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Kyle & Brust · September 17 · 44 min

4PM: Packers Hit the Panic Button & Can They Avoid 0-2?

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust brings Alex Strouf into the studio as the Packers try to turn the page from their Week 1 collapse. Strouf admits he still can’t shake what happened against Minnesota and joins Kyle and Ben in questioning Green Bay’s handling of the offensive line. With Anthony Belton potentially moving back to guard and Jacob Monk’s starting spot uncertain, the guys wonder how the Packers spent an entire offseason evaluating this group only to immediately start shuffling pieces after one game. Strouf also gets put on trial for his offseason belief in Jordan Morgan as Green Bay’s franchise left tackle. Despite Morgan’s rough opener, Strouf isn’t abandoning his prediction and still believes he can develop into the long-term answer. Plus, Strouf explains why he’s coping with the Packers’ six-game losing streak by pouring his energy into a Brewers team he now believes has a legitimate World Series shot. Then Bryan Bulaga joins the show and calls the Packers’ handling of Anthony Belton “complete scramble mode.” The former Packers tackle explains why constantly moving young linemen between positions can stunt their development, confirms the protection problems existed throughout the Vikings game and says an 0-2 start with a loss to the Jets would put Green Bay in a very low place with a much tougher schedule still ahead.

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The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust brings Alex Strouf into the studio as the Packers try to turn the page from their Week 1 collapse. Strouf admits he still can’t shake what happened against Minnesota and joins Kyle and Ben in questioning Green Bay’s handling of the offensive line. With Anthony Belton potentially moving back to guard and Jacob Monk’s starting spot uncertain, the guys wonder how the Packers spent an entire offseason evaluating this group only to immediately start shuffling pieces after one game.

Strouf also gets put on trial for his offseason belief in Jordan Morgan as Green Bay’s franchise left tackle. Despite Morgan’s rough opener, Strouf isn’t abandoning his prediction and still believes he can develop into the long-term answer. Plus, Strouf explains why he’s coping with the Packers’ six-game losing streak by pouring his energy into a Brewers team he now believes has a legitimate World Series shot.

Then Bryan Bulaga joins the show and calls the Packers’ handling of Anthony Belton “complete scramble mode.” The former Packers tackle explains why constantly moving young linemen between positions can stunt their development, confirms the protection problems existed throughout the Vikings game and says an 0-2 start with a loss to the Jets would put Green Bay in a very low place with a much tougher schedule still ahead.