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Homer opens the Jason Wilde Homer Hour questioning why anyone should care what the Brewers offered for Tarik Skubal if the deal never actually happened, joking that Milwaukee could have offered the entire roster and it still would not change the result. He also debates whether the Skubal-to-Dodgers move could feed a larger salary-cap push, while continuing to wonder how the Brewers should handle Christian Yelich if his struggles continue. Jason Wilde joins to break down Packers training camp, led by Micah Parsons issuing a warning that opponents should worry less about when he returns and more about what he will be when he does. Wilde also discusses Parsons’ realistic Week 6 target against the Cowboys, why his meniscus injury makes his timeline different from Tucker Kraft’s, and why Trey Smack’s kicking struggles are already becoming a major camp storyline. The hour closes with Wilde and Homer debating pressure on young players, Matthew Golden’s growth, and whether draft position can affect a player’s ability to settle into the NFL.
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