Speaker 1: Hi, everyone, Welcome to another edition of Packers Unscripted from
Speaker 1: Packers dot Com. I am Mike Spofford, joined as always
Speaker 1: by my trusted colleague Wes Hodkowitz. Were coming to you
Speaker 1: here from our studios at lambeau Field and West. The
Speaker 1: Packers seven game winning streak unfortunately came to an end
Speaker 1: on Sunday in Kansas City, a very frustrating thirteen to
Speaker 1: seven loss. As we watched Jordan's Love's first NFL start
Speaker 1: at quarterback. And while it didn't go well and he
Speaker 1: didn't really look and feel comfortable and get into any
Speaker 1: kind of a rhythm until the fourth quarter, this game
Speaker 1: was still there for the taking thanks to the Packers defense,
Speaker 1: which had an outstanding performance against Patrick Mahomes. It's definitely
Speaker 1: one of the top five defensive performances I've seen on
Speaker 1: the beat. I mean, just what they were able to
Speaker 1: do in terms of dictating the tempo. And it's actually
Speaker 1: really interesting, Mike, if you take away that opening series,
Speaker 1: the fifteen play sixty four yard driver, they act we
Speaker 1: scored the touchdown with the past to Kelsey in the
Speaker 1: end zone. Really Kansas City did nothing. I mean, they
Speaker 1: were able to get the two field goals, but even
Speaker 1: that it was kind of off of turnovers and weird
Speaker 1: the one the one was a turnover, the other one
Speaker 1: was was one down the field play to Kelsey that
Speaker 1: set up a long field goal of fifty five yard
Speaker 1: or that was all they got offensively after the opening
Speaker 1: touchdown drive. And remarkably, I mean, they finished this game
Speaker 1: with like eighteen and a half defensive players available, even
Speaker 1: though you know, Dean Lowry was still there, they had
Speaker 1: him on a rep count. It was remarkable what they
Speaker 1: did defensively. Unfortunately for Green Bay offensively, they were kind
Speaker 1: of having their own issues like Kansas City was working
Speaker 1: through and and you could just tell despite not having
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers, you know, having these multitude of players that
Speaker 1: were unavailable, not getting David box tri back for this
Speaker 1: game quite yet, you still felt like Matt Lafleur and
Speaker 1: his postgame press conference, in the twenty three minute news
Speaker 1: conference he did on Monday, you could sense in his
Speaker 1: voice he he definitely felt like they let this was
Speaker 1: one that was winnable that kind of got away from Yeah. Now,
Speaker 1: at the same time, the message I keep saying over
Speaker 1: and over again was they did have a lot against them.
Speaker 1: They did have a seven game winning streak. The NFC
Speaker 1: North is what the NFC North is right now. The
Speaker 1: Packers really you don't hear a lot of dejection in
Speaker 1: their voices because I think they look at this is
Speaker 1: basically the worst case scenario where you lost Rogers. If
Speaker 1: they can get him back this upcoming week, There's a
Speaker 1: lot of things that have to get figured out between
Speaker 1: now and Saturday. But defensively, the type of showing that
Speaker 1: they had in Kansas City, I think that shows that
Speaker 1: this greenmate Packers team can play with anybody. Yeah. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: the Packers feel really good about where their defense is
Speaker 1: right now. And of course everyone is wondering, Okay, if
Speaker 1: you do get Ji r Alexander back at some point,
Speaker 1: if you do get Zadarius Smith back at some point,
Speaker 1: then just how strong will this defense be for the
Speaker 1: stretch run? And and we'll talk about this a little
Speaker 1: more later in the show, but the Packers are in
Speaker 1: great position in the NFC North, obviously a three and
Speaker 1: a half game lead over the Vikings. This was a
Speaker 1: frustrating one to let get away, though, And I know
Speaker 1: Matt Lafleur i I wrote about it as well. He
Speaker 1: he really felt he let his quarterback down in terms
Speaker 1: of all the heat he was taking on third down
Speaker 1: with the blitz is and everything from the Kansas City
Speaker 1: Chiefs and whether it was the play calls, the protection calls, everything,
Speaker 1: Mattlthleor just felt he didn't have the answers for Jordan's
Speaker 1: Love to be able to respond and to succeed in
Speaker 1: those situations. But I'll throw this in as well, because
Speaker 1: you know, everybody knows the special teams played a big
Speaker 1: factor in this game on the negative side of things
Speaker 1: for Green Bay. And you know, you have the one
Speaker 1: missed field goal, you have a blocked field goal, you
Speaker 1: have a muff punt that leads to three points for
Speaker 1: the other team. So that's nine points in a game
Speaker 1: that you lose by six. That you know that, Uh,
Speaker 1: that's obviously a huge factor here. And what I'll what
Speaker 1: I'll wonder about, and this is all the the if
Speaker 1: sands and butts of of this game when we look
Speaker 1: back at it, right, is if the Packers get that
Speaker 1: first field goal or the second one, and they have
Speaker 1: three points or six points on the board, how much
Speaker 1: better does Jordan's Love feel about things as he moves forward?
Speaker 1: How how aggressive are the Kansas City Chiefs on all
Speaker 1: those third downs. If the score is seven to six
Speaker 1: or ten to six instead of tend to nothing in
Speaker 1: thirteen to nothing, you know, the chief state in a
Speaker 1: position where they could they could really throw caution to
Speaker 1: the wind in a lot of respects. And you just
Speaker 1: wonder sometimes, if the game had been a little bit closer,
Speaker 1: would Steve Spagnola, who's as aggressive as there is as
Speaker 1: a defensive coordinator, would there just have been a couple
Speaker 1: of moments or two where maybe he doesn't take quite
Speaker 1: so many chances. I just wonder. I'm not saying that
Speaker 1: that's what he would have done, but I wonder hypothetically.
Speaker 1: I think you're probably on point, though, right. I mean,
Speaker 1: it did not to compare this so high school football game,
Speaker 1: but I saw this a lot when I was covering
Speaker 1: preps a long time ago. I never covered college football,
Speaker 1: so I can't use that as an analogy. But you know,
Speaker 1: if you find this situation where a quarterback has to throw,
Speaker 1: and he's a young guy, and not that he's necessarily rattled,
Speaker 1: but you understand the quicker you're able to get to him,
Speaker 1: that the chance of big player going to be neutralized.
Speaker 1: That's kind of the way this felt, the way that
Speaker 1: Spagnola called that second half, and being able to really
Speaker 1: apply pressure in Green Bay, just not being able to
Speaker 1: get out of those third down situations. You can look
Speaker 1: at the fact that they were what was it end
Speaker 1: up being two of twelve on third downs, oh, for
Speaker 1: the first nine before finally getting a conversion in the
Speaker 1: fourth course. It's also the fact they fell into those
Speaker 1: third down situations. And in my biggest thing when I
Speaker 1: look back at this game, twenty carries for Aaron Jones
Speaker 1: a J. Dillon, you just want to potentially see that
Speaker 1: number be larger, especially with the way that A J.
Speaker 1: Dillon is running the ball now. Matt Lafleur discussed that
Speaker 1: the ratio between the run and the past not exactly
Speaker 1: what he was looking for. You do give him the
Speaker 1: benefit of the doubt that they were playing against some
Speaker 1: loaded boxes. They did have some runs that were called
Speaker 1: that ended up getting canned because of those loaded boxes,
Speaker 1: but they still were able to have success against it.
Speaker 1: That's the difference here. Wasn't like against seven and eight
Speaker 1: man boxes that Aaron Jones and a J. Dillon weren't
Speaker 1: able to move the ball. They actually did it pretty well,
Speaker 1: and I think that's probably the thing that ends up
Speaker 1: being what will stick in the crawl a little bit,
Speaker 1: as there were opportunities there and ultimately getting back to
Speaker 1: the special teams. The Packers have to sort this out
Speaker 1: because you know they've made adjustments. You give them credit.
Speaker 1: You know they felt like they could do better at
Speaker 1: long snapper. They make the decision. Countra Bradley has had
Speaker 1: three and a half seasons. We're gonna give stephen Wardle
Speaker 1: an opportunity. Wardle has been here for two months. They've
Speaker 1: seen him in practice. We haven't. They have. They felt
Speaker 1: like this was the right time. But you have to
Speaker 1: get these field goal protection issues figured out. You have
Speaker 1: to be able to get those snaps down. You have
Speaker 1: to give Mason Crosby an opportunity to be Mason Crosby.
Speaker 1: They didn't do that, and credit to Marie Straiton, Matt Lafleur.
Speaker 1: They stuck with Amari Rodgers. I think you have to
Speaker 1: see the big picture there with Rogers. You have to
Speaker 1: understand that we are in week nine now week ten.
Speaker 1: They want this young man to be a part of
Speaker 1: this organization, a part of this team, a big, big,
Speaker 1: big time playmaker on both offense and special teams for
Speaker 1: years to come. You want to stick with him and
Speaker 1: ride this thing out. You still have Randall Cobb in
Speaker 1: the background if you want them. But you know it's
Speaker 1: ultimately going to come down to making improvements because the
Speaker 1: thing is Mike. With special teams, there's going to be changed.
Speaker 1: There's going to be guys that go in and out
Speaker 1: of the lineup. You have to be able to maintain
Speaker 1: that core and you have to stay disciplined. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: we'll hear from coach Drayton later in the week in
Speaker 1: terms of in terms of exactly what he felt and
Speaker 1: in his discussions with with Crosby, with the snapper, the holder,
Speaker 1: and and what went wrong. Obviously the protection is an issue,
Speaker 1: is an issue anytime that a kick gets blocked. So
Speaker 1: what exactly went wrong? Um, hopefully we'll find out some more,
Speaker 1: some more information, some more thoughts there later in the week.
Speaker 1: But just obviously very frustrating when when one of your
Speaker 1: three phases plays probably it's best game of the season
Speaker 1: in terms in terms of a start to finish four
Speaker 1: quarter performance, and uh, and the special teams doesn't help you,
Speaker 1: and the offense just doesn't doesn't really ever get going
Speaker 1: until the fourth quarter. Unfortunately, now in that fourth quarter,
Speaker 1: Jordan's Love put together a couple of really nice drives.
Speaker 1: The one ends with an interception on on third down.
Speaker 1: Actually that was one of the rare third downs when
Speaker 1: the Chiefs didn't blitz, they actually dropped and played coverage.
Speaker 1: He still tried to go with the one on one
Speaker 1: opportunity over the top to Davantae Adams down the sideline
Speaker 1: and that gets that gets intercepted. Um. Then the next drive,
Speaker 1: the Packers are able to get a touchdown on the
Speaker 1: fourth down pass to Alan Lazart, a blitzpeeder there the
Speaker 1: balls out of Love's hand quickly, Lizard makes a man
Speaker 1: miss and gets into the end zone. You just you
Speaker 1: just wish, and you can't put any blame on the
Speaker 1: defense here, obviously, But if you could have stopped that
Speaker 1: third and ten right at the end, you know, right
Speaker 1: after the two minute warning, now the Chiefs would have
Speaker 1: punted the Packers back to the ten yard line, Jordan's
Speaker 1: Love would have had no time mounts less than two
Speaker 1: minutes and ninety yards to go for a touchdown. I mean,
Speaker 1: that would have been a that would have been a
Speaker 1: monumental task. But with the rhythm that he was starting
Speaker 1: to find in the fourth quarter. You just you just
Speaker 1: would have liked to have seen him get that opportunity
Speaker 1: to see if maybe he could have pulled it off.
Speaker 1: But really, the one time all day that Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 1: looked like Patrick Mahomes was on that third and ten
Speaker 1: where he scrambles away from the pressure on the blitz.
Speaker 1: The Packers are covering like mad in the back end
Speaker 1: because that play lasted seven, eight, nine seconds whatever it was,
Speaker 1: and Tyreek Hill is able to just get enough clearance
Speaker 1: from Channon Sullivan um and then Adrian NamUs with the
Speaker 1: hit and you know, Hill secures that ball well enough
Speaker 1: so that the ball doesn't come out on the hit,
Speaker 1: and then the Chiefs are able to run out the clock.
Speaker 1: I like the way the Packers lost that game, though,
Speaker 1: Does that if that makes any sense to you, because
Speaker 1: it reminded me a lot of how they finished the
Speaker 1: Arizona game. You don't want to leave any anything left
Speaker 1: in the chamber. They went with the blitz. Credit to them,
Speaker 1: they were able to pick up the blitz and ultimately
Speaker 1: Patrick Mahomes, a former m v P quarterback, made a
Speaker 1: play and you can maybe make a case of one
Speaker 1: of the few plays that was made during that game
Speaker 1: being able to find his main target. It is what
Speaker 1: it is. I like the way that Green Bay, though,
Speaker 1: has maintained an aggressive approach. I think that's been a
Speaker 1: change you've seen over the last five six games, and
Speaker 1: the way that guys execute in those moments. And the
Speaker 1: fact is they lost Kenny Clark in the third quarter
Speaker 1: to the back injury. It sounds like, hopefully that won't
Speaker 1: be a long term issue. You lose Eric Stokes during
Speaker 1: pregame warmups to knee injury, so suddenly it doesn't become
Speaker 1: a question of well, do you keep Resseul Douglass out
Speaker 1: there or do you go with the returning Kevin King.
Speaker 1: They needed both of them on the field. They still
Speaker 1: needed Henry Black as the dime linebacker. You know, Chris
Speaker 1: Barnes has arguably the best game of his career, alongside
Speaker 1: DeAndre Campbell, who had another eight plus tackle performance. These
Speaker 1: guys not to say they ran out of gas, because
Speaker 1: that's not the point I'm trying to illustrate, but they
Speaker 1: had to rely on so many guys. Look at the
Speaker 1: defensive line at the end of the game, all that
Speaker 1: was left was rookie t J. Slayton, Tyler Lancaster I
Speaker 1: thought played a whale of a ball game who was
Speaker 1: in and out with an injury himself himself and Jack
Speaker 1: Heflin's playing his first NFL game, the undrafted free agent
Speaker 1: out of Iowa. So the Green Bay they fought too
Speaker 1: and nail right to the very end. It didn't work
Speaker 1: out for them, But as Kevin King said after the game,
Speaker 1: they're going to be scary, man. If they can get JR.
Speaker 1: Alexander back here soon, if they can get Zadarius Smith
Speaker 1: back by the end of the season. This defense, with
Speaker 1: the way they're playing, if they can add in their
Speaker 1: best players, now they got something cooking. Yeah. They this
Speaker 1: this defense we've been talking about it. You you wonder
Speaker 1: with the progress the unit has made all the way
Speaker 1: along since a very rough Week one, which is which
Speaker 1: was a rough Week one for the entire team, but
Speaker 1: it certainly was rough for the defense. The progress that's
Speaker 1: been made, it feels like the progress hasn't plateau, not
Speaker 1: like the arrow is still pointing up with these guys,
Speaker 1: and when you know that they're not at full strength,
Speaker 1: as you mentioned the defensive line, you know, Clark ended
Speaker 1: up leaving the game. King's Ley Kiki was was out
Speaker 1: this game, having gotten a concussion the previous week. Um,
Speaker 1: there's there's still there's still more rising to do the
Speaker 1: way it looks right now, And I made a mistake
Speaker 1: a couple of days ago, Mike, I want to clear
Speaker 1: up now because I said, you know, Devandre Campbell, I
Speaker 1: haven't seen an inside linebacker playing the way he's playing
Speaker 1: right now. No, I did. It was Clay Matthews. It
Speaker 1: was Clay Matthews in the second half of that fourteen season.
Speaker 1: They're different players. I'm not saying Campbell's Matthews. But what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, though, is that they have a guy who
Speaker 1: can play sideline to sideline. They can keep two linebackers
Speaker 1: on the field, and I think that's really made a
Speaker 1: huge difference with this defense. You don't see Adrian Amos
Speaker 1: having to play as much up at the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 1: Joe Barry really doesn't even play that much dime defense
Speaker 1: to begin with. He's comfortable leaving it with the five
Speaker 1: defensive backs and the two linebackers and a lot of
Speaker 1: passing situations. That ability to be that flexible in the
Speaker 1: middle of the field. I think that's made a huge
Speaker 1: difference with this defense. In addition to the defensive line
Speaker 1: being able to pick up some of the pressure concepts
Speaker 1: without having Zadarius Smith that area, I think is really
Speaker 1: interesting to watch. If they can continue that he that
Speaker 1: incline over the second half of the season, because Mike,
Speaker 1: they finished fourteen really strong after a poor start. If
Speaker 1: you can continue and build onto this in the second
Speaker 1: half the season, the Green Bay Packers are going to
Speaker 1: get the defense they've been looking for for the ten years. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I agree with you. I agree with you a wholeheartedly.
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Speaker 1: we believe in better all Right. Week ten has arrived.
Speaker 1: The Seattle Seahawks are coming to lambeau Field. Russell Wilson
Speaker 1: is back from his finger surgery. He has missed is
Speaker 1: at three games he missed. The video suggests the that's
Speaker 1: a discussion for but Russell Wilson is back the Sea.
Speaker 1: Seattle will come into Lamb will Field at three and five,
Speaker 1: quite frankly fighting for their season. We're now getting their
Speaker 1: quarterback back, and the Packers will kind of be wondering
Speaker 1: all week what exactly is going to happen at quarterback
Speaker 1: because Aaron Rodgers is he will be first eligible to
Speaker 1: come off of the reserve COVID nineteen list on Saturday,
Speaker 1: which would be a ten day absence from when um
Speaker 1: he had his positive test and um if he is
Speaker 1: medically cleared. Matt Lafleur has said that Aaron Rodgers will
Speaker 1: start on Sunday despite not practicing at all last week
Speaker 1: or this week. UM, that he will start if he
Speaker 1: is medically cleared. But Jordan's Love will be taking all
Speaker 1: of the practice reps. It's really a matter of getting
Speaker 1: two quarterbacks prepared for this game. One of them is
Speaker 1: only going to be able to prepare mentally, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: in essence, but the Packers are going to prepare both
Speaker 1: quarterbacks and then as you said at the beginning of
Speaker 1: the show, see where the Chips Fall on Saturday with
Speaker 1: with Aaron Rodgers. Yeah, as Matt Lafleur said, he's never
Speaker 1: really dealt with anything like this before. I has, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, and being able to have one quarterback in
Speaker 1: the building and one quarterback not and really, as he said, though,
Speaker 1: it is just about preparing both of those guys for
Speaker 1: the same opponent in what the Packers have to do
Speaker 1: offensively to attack that opponent. It's great that you know that,
Speaker 1: you know Jordan's love is going to be in a
Speaker 1: position to contribute, to be able to to have that
Speaker 1: experience last week if called upon in a game that
Speaker 1: I think now the Packers really do need to win,
Speaker 1: not that they didn't have to win on Sunday, but
Speaker 1: this is a team they should beat regardless I think
Speaker 1: of the quarterback just based on how things have gone
Speaker 1: for Seattle this year, and absolutely and when you're coming
Speaker 1: back home, coming back home, coming back home, after being
Speaker 1: on the road four the last five games, you want
Speaker 1: to set the tone again at home because because the
Speaker 1: back half of the schedule now five of the packers
Speaker 1: last eight games are at lambeau Field. This is where
Speaker 1: you want to start. You want to start building and
Speaker 1: making that late season charge without questions, So it'll be
Speaker 1: really just the bigger thing of Okay, where is Aaron Rodgers?
Speaker 1: At what point can he you know, potentially test negative
Speaker 1: this week? Can you get the negative tests apart the
Speaker 1: way you need to for him to be back in
Speaker 1: the building, and if he's is and if he's able
Speaker 1: to be on there on Saturday. As Matt Foor said,
Speaker 1: he's not concerned at all about his ability to step
Speaker 1: in and play. And honestly, Mike, we've seen that with
Speaker 1: some of the injury is in the past, pay through.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's gonna be the biggest issue. The
Speaker 1: question is really just going to be the uncertainty that
Speaker 1: is revolving around this virus, around how you are about
Speaker 1: to prepare a football team. I think from a preparation standpoint, though,
Speaker 1: if he is cleared, if he's back out thing the
Speaker 1: field and Sunday, I expect the same here and Rodgers
Speaker 1: as always. Yeah, I think I think that's what everybody
Speaker 1: certainly will expect, and Matt Lafleur expects that, Otherwise he
Speaker 1: wouldn't have already declared what he's declared in terms of
Speaker 1: in terms of that starting quarterback situation for Sunday. Big
Speaker 1: picture here west. As I noted earlier, the Packers have
Speaker 1: a three and a half game lead in the NFC
Speaker 1: North over the Vikings a four game lead over the Bears,
Speaker 1: because both of those division rivals lost on late field goals,
Speaker 1: the Vikings in overtime, the Bears on Monday night, um
Speaker 1: a last minute field goal by the Pittsburgh Steelers, and
Speaker 1: some other things quite frankly, went pretty well for Green Bay,
Speaker 1: you know, in terms of on a week that you lose.
Speaker 1: The Dallas Cowboys, the Los Angeles Rams also took their
Speaker 1: second losses, and we had seen the previous week before
Speaker 1: the Buccaneers went on their bye week, the Buccaneers had
Speaker 1: taken their second loss. So there's only a single solitary
Speaker 1: one lost team left, not only in the NFC but
Speaker 1: in the entire NFL, and that's the Arizona Cardinals. Tip
Speaker 1: your hat to them. They had lost their quarterback, their
Speaker 1: number one receiver. They lost their number one running back
Speaker 1: very early in the game against San Francisco, but had
Speaker 1: no trouble with the forty Niners. So the Cardinals are
Speaker 1: eight and one. That's the team that's sitting in the
Speaker 1: catbird seat right now as we get into the second
Speaker 1: half stretch of the season. But it's still all right
Speaker 1: out in front of the Green Bay Packers at seven
Speaker 1: and two and only one game off of the pace
Speaker 1: behind a team that you did beat head to head. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and NFC, I mean one and seven against the a
Speaker 1: f C this weekend, including that game against you know,
Speaker 1: with Chicago and Pittsburgh. Isn't that something I'm sorry to
Speaker 1: interrupt you, but when we're talking a couple of weeks
Speaker 1: that were talking about all these one lost teams in
Speaker 1: the NFC, right and the a f C has everybody
Speaker 1: with two or three or more losses, and then you
Speaker 1: have a week like this where suddenly everybody in the
Speaker 1: a f C is beating everybody in the NFC. It's
Speaker 1: just the way this league goes. The only thing that
Speaker 1: didn't go in Green Bay's direction was San Francisco falling
Speaker 1: against Arizona. And to be honest with you, we've talked
Speaker 1: about Matt the Flora divert deservingly so, Mike McCarthy, Sean Payton,
Speaker 1: the job he's done in New Orleans. We probably do
Speaker 1: need to start giving some respect to Cliff Kingsbury because
Speaker 1: to run the ball thirty nine times, everybody says they
Speaker 1: don't run the football. Colt McCoy, I really thought that
Speaker 1: was what the table setter was for him having the
Speaker 1: game that he did. And they lost Chase Edmonds. I
Speaker 1: believe it was in the first quarter in that game,
Speaker 1: was it not? I mean so yeah, so, I mean
Speaker 1: they had to make some some heavy adjustments and prevailed.
Speaker 1: I think that's the sign of a winning football team,
Speaker 1: a team that is not going away down the stretch here.
Speaker 1: But Green Bay, man that you look at the division
Speaker 1: right now, regardless, and you and I could sit here
Speaker 1: for another ten minutes. Unfortunately, have to go get my glasses,
Speaker 1: but my new glasses. I gotta go pick him up.
Speaker 1: I gotta let West go here. But you know, first
Speaker 1: Chicago lost. I mean, it's a terrible situation and how
Speaker 1: they lost that game, but they lost. It's the facts,
Speaker 1: and they needed twenty one points in the fourth quarter
Speaker 1: to get back in it. But the Green Bay Packers
Speaker 1: are seven and two. The rest of the division combined
Speaker 1: has six wins. Six wins right now, Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: I think that's right. That's what matters. The Packers need
Speaker 1: to keep picking up w's nine wins might win the division,
Speaker 1: and if they're able to do that, then you start
Speaker 1: talking about postseason. It was a tough weekend. It was
Speaker 1: a weekend of adversity. It was one of the longest
Speaker 1: weeks you and I have had covering the football team.
Speaker 1: But you can't let that linger into week ten, Mike,
Speaker 1: because realistically it didn't hurt the Packers that much. No,
Speaker 1: it really didn't. It really didn't. And we will move
Speaker 1: forward into week ten. Talk more about the Seattle Seahawks
Speaker 1: on our next show, and you'll have your new glass
Speaker 1: for our next show. So with that, we're calling it
Speaker 1: a wrap on this edition of Packers Unscripted. Be sure
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Speaker 1: Com for West. I'm Mike. Thanks tuning in everybody. We'll
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