4PM: Packers-Bears Rivalry HEATS UP & Is Jordan Love Ready to FINALLY Break Out?

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust features Alex Strouf filling in for Ben Brust as Torrey Lowe joins the show ahead of Packers-Bears at Lambeau Field. Torrey believes Chicago fans have gotten a little too comfortable after their recent success and says one good season doesn't erase decades of Green Bay dominance. Despite the Packers' ugly 2-2 start, Torrey and Kyle believe the offensive line is finally showing signs of improvement and Sunday could be the game that gets Green Bay back on track. They also debate whether Jordan Love needs to use his legs more often to overcome the offense's continued struggles.
Then it's time for Green Bay Props & Preview, with Will putting Kyle and Strouf through the biggest betting questions surrounding Sunday's rivalry matchup. With the Packers moving from 2.5-point underdogs to just one-point underdogs, the guys debate whether Jordan Love will surpass 241.5 passing yards, whether Tucker Kraft finally delivers a breakout performance and whether Green Bay can score more than 22 points for the first time this season. The biggest concern remains Chicago's rushing attack, especially with Edgerrin Cooper unavailable and DeAndre Swift threatening to exploit Green Bay's struggling run defense.
Willingly Useless takes the show completely off the rails with a debate over whether adults should give foul balls to kids. Kyle and Will believe catching a baseball is a memory worth keeping, while Strouf thinks the right move is handing it to a younger fan. That somehow turns into Drake Maye questioning the moon landing, a discussion about space exploration and the surprising amount of money an MLB mascot could make.
Finally, Homer joins the show and immediately gets dragged into the moon-landing debate before remembering legendary Bears coach Mike Ditka. Homer explains why Ditka was one of the NFL's truly larger-than-life personalities and recalls the legendary hatred between Ditka and former Packers coach Forrest Gregg. According to Homer, today's Packers-Bears rivalry doesn't come close to the intensity those two coaches brought to the field