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Homer and Bryan Bulaga open the hour with the daily question of whether Jacob Misiorowski is pitching, with both agreeing The Miz has become must-watch baseball because of the possibility that fans could see something historic every time he starts. Bulaga compares that kind of rare draw to athletes like Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods, while Homer says Miz has reached the “feel lucky to watch him” level. Packers talk turns to the offensive line, where Bulaga says Jordan Morgan is the player he will study most closely early in the season, especially after showing encouraging signs against Pittsburgh. Jason Wilde joins for the best segment of the week and debates preseason playing time, joint practices, Aaron Banks’ knee, Zach Tom’s availability and why the Packers’ offensive line should get real work against Denver’s defense. The hour closes with Wilde and Bulaga both saying Jordan Love’s biggest next step is playing all 17 games, while Bulaga explains why offensive linemen still rewatch and marvel at the special throws Aaron Rodgers used to make.
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