Category Archives: Interviews
August
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Jersey Al Bracco can be heard as one of the Co-Hosts on Cheesehead Radio and is the Green Bay Packers Draft Analyst for Drafttek.com.——————
July
This episode of Cheesehead Radio will feature the regular crew, C.D. Angeli, Alex Tallitsch, Holly Phelps and Jersey Al Bracco speaking to special guests Aaron Nagler and Corey Behnke of CheeseheadTV. Aaron and Corey both attended the Packers Shareholders meeting, and will be on hand to discuss the proceedings and take questions from callers.
Listen to the show LIVE at 8:00PM CST on Thurs. July 29th.
Can’t tune in because you’re on the road or away from your computer? No problem! Call 917-932-8401 on your phone and listen to the whole show LIVE! When you’re not listening to us, check out our 
blogs listed on our show page!
You can also listen to the show anytime over the next week by going to the Cheesehead Radio Page or you can listen anytime on itunes – just search for Cheeseheadradio.
——————Follow @JerseyAlGBP You can follow Jersey Al on Facebook and Twitter .
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July
Cheesehead Radio brings you a jam-packed hour of Green Bay Packers news, debates, interviews and fan call-ins. Our special guest this week is Brian Carriveau of CheeseheadTV.com and editor of the Maple Street Press Packers Annual. Brian will be talking Packers and taking fan call-in questions. So tune in to Cheesehead Radio for
Is Madden spot on with their Packer ratings? Is Brandon Jackson a lock at #2 running back? All these questions and more will be discussed and debated with you and your hosts, Packer bloggers C.D. Angeli, Jersey Al Bracco, Alex Tallisch, and Holly Phelps. Brian and your regular hosts will take your calls…dial 917-932-8401. Can’t tune in because you’re on the road or away from your computer? No problem! Call 917-932-8401 on your phone and listen to the whole show LIVE! When you’re not listening to us, check out our blogs listed on our show page!
——————Follow @JerseyAlGBP You can follow Jersey Al on Facebook and Twitter .
#82914 on the Packers Season Ticket Waiting List.
Be sure to bookmark Jersey Al’s AllGreenBayPackers.com where we are "All Packers All the Time"
July
Calling all passionate Green Bay Packers fans… Please join C.D. Angeli, Holly Phelps, Alex Tallisch, and myself, Jersey Al Bracco, this Thursday evening, July 15th at 8:00 CST (9:00 EST) for another rousing episode of Packer talk fan call-ins on Cheesehead Radio. The show will be live over your internet connection from 8:00-9:00 CST.
Joining us this week will be special Guest Chris Lempesis of Ol’ Bag of Donuts, a great Packers site with one of the best names out there for a Packers Blog. I encourage you to check them out and then join us on Thursday as we have Chris pull up a chair and talk Packer football with the crew.
As usual, we will have a call-in session for Packer fans who want to chime in on what’s going on this offseason, as we are all chomping at the bit for the start of the 2010 season.
The phone number to call is (917) 932-8401
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April
Live Tonight – Cheesehead Nation presents the post-draft edition of Packers Transplants. Packers draft choice James Starks will be interviewed and Tony Pauline from Sports Illustrated and TFY Draft will be discussing the Packers Draft. As usual, I’ll be a guest panelist on the live blog. Join us for some great Packers entertainment.
If you can’t make the show, you can come back anytime and watch the replay…
Start Time: 9:00PM EST, Tuesday, April 27.
See you there!
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You can follow Jersey Al on Facebook and Twitter . Visit Jersey Al’s Packers Blog for more in-depth Packers commentary.
Jersey Al Bracco is the Green Bay Packers Draft Analyst for Drafttek.com.
December
As the Green Bay Packers prepare to meet the Baltimore Ravens on Monday Night, I felt the need to get the inside scoop on the Ravens from someone in the know. I was fortunate to have the opportunity to interview John Eisenberg, a long-time Baltimore sportswriter and author of seven sports books. John is currently employed by the Ravens organization, writing a regular column for the official team web site.
Also of great interest to Packers fans is John’s latest book, “That First Season“, about the 1959 Green Bay Packers. Based on new interviews with people who were there, the book recounts how Vince Lombardi came to Green Bay and transformed a downtrodden organization into one of the NFL’s greatest dynasties. More about the book later, but first lets get to my question and answer session with John Eisenberg.
Al: Thinking about this Packers – Ravens matchup, I have this uneasy feeling that the Ravens are a team ready to break out with a big game. Looking at the Ravens’ record, one thing stands out. The Ravens’ 5 losses have come to teams with a combined record of 44-10. The average margin of loss in those games was 4.6 points. Are the Ravens a very good team ready to explode on the unsuspecting Packers?
November
Watching a Mike McCarthy press conference always brings out my emotional side. The chuckles, the sneers, the jaw-drops, the yelling, the abusing of my computer monitor. Good thing I don’t work in an office full of people.
I am often left wondering, does McCarthy really believe the s**t he drops on us every week? Does he get a kick out of insulting beat reporters and fans with the same empty promises and catch-phrases? After this Tampa debacle, a real coach would have just come out and said: We stunk today – players, coaches, collectively we were horses**t. I promise you it will NOT happen again as long as I am coach of this team.
Instead, what was heard was the Mike Milquetoast show. A few examples:
QUOTE: “We have four individuals on our offensive staff that I’d be very confident in coaching the offensive line… I think Shawn Slocum has done a good job in putting his print on what we’re trying to do… But our problems to me aren’t teaching and scheme, they do not fall in that area.”
