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 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.

On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law, Matt Schneidman and John Kuhn react to yet another massive performance and a huge Packers win over the Chicago Bears. They dive into Keisean Nixon's interception to seal the deal for Green Bay, Christian Watson becoming a force in the NFL and they debate if Jordan Love should be in consideration for the NFL MVP. Later, the Packers don't have time to rest as they get ready to face a power Broncos team on Sunday. Matt and John preview Packers-Broncos and give their score predictions. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Packers content every week on The Tundra!

On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law, Matt Schneidman and John Kuhn share their thoughts on Green Bay’s impressive Thanksgiving Day victory in Detroit over the Lions.  The guys analyze a more aggressive version of Matt LaFleur and give Micah Parsons his flowers after yet another massive performance. Then, the guys take a look at where Green Bay stands in a wild NFC Playoff picture.  Is this team a true contender?  The next few weeks may very well provide us with the clarity we need to answer that question. And speaking of the next few weeks, the Packers prepare to face their biggest rivals, the Chicago Bears, twice in the next 3 games.  Have we forgotten the comments Ben Johnson made about Matt LaFleur? Definitely not and we have a feeling that Matt hasn’t forgotten either.

The Packers dominated the Vikings 23–6, and The Tundra is breaking it all down. Green Bay’s defense delivered one of its best performances of the season, showing flashes of what this unit can truly be. Meanwhile, Micah Parsons continues to thrive in Green Bay—just the kind of impact the Packers hoped for when they traded for him. We also dive into Emanuel Wilson’s breakout day after rushing for over 100 yards and what his emergence means for the offense moving forward. Plus, special guest Annie Agar stops by for a fun and insightful conversation. To wrap things up, we preview a massive Thanksgiving matchup: Packers vs. Lions. What does Green Bay need to do to pull off the win? Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Packers content every week on The Tundra!

If they scored 27 points, then you know it was a win!  On the latest episode of The Tundra brought to you by Nicolet Law, Matt Schneidman and John Kuhn discuss Green Bay’s 27-20 win over the New York Giants at a blustery MetLife Stadium.  The guys break down Christian Watson’s positive impact on the passing game while also analyzing just how much the Pack are missing Tucker Kraft. Plus, the injury bug continues to bite Green Bay in a big way - What’s the latest news regarding Josh Jacobs’ knee? Is Jayden Reed about to take his first big step to making a return?  And is Savion Williams turning the walking boot into a fashion statement?? And finally, we’ll get you ready for this Sunday’s division clash against the Minnesota Vikings.  Through 5 starts, JJ McCarthy’s thrown 6 touchdowns and 8 interceptions with a 61.7 QB rating; will a hungry Green Bay D be able to take advantage of the young QB’s struggles?  Matt and John weigh with their thoughts on that and a whole lot more on the latest edition of The Tundra!