Speaker 1: Hi, everybody. Welcome to Packers Unscripted from Packers dot Com.
Speaker 1: I am Mike Spofford sitting next to my partner in crime,
Speaker 1: Wes Hodkowitz. Were coming to you here from our studios
Speaker 1: at lambeau Field and West, a couple of days removed
Speaker 1: from the Packers sixth victory of the season, Green Bay
Speaker 1: at six and one after seven games. And you know
Speaker 1: that I don't like to look ahead, I don't like
Speaker 1: to peer down the road. But bear with me for
Speaker 1: a second here because I want to start today's show
Speaker 1: with a little bit of a big picture look at things.
Speaker 1: And what I mean by that is you look at
Speaker 1: what the Packers have done on offense the last three
Speaker 1: games without Davantae Adams, not only getting victories, but the
Speaker 1: progress we've seen in the offense and getting a lot
Speaker 1: of these younger guys involved. Jake Kumero, Alan Lazard, more
Speaker 1: snaps for Marquis Valdez, Scantling until he obviously got injured
Speaker 1: and then was limited in his snaps against Oakland. But
Speaker 1: whenever the Packers get Davante Adams back, you have to
Speaker 1: believe that the experience that these young receivers have gotten
Speaker 1: that They've not only gotten in and played taken snaps
Speaker 1: with Aaron Rodgers, but they produced and they've been on
Speaker 1: the winning side of things. This is something that's gonna
Speaker 1: bode well for the Packers down the road here as
Speaker 1: we get to November and December. Don't you think the
Speaker 1: most important storyline I think to the early part of
Speaker 1: the season for the offense is the fact that they
Speaker 1: are now three and oh without Davonte Adams. And as
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers said, he cautioned it during his postgame news conference,
Speaker 1: He's like, don't get it twisted. We need him back.
Speaker 1: This offense needs Davante Adams. The offense will be better
Speaker 1: with him. But let's be honest, Mike, if the Green
Speaker 1: Bay Packers are going to make a Super Bowl, if
Speaker 1: they're gonna make an NFC championship game, it stands to
Speaker 1: reason that there's going to be a star or two
Speaker 1: on this team right now that won't be available for
Speaker 1: that team. It just that's the way it works out
Speaker 1: right now for the receiving corps, they're learning to lead,
Speaker 1: their learning to live without their leader being on the field.
Speaker 1: I love the comment. It didn't really fit into any
Speaker 1: of our stories, but I really did like the comment
Speaker 1: that uh, you know Rogers had after the game when
Speaker 1: he's like, you know, you look at Greg Jennings, Jordy Nelson,
Speaker 1: James Jones, Randall Cobb, this lineage of receivers going back
Speaker 1: to even you know, Donald Driver as well. But each
Speaker 1: of those guys, when they've been a veteran, they were
Speaker 1: in front of that room. And in Davante's case, he's
Speaker 1: learned from Jones, Cobb and then obviously Geordie and now
Speaker 1: he's that guy at twenty six years old that he's
Speaker 1: had to be the one that everyone turns to, and
Speaker 1: he relishes it. I remember even talking to him two
Speaker 1: years ago when this whole thing was going to start,
Speaker 1: and he's like, yeah, I don't I don't mind. I'm like,
Speaker 1: I'm ready for this, And you knew based on his
Speaker 1: confidence and the way he carries himself it wasn't going
Speaker 1: to be too big. But when he's not on the field,
Speaker 1: that's when it's up to Mark quiz Valdes Scantling to
Speaker 1: play through the injuries that he did to make two
Speaker 1: critical catches in that game, the longest place from scrimmage
Speaker 1: of the season in only twenty snaps, Jake Kumro reaching
Speaker 1: out for the touchdown, al Lazard having a drop earlier
Speaker 1: in the game, but then coming back into having a big,
Speaker 1: leaping catch in the red zone when maybe the past
Speaker 1: wasn't exactly where it needed to be and he went
Speaker 1: up and got it. Those are the moments that in
Speaker 1: weeks sixteen, seventeen and into the playoffs, if the Packers
Speaker 1: happen to be so fortunate, is really going to benefit
Speaker 1: this group because the thing I think a lot of
Speaker 1: people forget this is a very young receiving corps and
Speaker 1: Davante Adams included in. The more experience you get playing
Speaker 1: through those situations, the better it's gonna, you know, serve
Speaker 1: you in the long run. Yeah. I just look at
Speaker 1: it like this. I mean, obviously the Packers are hoping
Speaker 1: to get to Vante Adams back sooner than later, and
Speaker 1: you hope you don't have any other injuries down the
Speaker 1: road to the receiving corps that will be multiple weeks
Speaker 1: or like a month or whatever. This is now that's
Speaker 1: going on with Adams. But let's be real. I mean,
Speaker 1: somebody's going to tweak a hamstring like Adam Feland did
Speaker 1: for the Vikings last week. Somebody's going to turn an
Speaker 1: ankle again. It's going to happen. And even if it's
Speaker 1: just for that one game, maybe it's the one road
Speaker 1: trip to Minnesota in week sixteen, or maybe it's the
Speaker 1: maybe it's a road trip coming up to San Francisco,
Speaker 1: which is looking like a big game in the NFC
Speaker 1: playoff picture, where one of those top guys you're not
Speaker 1: going to have them. Well, now, Alams are Jake Kumro,
Speaker 1: these guys have made big plays, caught touchdown passes from
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers. They're gonna step in if they're called upon
Speaker 1: in those situations, and they're not gonna blink. They're gonna
Speaker 1: be like, hey, I've been here, I've done this. The
Speaker 1: confidence level is going to be there, and the confidence
Speaker 1: level in from the rest of the offense will be
Speaker 1: there as well, because it's not gonna be like, oh, well,
Speaker 1: so and so's not playing today. I mean, nobody feels
Speaker 1: that way on this offense. And and why would you
Speaker 1: when Davonte Adams is out and you go out and
Speaker 1: put up six touchdowns and forty two points in a
Speaker 1: home game, not to put you on the spot, did
Speaker 1: you get a chance to watch the Monday night football
Speaker 1: game at all. England has been just completely snake bitten
Speaker 1: at fullback, and if you know anything about James Devlon
Speaker 1: in the history of that offense, that fullback position is
Speaker 1: very critical there. We make so much about it with
Speaker 1: San Francisco, but what Devilon does for the Patriots is important.
Speaker 1: Certainly last year it was exactly his backup Johnson. He
Speaker 1: gets hurt as well. They were using a linebacker at
Speaker 1: a certain point in that game against the Jets as
Speaker 1: their fullback is the guy who's blocking for Sony Michelle
Speaker 1: and in James White. It's incredible, but at the same time,
Speaker 1: Bill Belichick says it. Mike McCarthy always talked about it too.
Speaker 1: You need depth, and you need guys to be able
Speaker 1: to play more than one position and step up when
Speaker 1: the opportunity arises. That's what the good football teams do,
Speaker 1: because if you put everybody's roster next to each other
Speaker 1: at week one by week seventeen, if you can keep
Speaker 1: any of those rosters together, it stands a reason that
Speaker 1: team would be pretty good. But you have to be
Speaker 1: able to weather the hits and nicks and bruises that
Speaker 1: are going to hit you throughout the course of a season.
Speaker 1: Another thing McCarthy always used to like to say is
Speaker 1: it's not about the starting eleven, it's about the starting
Speaker 1: fourteen or fifteen. You know your yours four, your top
Speaker 1: four cornerbacks, your your top three safeties. Look at what
Speaker 1: Will Redman is doing this season in his first season
Speaker 1: playing that spot in the receiving corps, especially in this
Speaker 1: game where Matt Lafleur made a very concerted effort that
Speaker 1: we're going to rotate these guys. You know you can't
Speaker 1: play Allison sixty snaps. You know you can't play MBS
Speaker 1: sixty snaps. So Al Lazard plays fifty one, Jake Kumero
Speaker 1: plays forty three. These are guys that up until two
Speaker 1: weeks ago hadn't really been playing at all offensively and
Speaker 1: going into the game with a game plan to be
Speaker 1: very aggressive and to attack the Oakland Raiders defense down
Speaker 1: the field. And I just that's why yesterday and I
Speaker 1: brought it back at the end of our show to
Speaker 1: talk about Lafleur and Rogers a little bit, because I
Speaker 1: just thought both of those guys were at the peak
Speaker 1: of their respective powers, and that Rogers showed a lot
Speaker 1: of confidence in young guys. Think about that, Mike. I
Speaker 1: mean he had a drop with Lazar there early. We
Speaker 1: know everything that happened against Detroit that could have in
Speaker 1: a really tough situation to play through, like oh boy,
Speaker 1: here we go again. But he showed a lot of
Speaker 1: confidence throwing tight balls in a great windows. Same thing
Speaker 1: with the Aaron Jones touchdown. Twenty yards for the touchdown
Speaker 1: and a week ago, as Jones said himself, a much
Speaker 1: less difficult catch and he wasn't able to bring it
Speaker 1: in in the thirty three yard that he could have
Speaker 1: walked into the end zone. But that's what you have
Speaker 1: to do in for the floor. You know, they're going
Speaker 1: back to Jimmy Graham. They had Marcedes Lewis integrated in
Speaker 1: this thing. They used that two running back formation out
Speaker 1: of the shotgun and that's what they did a lot
Speaker 1: of motioning with Danny Vitally out of it. They made
Speaker 1: the necessary adjustments, Mike, and we say it time and
Speaker 1: time again, but when you're six and one and you
Speaker 1: look at where the Packers are at, they're doing it
Speaker 1: because they're winning more than one way, and offensively, very quietly.
Speaker 1: Now we're looking at an m v P quarterback potential,
Speaker 1: you know, in terms of that candidacy in an offense.
Speaker 1: Now that's on the precipice of being in the top
Speaker 1: ten and total yards. So it's just it shows you
Speaker 1: how quickly these things can turn if your team evolves,
Speaker 1: mature develops. Yeah. Well, I know we're a little bit
Speaker 1: short on time today and I apologize for that, but
Speaker 1: I did promise on yesterday's show we would get to
Speaker 1: a little bit of of a review, excuse me, of
Speaker 1: what went on in the NFL in Week seven. The
Speaker 1: most significant game from the NFC North point of view
Speaker 1: was the Minnesota Vikings going into Ford Field putting up
Speaker 1: forty two points on the Detroit Lions, coming away with
Speaker 1: a forty two to thirty victory, a game that's actually
Speaker 1: closer than the final score indicated, because that was a
Speaker 1: one score game with about three or four minutes to go.
Speaker 1: But the biggest two big things here. Number one, Kirk
Speaker 1: Cousins has shaken off all the criticism that was thrown
Speaker 1: his way and he's really starting to light things up
Speaker 1: with that Minnesota passing game. But the other thing is
Speaker 1: this was a road division victory for the Minnesota Vikings,
Speaker 1: and until then the Packers at Chicago was the only
Speaker 1: road win in the NFC North as far as the
Speaker 1: division matchups. So this was a big one for the Vikings.
Speaker 1: They're now five and two, right on Green base heels
Speaker 1: at six and one, and the Chicago Bears now three
Speaker 1: and three, and the Detroit Lions become the first team
Speaker 1: in the division to fall below five at two three
Speaker 1: and one. I still say it's too early to just
Speaker 1: call it a two horse race, way too early to
Speaker 1: do that. But Minnesota going on the road and chalking
Speaker 1: up a road division victory was a significant occurrence. We
Speaker 1: talked so much about Mike Zimmer and his defense, double
Speaker 1: a gap, all those typical things that we talked about
Speaker 1: twice a year. I think one thing he does get
Speaker 1: enough credit for is how good of a football coach
Speaker 1: he is and how much good of a leader he is.
Speaker 1: The Vikings were able to kind of turn that narrative
Speaker 1: on its head. I mean, you go back three weeks ago, Mike,
Speaker 1: there's this questions about the Stefon Diggs want to play
Speaker 1: for the Vikings. Is Kirk Cousins really the answer here?
Speaker 1: There was that ugly offensive outing at Soldier Field. They
Speaker 1: lost a division game to the Chicago Bears, and everybody
Speaker 1: was wondering just where the Minnesota Vikings headed. Well, Kirk
Speaker 1: Cousins have been putting up some big numbers since then. Yeah,
Speaker 1: in in, you know the other thing is too at this.
Speaker 1: It shows you that it's all about consistency. You're five
Speaker 1: and two. The Minnesota Vikings are not five and two
Speaker 1: because they blew everybody out of the water. They're five
Speaker 1: and through because they work through some setbacks, work through
Speaker 1: some adversity. For the Packers perspective, you almost want to
Speaker 1: see some of those losses mount here early in the
Speaker 1: season because you don't want them to be in playoff contention.
Speaker 1: You don't want them to be indivisional contention. When you
Speaker 1: get to that week sixteen Monday night football game at
Speaker 1: US Bank Stadium in December. You you want them to
Speaker 1: be kind of out of that. But Zimmer finds a
Speaker 1: way to rally these guys. Their defense is looking younger
Speaker 1: again after I call them old about three weeks ago.
Speaker 1: And you know, Stefon Diggs, I'll tell you what, man
Speaker 1: feeling gets so much tension rightfully. So he's a great story.
Speaker 1: He's a Pro Bowl receiver, Stefon Diggs is coming on
Speaker 1: and he seems to whatever happened there with him and
Speaker 1: Kirk Cousins, he's worked through it. And then when you
Speaker 1: add in the fact that Dalvin Cook is probably one
Speaker 1: of the top five running backs in this league. Now, um,
Speaker 1: so many different things moving in the Vikings direction. And
Speaker 1: in for the Detroit Lions, garry On Johnson now injured,
Speaker 1: certain things that they're gonna have to work through. It's
Speaker 1: gonna be a tough sledding ahead for Detroit. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 1: you mentioned Minnesota's defense, and I just want to point
Speaker 1: this out because obviously a lot of Packer fans are
Speaker 1: concerned about what was going on on defense against the
Speaker 1: Oakland Raiders and the Raiders putting up four hundred plus
Speaker 1: yards and all this Minnesota Vikings defense gave up thirty
Speaker 1: points to the Detroit Lions. It's it's the way this
Speaker 1: league goes. Sometimes you get into games like this where
Speaker 1: the offenses just start moving, moving the ball up and
Speaker 1: down the field. It's the way things can go. And
Speaker 1: the bottom line is both the Packers and the Vikings
Speaker 1: had enough offense to come out on top on in
Speaker 1: games where their defense, you know, didn't quite have its
Speaker 1: best game on a particular day. And let's to to
Speaker 1: use your let's be real comments again here. Matthew Stafford
Speaker 1: is a very good quarter Yeah, the Packers have played
Speaker 1: good quarterbacks so far to this point in the season.
Speaker 1: If you're gonna play Stafford and he doesn't turn the
Speaker 1: ball away to turn turn the turn over the football,
Speaker 1: you have to be prepared to win a shootout. Unfortunately
Speaker 1: for the Vikings. Unfortunately for Cousins, they were able to
Speaker 1: do that that matchup. But yeah, it's it's gonna be
Speaker 1: a gut check here for Detroit trying to bounce back
Speaker 1: from that and show that they can be the team
Speaker 1: that everybody thinks they are. Yeah. Absolutely, the Chicago Bears
Speaker 1: a lot of questions floating around in Chicago now after
Speaker 1: quite frankly an abysmal offensive performance. Don't be fooled by
Speaker 1: the thirty six to score. The Chicago Bears were down
Speaker 1: twelve to ten at halftime and really got blown out
Speaker 1: in the second half at home by a very very
Speaker 1: good New Orleans Saints team that has a very very
Speaker 1: good defense. But the lack of offensive production when the
Speaker 1: game mattered was really really startling, and it's raising a
Speaker 1: lot of questions in Chicago is to just where this
Speaker 1: team is headed with Mitchell Robinsky a quarterback. Yeah, I'll
Speaker 1: tell you what, Mike, I'm a little annoyed by one thing. Okay,
Speaker 1: And I'm not saying Traubinsky. You know, when you see
Speaker 1: what Patrick Mahomes has done and Deshaun Watson has done,
Speaker 1: right or wrong, he's going to be compared to those
Speaker 1: two guys. The rest of his career comes with the territory.
Speaker 1: And I'm not saying he's playing particularly well right now,
Speaker 1: But Mike, I don't care who your quarterback is. If
Speaker 1: you can't run the football, you're never gonna make your
Speaker 1: life easier on that quarterback, especially a young one. Well,
Speaker 1: in this particular game, they didn't even try to run
Speaker 1: a troutball seven rushing attempts and Mitch Droubinsky had fifty
Speaker 1: four pass attempts. And again I and I looked at
Speaker 1: the halftime stats and believe it was twenty three or
Speaker 1: twenty four pass attempts and five runs in the first
Speaker 1: half when the game was twelve to ten. They didn't
Speaker 1: even try to run the football. And that's not how
Speaker 1: you're gonna win with Mitchell Drabinsky in my opinion, and
Speaker 1: here's the thing you look at, you know, in New
Speaker 1: Orleans perspective, Teddy Bridgewater is playing great. He's going to
Speaker 1: earn himself a lot of money this offseason, whether it's
Speaker 1: somewhere else. Right, But they didn't have Alvin Kamara, So
Speaker 1: what did they do? Letavius Murray the old war horse there.
Speaker 1: He goes right in there and get some nineteen yards
Speaker 1: and makes life easier on who I will still consider
Speaker 1: to be a young quarterback at twenty six years old.
Speaker 1: I get it. There are sky high expectations for true Bisky.
Speaker 1: People want him to play out of his mind, and
Speaker 1: that is rightfully so. He's a second overall pick that
Speaker 1: comes with the job description, that comes with the contract
Speaker 1: you signed. But I've just been absolutely amazed that with
Speaker 1: David Montgomery and in some of the steps that look
Speaker 1: like they're gonna taken. They are beat up on the
Speaker 1: offensive line right now. They couldn't run the ball the
Speaker 1: last few weeks, and in this particular game they didn't
Speaker 1: even try. In the worst case scenario. Right now, for Chicago,
Speaker 1: as you alluded to Keem Hicks's injury, they're now their
Speaker 1: defense is getting banged up to so seeing all those
Speaker 1: things fit together is going to be something to watch.
Speaker 1: There is one more game I want to talk about, though, Yeah, absolutely, no, Yeah,
Speaker 1: And I I just have one other comment with regards
Speaker 1: to the Bears. They have a lot to work through now,
Speaker 1: and they don't have their bye week anymore. They just
Speaker 1: came off of their bye week and did not perform
Speaker 1: up anything close to up to expectations. They're in a
Speaker 1: tough spot now because they're playing the rest of the
Speaker 1: way without a break, and they've got some stuff to
Speaker 1: work and they got a Chargers team coming into this
Speaker 1: week that, while they have been dis pointed and disheartened
Speaker 1: this season, that's still a dangerous team. Don't be fooled
Speaker 1: by that two and five record the Chargers, and we'll
Speaker 1: be talking about them soon enough here with them on
Speaker 1: the Packers schedule. But that Chargers team, you talk about,
Speaker 1: an absolute kick in the gut loss to the Tennessee Titans,
Speaker 1: the way that game turned at the goal line in
Speaker 1: the last two minutes there. I mean, boy, oh boy,
Speaker 1: that the Chargers. They're not the twelve and four team
Speaker 1: of last year, but they're not a two and five
Speaker 1: team either. In my opinion, they really aren't, but it
Speaker 1: also shows you the difference one yard makes. I mean,
Speaker 1: credit to Tennessee, Mike. I've been saying since Week one,
Speaker 1: they've had to work through some things Ryan Tannehill as
Speaker 1: their quarterback. Now, their defense I think has always played
Speaker 1: well this season. Like I I'm really high on the
Speaker 1: Titans and what Mike Vrabel is doing there and they're
Speaker 1: defending their turf and in the Chargers basically their their
Speaker 1: record could almost be inverted if they could convert these
Speaker 1: these short yardage one yard plays, and they just haven't
Speaker 1: been able to do it so far this season. The
Speaker 1: thing I want to close on, almost like the West
Speaker 1: Hot Kouwitz moments the show, is I did I watch
Speaker 1: the entire New England Patriots in New York Jets game.
Speaker 1: Don't ask me how I managed to do this, but
Speaker 1: I did. The Star Wars trailer was at halftime, Mike,
Speaker 1: I wanted to wait for the Star Wars trailer, and
Speaker 1: then afterwards I was like, I was working on the
Speaker 1: Player on the Rise story. I was like, I'll just
Speaker 1: keep watching Sam Donald, who, by the way, played a
Speaker 1: great game the week before and you know, hopefully still
Speaker 1: have a bright future. In this league. I was incredibly
Speaker 1: high on he was my number one quarterback in the
Speaker 1: two thousand eighteen draft and beat a Dallas Cowboys team
Speaker 1: that then just obliterated the Philadelphia Eagles in primetime on
Speaker 1: Sunday night. But go ahead, So Donald goes over the sideline.
Speaker 1: He's miked up for this game. Why he would ever
Speaker 1: agree to be miked up for a New England Patriots
Speaker 1: game is beyond me, and I would never ever want
Speaker 1: that for myself. He's on the thing. He says, I
Speaker 1: believe you're saying to you, there's quarterbacks coach. I don't
Speaker 1: think it was Adam Gays. He says, I'm seeing ghosts
Speaker 1: out there. And if you know anything about Donald's day,
Speaker 1: I'll just read the stats here for you quickly. Um, yeah,
Speaker 1: this is It was an all timer, a three point
Speaker 1: six passer rating aleve in of thirty two for eighty
Speaker 1: six yards with four touchdowns or four interceptions. Excuse me, completions,
Speaker 1: four interests. I think someone Monday Football threw up of stat.
Speaker 1: I think it was like the second time since nineteen
Speaker 1: quarterback has had over thirty pass attempts under a hundred
Speaker 1: passing yards and four interceptions just a nightmarish game for you.
Speaker 1: He's seeing goes. One thing it tells you is where
Speaker 1: the bar is when you play Bill Belichick in the Patriots.
Speaker 1: It's still incredibly high. It's you know, if you look
Speaker 1: at this game, Tom Brady had an eighty passer rating,
Speaker 1: but they still won based on how they played defensively handily.
Speaker 1: The point I want to raise here and I don't
Speaker 1: I know pack Frians, you see, I don't need this
Speaker 1: reminder West leave us alone. Your quarterback had a hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty eight point three passer rating. We can create
Speaker 1: any kind of narratives you want. My headline for inbox today,
Speaker 1: the day that we're shooting this was that guy never
Speaker 1: left talking about Aaron Rodgers. Because the narrative nationally this week, inevitably,
Speaker 1: starting on Wednesday, is going to be Aaron Rodgers is back.
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers never left. In The point I raised with
Speaker 1: that is the storylines will ebb and flow. The quarterback
Speaker 1: position is way too difficult in this league to just
Speaker 1: play at a hundred and fifty pass rating every week.
Speaker 1: Too many variables. I just hope in requests and ask
Speaker 1: that Packer fans really appreciate what they have, and I
Speaker 1: know they're gonna say, oh, we have twenty six years.
Speaker 1: We've always appreciate it. But Aaron Rodgers makes this game
Speaker 1: look a lot easier than it really is. Sam Donald
Speaker 1: watching him play against the Jet against New England, especially
Speaker 1: in the second half when things got really rough, I
Speaker 1: felt bad for him because you see a young guy
Speaker 1: there that is a one of the peak players in
Speaker 1: this league. People say, oh, it's a bad quarterback. No,
Speaker 1: this is one of the best prospects the NFL at
Speaker 1: this level. Thirty two jobs right starting quarterback. This is
Speaker 1: one of the best prospects the NFL has to offer.
Speaker 1: And he has a three pass rating against New England
Speaker 1: defense that is one of the best in the NFL
Speaker 1: this season. Whoever crosses paths with New England, I know
Speaker 1: I've been the first one to say they haven't truly
Speaker 1: been tested. That shows you where the bar is, and
Speaker 1: that shows you how good these players are. And it
Speaker 1: shows you one more time, you don't need a hundred
Speaker 1: fifty eight point three passer rating to know that Aaron
Speaker 1: Rodgers is good. You see it every Sunday because of
Speaker 1: what he brings the table, what how the way he
Speaker 1: leads in the victories that he amasses, and it's those
Speaker 1: type of things that really hit home the point that
Speaker 1: this game is not as easy as he makes it look. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I think I'll just close with the point that
Speaker 1: we've seen Aaron Rodgers on days when he's not at
Speaker 1: his best and the Packers usually still have a chance
Speaker 1: to win the game. That's as opposed to what you
Speaker 1: saw on Monday Night, when a young up and coming
Speaker 1: prospect does not have anything close to his best and
Speaker 1: his team has no chance. And that's the difference between
Speaker 1: the guys who have done it and the guys who
Speaker 1: are trying to figure it out. And the only thing
Speaker 1: I asked, because there's gonna be ups and flows Aaron Rodgers,
Speaker 1: inevitably the last ten weeks this season, there will be
Speaker 1: a day where he doesn't have his a game. Yep,
Speaker 1: it'll happen, But you have to remember that in that
Speaker 1: particular day, the Packers are probably still going to be
Speaker 1: in that ballgame. He's probably still not going to be
Speaker 1: that bad considering you know sometimes what happens at that
Speaker 1: position when things don't go right. Yeah, alright, with that,
Speaker 1: we'll call it a wrap on this edition of Packers unscripted.
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