guys also try and decipher what Lafleur means when he says the offense needs to “strip everything down and start like it’s Year 1 all over again.”

Then, we weigh in on the fishy situation surrounding Rich Bisaccia’s abrupt departure and dive into the even more bizarre situation surrounding Xavier McKinney’s identity theft.

And finally… brace yourselves Packer fans… replacement refs could once again be in your future. We’ll look back on the infamous “Fail Mary” game from 2012 and analyze just how likely a referee lockout truly is.

On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law, John Kuhn and Matt Schneidman examine some of the remaining question marks on Green Bay’s roster.  Does the offensive line have enough depth?  Would Jadeveon Clowney be the perfect compliment to Micah Parsons?  And should Lambeau Field be the next home of Kirk Cousins?

Then, if you’re someone who has ever wondered what actually goes on at the NFL Owners Meetings, you won’t want to miss Matt Schneidman’s full preview of the year’s most posh event!  From the cocktail hours to the coaches’ breakfast, Matt will tell you what you need to know regarding next week’s Scottsdale soirée.

And finally, is Brian Gutekunst an above average general manager?  Matt and John will tell you why he very much is.  Plus, we’ll reveal which Packers – past and present – are the team’s best golfers.  All that and more on this episode of The Tundra!

On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law, John Kuhn and Matt Schneidman share their thoughts on what’s been an eventful Green Bay offseason so far.

We’ll break down everything from Zaire Frankin’s addition on defense to Romeo Doubs’ departure on offense.

The guys will also examine the void left behind at backup quarterback with Malik Willis off to Miami: is the Packers next QB2 on this current roster or should someone like Kirk Cousins be under consideration?

And we’ll explain why Brian Gutekunst’s lack of “splash signings” may not matter given Green Bay’s game-breaking talent due to return from injury in 2026.

Plus, the guys dive talk about a recent interview with Ed Policy on the possibility of Lambeau Field selling its naming rights.

If you’ve got questions about the Packers offseason so far, chances are we’ll have your answers on this episode of the Tundra!

On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law… Here we go, it’s free agency season! John Kuhn and Matt Schneidman get you ready for all of the wild rumors, legal tamperings and salary cap manipulations that are about to go down over the next few weeks.

We’ll take a look at Green Bay’s own free agents and give you our assessment of where they’ll be playing next season: Who has the inside track on Malik Willis?  Should Brian Gutekunst bring back Quay Walker?  And is there still a place for Romeo Doubs in that receiver room?  

We’ll also look at impending free agents from around the league and tell you which ones could help this team take that next step towards a Lombardi Trophy in 2026: Which available corners can improve the position for Jonathan Gannon’s new defense?  Any chance of a reunion at RB with Aaron Jones? And how will Gutey get under the cap to make these things happen?  

John and Matt will answer all these questions and more on a special free agency edition of the Tundra!

On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law, John Kuhn and Matt Schneidman analyze Brian Gutekunst’s Combine press conference including Josh Jacobs’ future, Rich Bisaccia’s sudden departure and how they’ll approach the NFL Draft.  The guys also discuss some of the uncertainty around whether Rashan Gary will be back and Matt explains why he’s arrived at the conclusion that Quay Walker will not be back.

Then, it’s on to the o-line where we lay out our prediction for what the starting 5 will look like in 2026 and which respected vet has likely played his last game in the green and gold.

And finally, Matt and John open up the mailbag to answer your questions, we’ll share our thoughts on Green Bay’s latest Super Bowl odds and we explain why Micah Parsons refers to Brian Gutekunst as “the no man.”