The Tundra: A Podcast on the Green Bay Packers

On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law, Matt Schneidman and John Kuhn pick through the rubble of a disastrous Packers playoff collapse against the Chicago Bears.  From missed kicks to ill-advised interceptions, we’ll discuss everything that went wrong, as painful as it may be. Plus, we’re now firmly entrenched in “LaFleur watch.”  What will Ed Policy decide regarding the Head Coach’s future? And what would the players like to see happen?  We’ll share all the reaction from inside the locker room and reveal our thoughts as well. Finally, Matt and John analyze Green Bay’s walking wounded and discuss when you should expect to see Parsons, Kraft, Wyatt and others back in pads. And remember, while the season may be over, the show goes on!  We’ll be with you all offseason long taking you through the coaching decision to free agency to the draft right up through training camp.  So make sure you’re subscribed on YouTube and Apple Podcasts and follow the show @TheTundraGB on all social media platforms.

Here we go, it’s playoff time!  On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law, Matt Schneidman and John Kuhn get you ready for just the 3rd ever postseason meeting between the Packers and Bears by unveiling their top 5 storylines heading into the matchup.  John also reflects on his memories of facing Chicago in the 2010 NFC Championship game while Matt explains whether or not he believes Matt LaFleur is coaching for his job. Plus, we’ll dive into the some of the keys to the game including Caleb Williams extending plays, Josh Jacobs running at the Bears D and Green Bay’s always interesting special teams unit. And finally, there was no way we were letting Matt and John out of here without giving their prediction.  They’ll tell you who they think is winning this game and if Matt LaFleur will get the last laugh on Ben Johnson.

On this episode of The Tundra, Packers legend John Kuhn and The Athletic’s Matt Schneidman break down some of the biggest questions surrounding the Green Bay Packers as the postseason approaches. The guys take a hard look at a struggling Packers run defense and discuss whether it’s a fixable issue or a potential problem that could show up in a big way in the playoffs.  They also dive into Malik Willis’ recent play and why his performance has positioned him for a significant payday next season.  Plus, Kuhn and Schneidman gauge the overall confidence level in this Packers team heading into January—what should fans feel good about, what still needs to improve, and how far this group can realistically go when the games matter most. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review The Tundra, and follow the show on all social platforms so you never miss an episode.

On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law, Matt Schneidman and John Kuhn try to make sense of Saturday night’s soul-crushing defeat to the Chicago Bears.  We’ll analyze the game’s key moments including a costly penalty, Romeo Doubs’ bobbled onside kick and an ill-timed defensive miscue.  Plus, Matt takes us inside the locker room to explain the bizarre scene that played out regarding Keisean Nixon’s postgame media availability. Despite the defeat, Green Bay’s playoff hopes are still very much intact thanks to our old friend Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers’ dramatic win in Detroit against the Lions.  Matt and John break down the NFC playoff picture and share their thoughts on Green Bay’s expectations through the remainder of the season. And finally, we attempt (keyword: attempt) to preview the Packers upcoming matchup against the Ravens.  On paper, it could be a fun one… but do we really have any clue who will be lining up under center for either team??  And with regards to Jordan Love, just how cautious should Matt LaFleur be?  All that and more on the latest edition of The Tundra!

On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law, Matt Schneidman and John Kuhn look back on a brutal Sunday for the Green Bay Packers.  Not only did they lose the game to the Denver Broncos, but they lost their best player in Micah Parsons as well.  The guys share their thoughts on how big of a blow this is to Jeff Hafley’s defense, who now needs to step up in Parsons’ absence and if this means the Pack are no long Super Bowl contenders. In addition to that, Matt and John give their take on Jordan Love’s performance and explain why the onus now falls on him and Matt LaFleur to keep this Green Bay train on the tracks. And finally, we’ll look ahead to a massively important meeting this Saturday night in Chicago between the Packers and Bears and Matt LaFleur’s chance to turn Ben Johnson’s preseason comments on its head.