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Homer opens the Wednesday Homer Hour with Rain Man, where Ted in Mayville battles through Marquette, World Cup, Christian Yelich and Jacob Misiorowski trivia before finishing strong. Jason Wilde joins to discuss Packers training camp, including Anthony “Homer” Campbell flashing with batted passes, the value of judging young players by their best moments, and what Matthew Golden showed as a rookie. Wilde also breaks down Green Bay’s tight end situation, with Luke Musgrave’s neck injury creating concern and Josh Whyle looking like a possible No. 2 behind Tucker Kraft. Homer then revisits Yelich’s struggles, Pat Murphy’s defense of him, and the tough question of whether respect for Yeli’s Brewers legacy should change how Milwaukee handles his current production. Mark Stewart closes the hour with a Badgers football reset, discussing Luke Fickell’s shaky first three years, Wisconsin’s NIL limitations, Jeff Grimes’ offense, a more manageable schedule, and why seven wins could be a reasonable measuring stick.
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