Speaker 1: Hi, everybody. Welcome to Packers Unscripted from Packers dot Com.
Speaker 1: I am Mike Spofford, sitting alongside my trusted colleague West
Speaker 1: hod Kuitz. Were coming to you here from our studios
Speaker 1: at lambeau Field West. It's almost here. Packers and Bears
Speaker 1: will kick it off Sunday noon Central Time at Soldier Field,
Speaker 1: just off Lake George Drive on the south side of Chicago.
Speaker 1: Our last show of the week, and that means keys
Speaker 1: to victory. I've got actually a fairly lengthy list of
Speaker 1: keys to victory here. So where do you want to
Speaker 1: see a Santais? Where do you want to start with
Speaker 1: this one? Well, I'll start off with the fact that
Speaker 1: I need to get a lot of Christmas shopping done
Speaker 1: on Saturday evening down the Miracle Mile. There you go.
Speaker 1: You gotta check off some things in that regard. It's
Speaker 1: a good place to do it. A long way to
Speaker 1: go yet, uh No, But I think the biggest key,
Speaker 1: and Mike Petton said it flat out when he was
Speaker 1: at the podium on Thursday night, was whoever wins the
Speaker 1: turnover differential is going to win this game. And yeah,
Speaker 1: you can flash back to some previous episodes of the
Speaker 1: Friday's keys of victory, and a lot of times it
Speaker 1: is the takeaways. But when you look at how prestigious
Speaker 1: so far this season the Bears have been at taking
Speaker 1: away the football, proficient I think was the word. I
Speaker 1: was trying to go for prodigious, prodigious works too, all
Speaker 1: those works other than what I actually said, But no,
Speaker 1: I mean just how efficient they've been and being able
Speaker 1: to take away the football and then in some regard
Speaker 1: for the most part, protected win that battle. That's what's
Speaker 1: allowed them to be nine and four. So if the
Speaker 1: Packers are going to be able to stand up to that,
Speaker 1: if they're going to be able to challenge the Bears
Speaker 1: to to pull off what I think people are considered
Speaker 1: to be an upset, even though they do have eight
Speaker 1: consecutive wins at Soldier Field. You need to be able
Speaker 1: to win that. So Mike Petton and his dfense they
Speaker 1: understand that. And Jaire Alexander was asked about this in
Speaker 1: the locker room. Like you know, is so much being
Speaker 1: made about the Packers offense against the Bears defense, But
Speaker 1: there's a Packers defense too that's very hungry to take
Speaker 1: the football away and kind of build on some of
Speaker 1: that momentum that they started against the Falcons. Well, and
Speaker 1: it's funny because when you look back at the recent
Speaker 1: history here of the Packers and Bears, I'm talking the
Speaker 1: last decade or so, every game, and there have been
Speaker 1: plenty of highly competitive games, but you can almost point
Speaker 1: to a turnover play or turnover like play as a
Speaker 1: turning point in the game. I mean, I'm thinking obviously
Speaker 1: the NFC Championship. B J Rodgie gets the pick six,
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers makes the tackle on Brian Urlacker when he
Speaker 1: throws the interception in Urlacher looks like he might be
Speaker 1: going ninety plus yards for a touchdown. Two thousand thirteen,
Speaker 1: remember the ball came out and everybody stood there looking
Speaker 1: at it, and Jared Boykin picked it up and ran
Speaker 1: it in for a touchdown for the Packers. Um the
Speaker 1: opener this year, Kyle Boller has uh the ball an
Speaker 1: interception basically hit him right in the chest. He doesn't
Speaker 1: hold onto it. The Packers drive for the winning touchdown
Speaker 1: with Randall Cobbs. So this game, it's gonna have one
Speaker 1: of those type of plays you just know what, you
Speaker 1: sense it, you feel it, you hope it goes the
Speaker 1: Packers way. Yeah, that's why I put on, you know,
Speaker 1: one of my inbox efforts this week, expect the unexpected,
Speaker 1: because something always happens, and it isn't necessarily leaving those
Speaker 1: game changing plays. It's Clay Matthews being an inside linebacker
Speaker 1: and that being a turning point in the Packers season. Uh,
Speaker 1: It's it's being able to utilize some of these weapons
Speaker 1: in different ways. I think that's what I'm most interested
Speaker 1: to see, and we saw small parts of it against
Speaker 1: the Falcons. The fact that they ran back to back
Speaker 1: screenplays with Aaron Jones that you know that they were
Speaker 1: willing to do some of the things they did offensively
Speaker 1: to build some momentum early on and let those offensive
Speaker 1: linemen get settled. You have to be unpredictable, without question.
Speaker 1: But I do think there's a lot of those things
Speaker 1: that they learned in that matchup against Atlanta that can
Speaker 1: carry over into this game against Chicago and what they
Speaker 1: like to do in the trenches and and you know,
Speaker 1: they do not pressure. They obviously pressure, but they do
Speaker 1: not blitz a lot. Dick Fangio has confidence with Khalil
Speaker 1: mac being in that defense that they're going to be
Speaker 1: able to get home with four guys. That allows the
Speaker 1: secondary to to make plays, to be able to not
Speaker 1: sacrifice another one of those bodies. That is, if you
Speaker 1: go back to those San Francisco teams, Mike that were
Speaker 1: really good in the early two thousand tens, That's what
Speaker 1: Vic Fangio's group did exceedingly well, and they had tremendous
Speaker 1: linebacking helped to do it. And now you can kind
Speaker 1: of start seeing the Bears building that with ro Kwan
Speaker 1: Smith and with having a veteran there like Danny Trevathan.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I think this game really ultimately is going
Speaker 1: to be one in the trenches, both on the Packers
Speaker 1: side of things and also you know, with the Bears
Speaker 1: being able to you know, hold your spot. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: think the the key other than obviously just blocking guys
Speaker 1: and having that communication and everything it takes up front
Speaker 1: to protect Aaron Rodgers, I think the other factor that
Speaker 1: is going to protect Aaron Rodgers if the Packers can
Speaker 1: establish some kind of a running game with Aaron Jones,
Speaker 1: with Jamal Williams. I know, the Bears are number two
Speaker 1: in the league against the run. They're ranked in the
Speaker 1: single digits and lots of categories defensively this season. But
Speaker 1: when when I look at what I saw of the
Speaker 1: Rams against the Bears last Sunday night, and the fact
Speaker 1: that that game was close. Chicago's offense was not lighting
Speaker 1: anything on fire, but the Rams they never got Todd
Speaker 1: Gurley going, and in my opinion, they just they didn't
Speaker 1: stick with him long enough. They put the game in
Speaker 1: Jared Goff's hands. He ends up throwing four interceptions and
Speaker 1: and the turnovers were far and away the difference in
Speaker 1: that game. I think the Packers are gonna have to
Speaker 1: find a way to run the ball. They're gonna have
Speaker 1: to be stubborn about it. That's gonna be the best
Speaker 1: way to protect your quarterback and in the long run,
Speaker 1: to protect the football from this turnover crazy defense. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and all year long, Mike, we talked about Jamal Williams
Speaker 1: and Aaron Jones, how they work in tandem with one another.
Speaker 1: I think this game is really going to be important
Speaker 1: for both of those players. I think early on you
Speaker 1: could I think it wouldn't surprise me at all if
Speaker 1: you see Mama Williams get some play early on, help
Speaker 1: out those offensive lineman. If you're looking to establish the
Speaker 1: quick passing game, we know what he can do both
Speaker 1: as past protection and also along with catching the ball.
Speaker 1: I absolutely loved and I know there's probably some fantasy
Speaker 1: football owners out there that had some heart attacks in
Speaker 1: the first half with Aaron Jones and how he was utilized.
Speaker 1: But I just love what they did with him in
Speaker 1: that game because when it was Aaron Jones time they
Speaker 1: featured him, I think it was twenty touches on forty
Speaker 1: two offensive snaps coming out a halftime. They really were
Speaker 1: able to change the pace with being able to get
Speaker 1: him involved, get him an open space, allow him to
Speaker 1: make plays, and yet still being able to get the
Speaker 1: best out of Jamal Williams. Jamal Williams is gonna have
Speaker 1: to do a lot of chipping in this game, you know.
Speaker 1: And the question was asked Brian Angeliqio, the Packers tight
Speaker 1: ends coach, about how much his guys are gonna be
Speaker 1: involved in the blocking. They very well could be, you know,
Speaker 1: mar cites Lewis is a great UH player to have
Speaker 1: in your in your toolbox. But at the same time,
Speaker 1: I think this is where Jamal Williams is going to
Speaker 1: really be important. Being able to pick up the free blitzers,
Speaker 1: being able to you know, establish himself there to allow
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers to get comfortable. If Aaron Rodgers gets comfortable,
Speaker 1: if he has over a hundred passer rating in this game,
Speaker 1: I think the Packers win it. Honestly, I truly do,
Speaker 1: because when you look at it from Mitchell Trubisky side
Speaker 1: of things, every time there's been a few examples of it,
Speaker 1: but most times when they've had to get into a
Speaker 1: shootout type situation, that's where the Bears have been vulnerable. Well,
Speaker 1: you mentioned you looked up the stat on a show
Speaker 1: earlier this week that the Bears defense is allowing an
Speaker 1: average of opposer passer rating in the low seventy four.
Speaker 1: So I mean, if Aaron Rodgers can actually hit triple
Speaker 1: digits in in passer rating, I'm with you. I like
Speaker 1: the Packers chances here. And um, I'll just say I
Speaker 1: think the fantasy owners have to get off this whole
Speaker 1: Aaron Jones thing. The guy's had a rushing touchdown in
Speaker 1: five consecutive games. He's getting the job done for you
Speaker 1: if if he's if he's on your fantasy team. And
Speaker 1: I just point that out because I posted a story
Speaker 1: on our website last night the Packers record all time
Speaker 1: record for consecutive games with the rushing touchdown in seven
Speaker 1: Paul Horning nineteen sixty. Aaron Jones is at five games
Speaker 1: right now. He has six rushing touchdowns in those five games.
Speaker 1: The last guy to have a streak of six was
Speaker 1: Ryan Grant back in two thousand and seven. So Aaron
Speaker 1: Jones is on a nice little run here. And but
Speaker 1: that being said, the Bears have only allowed four rushing
Speaker 1: touchdowns all season. They had only allowed two up until
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving and Lea Garrett Blunt for the Lions had to
Speaker 1: but then the Lions still lost that game. So, um,
Speaker 1: a lot of a lot of different things here that
Speaker 1: that need to go right for the Packers. And and
Speaker 1: another point I want to make, and I mentioned this
Speaker 1: on our Final Thoughts video which we shot just before
Speaker 1: we sat down here to turn on the cameras, I
Speaker 1: don't think the Packers can afford even though they came
Speaker 1: back from twenty to nothing in Week one against this
Speaker 1: Bears defense, I don't think you can go to that
Speaker 1: well again. I think you've got to get off to
Speaker 1: a strong start. I think you need to play with
Speaker 1: the lead. When I look at when I look at
Speaker 1: this Bears defense. They're not going to give up another
Speaker 1: twenty point lead to the Green Bay Packers. I don't
Speaker 1: see that happening twice in one season. And the flip
Speaker 1: side of it is, we've had our skepticism, if if
Speaker 1: you will, with regards to Mitch Dubinsky and this offense,
Speaker 1: I don't think this Bears offense is necessarily built to
Speaker 1: come from behind. Now. The Packers have had their struggles
Speaker 1: on the road. They had a lead in the second
Speaker 1: half at Los Angeles, but that was the Rams. They
Speaker 1: had a lead in the second half at Seattle, well,
Speaker 1: that was the Seahawks and Russell Wilson. If you can
Speaker 1: have a lead in the second half here a soldier
Speaker 1: field and really put the game in Mr. Rubinsky's hands
Speaker 1: the way the Packers are covering on the back end,
Speaker 1: even without Kevin, even with Kevin king On injured reserve
Speaker 1: and and not able to play, I like Green based
Speaker 1: chances here, but you've got to have a lead because
Speaker 1: I don't like being on the road and trying to
Speaker 1: come from behind against a defense like this, well, and
Speaker 1: against the defense like this that's already had that hand
Speaker 1: played against them. And in mind you it was at
Speaker 1: lambeau Field, but they are very theme, Mike. I think
Speaker 1: it was James Camping who mentioned I think Sam Acco
Speaker 1: is the only one that isn't actually in this lineup
Speaker 1: right now that's out with injury. And then now obviously
Speaker 1: Bryce Callahan too, you can add him to that. But
Speaker 1: for the most part, all those guys that were on
Speaker 1: the field and they're still there. So yeah, they it's
Speaker 1: the you know, fool me once kind of deal here.
Speaker 1: So I think for the Packers, if you're able to
Speaker 1: come out early, get that just like they did against
Speaker 1: the Falcons, you know, put some points on the board
Speaker 1: with that first series, get a touchdown early on in
Speaker 1: you know, show that you're gonna hold your ground. I
Speaker 1: think one of the things, and I don't have all
Speaker 1: the stats in front of me, Mike, but if you
Speaker 1: look at this eight game winning streak the Packers have
Speaker 1: been on in Chicago a lot of times, it has
Speaker 1: been a product of getting off two super fast starts
Speaker 1: that when I think they had I want to say
Speaker 1: it was two thousand sixteen, We're yeah, Kristin Michael had
Speaker 1: the forty two yard touchdown run one of the reasons
Speaker 1: the Packers won that game, and We're able to hold
Speaker 1: off the Bears was because of how fast they started
Speaker 1: and being able to you know, get points early on
Speaker 1: and then kind of stem the tide. Yeah, the Packers
Speaker 1: were up I believe seventeen in that game. The Bears
Speaker 1: had a big rally and got it tied, but then
Speaker 1: Rogers had the ball last hit the big play and
Speaker 1: got the win. And that's what you expect. Though, when
Speaker 1: the team's playing at home, much like the Packers did
Speaker 1: when they rallied in Week one, they're gonna have the
Speaker 1: wind in their sales. They're going to be able to
Speaker 1: mount a comeback. So that's why you want to have
Speaker 1: everything tilting your way in those first thirty minutes. The Packers, though,
Speaker 1: the thing that's been really interesting is that if they
Speaker 1: do find themselves in that situation. Again, I'm not saying
Speaker 1: necessarily four point comeback, but the one thing that this
Speaker 1: season has taught them at seven five, seven and one
Speaker 1: is the ability to play down the stretch and the
Speaker 1: ability to have the two minute offense go. It's been
Speaker 1: the most consistent phase of this team. So if you're
Speaker 1: able to stay within earshot, if you were able to
Speaker 1: get up by a touchdown, the Packers have shown an
Speaker 1: ability to win these close games in spite of some
Speaker 1: of the things that have happened recently on the road.
Speaker 1: Their conditioned for it. So I think that's the number
Speaker 1: one thing I'm looking for in this matchup, particularly with
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers appearing to be in more of a rhythm
Speaker 1: last week, is if you can carry some of that
Speaker 1: over now against the Bears and maybe get off to
Speaker 1: the fast start that you finished with in Week one. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 1: the bottom line is the Packers need to put together
Speaker 1: that four quarter game on the road, which hasn't happened
Speaker 1: so far. You look, you look back at every road game.
Speaker 1: Washington bad first half, Detroit bad first half, you know,
Speaker 1: Minnesota bad second half, Seattle bad second half. Really, the
Speaker 1: Rams game was just the unfortunate turnover with two minutes
Speaker 1: to go, or the Packers are in the exact position
Speaker 1: they wanted to be in with Aaron Rodgers with the
Speaker 1: ball in his hands, two minutes left and a chance
Speaker 1: to win. So these, uh, these road games, it comes down.
Speaker 1: It comes down to having to play a full sixty minutes.
Speaker 1: The Packers haven't done it yet, but we know that
Speaker 1: they're capable of it, and we all know the whole
Speaker 1: outlook on this season, hinges on this game. I mean,
Speaker 1: you win it, you stay alive, you have a chance.
Speaker 1: If you lose it, you're done. Yeah, and it's great.
Speaker 1: It's you're right. It's as simple as that. The one
Speaker 1: thing I think the Packers have to feel pret be
Speaker 1: good about going into this game, though, is you can
Speaker 1: look at it, Mike, pound for pound, this might have
Speaker 1: been their best performance of the year against the Falcons
Speaker 1: because you look at that game against Buffalo. Yes, they
Speaker 1: shut out the Bills. We know what Aaron Rodgers said afterwards,
Speaker 1: how he felt about you know, where things were at
Speaker 1: and where they still needed to improve. Offensively, they weren't perfect.
Speaker 1: Rogers only through for d ninety six yards. It's not
Speaker 1: like they just lit up the Falcons and you know,
Speaker 1: dominated from the word go. But they were able to
Speaker 1: really dictate the tempo of that game. The Falcons scored late,
Speaker 1: but it didn't really matter second half. So I mean,
Speaker 1: if I'm Green Bay, if I'm Joe Philban and I'm
Speaker 1: sitting down with these guys this week, I'm reminding them
Speaker 1: not to get complacent, but also understand. And I wrote
Speaker 1: about it earlier this week and inside her inbox too.
Speaker 1: This is what you're capable of. This is the team
Speaker 1: we built and what we feel like can be in
Speaker 1: control of its own destiny. Now, a lot of things
Speaker 1: now need to go right for them. But I think
Speaker 1: when you go back to week one of the Packers
Speaker 1: being Super Bowl contenders, you thought about Davante at Is
Speaker 1: having a breakout season. You thought about Aaron Jones and
Speaker 1: what he can do with the run game. You know,
Speaker 1: jyr Alexander being a promising first round draft pick. Aaron
Speaker 1: Rodgers said it as a locker room this week, Mike.
Speaker 1: There are so many pieces in place that he feels
Speaker 1: confident about the future of this team. But it's also
Speaker 1: the reason why they feel like going up against a
Speaker 1: team against like Chicago, they should have a chance to win.
Speaker 1: All right, one other question before we move on to
Speaker 1: some of those other things that need to go Green
Speaker 1: Bay's way. Randall Cobb. Does he make a big play
Speaker 1: in this game? I think so. And the one reason why,
Speaker 1: certainly out of all these performances he's had and get
Speaker 1: Soldier Field, and he has had some tremendous ones, including
Speaker 1: two thousand thirteen, his biggest game of the season was
Speaker 1: that opener against the Bears. That was the most careery
Speaker 1: Artidge I think he's ever had in a contest. He
Speaker 1: looked like everything that Randall Cobb has ever been for
Speaker 1: this offense, and being able to create after the catch
Speaker 1: and just having that explosiveness to his game. Now he's
Speaker 1: had to weather some of these hamstring injuries, but the
Speaker 1: fact that he was a full participant for the first
Speaker 1: time since he's been dealing with this on Thursday, I
Speaker 1: think speaks to potentially what he could bring to this
Speaker 1: ball game, especially without Bryce Callahan being available. I don't
Speaker 1: know exactly how the Bears are going to shuffle the
Speaker 1: cards there and what Vic Fianjo is gonna want to do,
Speaker 1: but Callahan had been a big consistent role is that
Speaker 1: nickel cornerback, So you know, whether it's McManus or one
Speaker 1: of these other guys that step into that. I'm really
Speaker 1: looking for Randall Cob in this game to have a big,
Speaker 1: big performance. I'm not saying he needs to have two
Speaker 1: receiving yards again, but if he can be effective and
Speaker 1: draw that attention, that's when everything starts to open up
Speaker 1: for air, and he could be a key piece on
Speaker 1: third down as the Packers try to try to build
Speaker 1: on a seven out of thirteen third down performance against
Speaker 1: the Falcons, which was something that had been a long
Speaker 1: time coming. Okay, we we haven't dwelt dwelt dwell like hey,
Speaker 1: I said privilegious or something earlier, So you're good. We
Speaker 1: haven't spent a lot of time on all these other
Speaker 1: things that need to go green Bay's way and that
Speaker 1: already have gone green Bay's way to to stay alive
Speaker 1: even to this point. But to recap it quickly, how
Speaker 1: do you get this all out? I have so Packers,
Speaker 1: all right, the Packers need to beat the Bears. We
Speaker 1: know that you're looking for Washington, Philadelphia, and Carolina each
Speaker 1: to lose one more game. Now Washington has quarterback injuries
Speaker 1: like crazy, Philadelphia now dealing with a quarterback injury, and
Speaker 1: Carolina has to play the Saints twice in the last
Speaker 1: three weeks. So each of those teams losing one more
Speaker 1: game looks pretty realistic for the Packers. The other thing,
Speaker 1: if the Packers beat the Bears and win out and
Speaker 1: can get to eight seven and one, you need the
Speaker 1: Minnesota Vikings to lose twice and their first one now
Speaker 1: out of these last three weeks is at home against Miami.
Speaker 1: But the Vikings they fired their offensive coordinator. They're coming
Speaker 1: off of some really rough offensive outings. The Miami Dolphins
Speaker 1: are coming in at seven and six with their playoff
Speaker 1: hopes in the a f C very much alive, having
Speaker 1: just beaten the New England Patriots with the miracle final
Speaker 1: play double lateral whatever you wanna call it with Kenyan Drake.
Speaker 1: So what are your thoughts on this, my Ami? With
Speaker 1: wild card hopes alive going into Minnesota, Minnesota making the
Speaker 1: change at offensive coordinator here in the middle of December,
Speaker 1: what do you think? You know, It's an interesting stat
Speaker 1: I saw from the Dolphins PR team this week when
Speaker 1: Ryan Tannellhill has played. Do you know what the Dolphins
Speaker 1: record is the last sixteen games? If you over like,
Speaker 1: if you simulated a season sixteen games Ryan Tannehill, they're
Speaker 1: twelve and four. Kid. Yeah. Now they've had to weather
Speaker 1: a lot here, you know, with last year in the
Speaker 1: j Cutler experience, and in this year losing Tannehill again
Speaker 1: to that shoulder injury that held him out of the
Speaker 1: game against Green Bay. But the thing about Tannehill is
Speaker 1: it just seems like every time somebody's trying to count
Speaker 1: him out or move on to the next chapter. He
Speaker 1: always reminds everybody why he was their quarterback of the
Speaker 1: future in two thousand and twelve, even though now he's
Speaker 1: still third. You know, now he's thirty years old, he's
Speaker 1: in the prime of his career. So I think it's
Speaker 1: definitely doable. The biggest thing on this schedule, and this
Speaker 1: is why I think if Joe Philbins talking to his
Speaker 1: team about any possible playoff in patitions is that you
Speaker 1: just got to win this game against the Bears. You
Speaker 1: win this game against the Bears, and everything opens up
Speaker 1: because even if the Vikings do hold off Minnesota or
Speaker 1: they do hold off Miami, they have to come back
Speaker 1: at the end of the season and beat Chicago. So
Speaker 1: I mean, this is for me, for for my money,
Speaker 1: seeing exactly how this plays out. I'm i am glued
Speaker 1: to my seat because I think it is fully possible
Speaker 1: there's an eight win team that makes the playoffs. The
Speaker 1: Green They Packers just hope that they're the one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it could be the Packers. It it certainly could be.
Speaker 1: My point being, if you're going to scoreboard watch at all,
Speaker 1: you don't it's not necessarily that you have to watch
Speaker 1: them all, but if you're going to scoreboard, watch the
Speaker 1: one to watch is what's going on in Minneapolis, because
Speaker 1: that's the one that really, as far as this week goes,
Speaker 1: has the biggest effect on the Packers. I believe, not
Speaker 1: that we want to think this way, but I believe
Speaker 1: the only way the Packers mathematically stay alive if they
Speaker 1: were to lose to the Bears is that Minnesota also
Speaker 1: has to lose. Otherwise otherwise the season and is over
Speaker 1: as far as any postseason. Yeah, in Minnesota at six
Speaker 1: six and one right now, um, they do have the
Speaker 1: tiebreaker with you know, with them both tying earlier this season,
Speaker 1: So something to keep in mind. You know, it's gonna
Speaker 1: be an interesting week though, because again you you talked
Speaker 1: about the Panthers having the Saints, the Eagles have the Rams.
Speaker 1: Uh So I mean in the Rams, you know, obviously
Speaker 1: coming off a tough loss, but I mean there's still
Speaker 1: the Rams. And and you know, even though Jacksonville's four
Speaker 1: and nine, Washington's onto Josh Johnson is their fourth quarterback.
Speaker 1: So the way that this is pretty amazing what's going on,
Speaker 1: and it's been pretty incredible. So Packers just hoping to
Speaker 1: keep it interesting for one more week. Yeah, that's a
Speaker 1: that's a good way to look at it. With that,
Speaker 1: we will call it a wrap on this edition of
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