The day that many Packers fans have been waiting for has finally arrived: Defensive coordinator Joe Barry has been fired.

Marques pays tribute to Barry (kinda) and previews a few potential replacements including Jesse Minter, Jim Leonhard, Ejiro Evero, Chris Harris and Wink Martindale.

Also, CBSSports.com NFL writer John Breech joins the show.

The day that many Packers fans have been waiting for has finally arrived: Defensive coordinator Joe Barry has been fired.
Marques pays tribute to Barry (kinda) and previews a few potential replacements including Jesse Minter, Jim Leonhard, Ejiro Evero, Chris Harris and Wink Martindale.
Also, CBSSports.com NFL writer John Breech joins the show.

Marques Eversoll hosts "Better Call Eversoll," weekday afternoons from 2-4 PM in Green Bay, WI. Heavy on Packers & Wisconsin sports, and always keeping things interesting & creative -- not just reading the news.

Marques Eversoll hosts "Better Call Eversoll," weekday afternoons from 2-4 PM in Green Bay, WI. Heavy on Packers &amp; Wisconsin sports, and always keeping things interesting &amp; creative -- not just reading the news.

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Joe Barry Fired

What do the Green Bay Packers need to change, looking ahead to the 2026 season and beyond? Former Packers defensive lineman Mike Daniels joins the show to discuss the Packers' culture, compared to other teams he's played for -- and, specifically, whether or not the Packers are "soft." 

We also discuss the Packers' options at center, including Tyler Linderbaum and Connor McGovern, who headline this year's class in free agency. 

What do the Green Bay Packers need to change, looking ahead to the 2026 season and beyond? Former Packers defensive lineman Mike Daniels joins the show to discuss the Packers' culture, compared to other teams he's played for -- and, specifically, whether or not the Packers are "soft."&nbsp;
We also discuss the Packers' options at center, including Tyler Linderbaum and Connor McGovern, who headline this year's class in free agency.&nbsp;

Changes? What Changes?

The Green Bay Packers still have work to do before they are "Salary Cap-compliant" by the start of the New League Year next week.

Also, considering they're likely to lose quarterback Malik Willis, left tackle Rasheed Walker and others via free agency, the Packers are likely to be rewarded handsomely in the form of compensatory picks in next year's draft, which could be a factor in how they approach this offseason. 

Salary Cap guru Ken Ingalls joins the show to tackle the Packers' biggest offseason questions, as well as who and what they're likely to do via Free Agency. 

Yes, free-agent centers Tyler Linderbaum and Tyler Biadisz were discussed.

The Green Bay Packers still have work to do before they are "Salary Cap-compliant" by the start of the New League Year next week.
Also, considering they're likely to lose quarterback Malik Willis, left tackle Rasheed Walker and others via free agency, the Packers are likely to be rewarded handsomely in the form of compensatory picks in next year's draft, which could be a factor in how they approach this offseason.&nbsp;
Salary Cap guru Ken Ingalls joins the show to tackle the Packers' biggest offseason questions, as well as who and what they're likely to do via Free Agency.&nbsp;
Yes, free-agent centers Tyler Linderbaum and Tyler Biadisz were discussed.

Street Free Agents

NFL Free Agency begins March 9th, and the Green Bay Packers are currently over the salary cap for 2026. The good news? They can free up more than $50 million, fairly easily, if they choose to. 

But is there anyone worth charging the credit card for? Should they go all-in and make a push for Ravens center Tyler Linderbaum? There's a lot to sort out. 

Former Packers lineman Mike Wahle -- and 11-year NFL veteran -- talks about the state of the Packers' offensive line, including whether or not they should re-sign center Sean Rhyan, if Rasheed Walker is worth $20 million per year, and shares his analysis on Aaron Banks' first season in Green Bay. 

NFL Free Agency begins March 9th, and the Green Bay Packers are currently over the salary cap for 2026. The good news? They can free up more than $50 million, fairly easily, if they choose to.&nbsp;
But is there anyone worth charging the credit card for? Should they go all-in and make a push for Ravens center Tyler Linderbaum? There's a lot to sort out.&nbsp;
Former Packers lineman Mike Wahle -- and 11-year NFL veteran -- talks about the state of the Packers' offensive line, including whether or not they should re-sign center Sean Rhyan, if Rasheed Walker is worth $20 million per year, and shares his analysis on Aaron Banks' first season in Green Bay.&nbsp;

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