Speaker 1: Hi, everybody, Welcome to Packers Unscripted from Packers dot Com.
Speaker 1: I am Mike Spofford, joined alongside the one and only
Speaker 1: Wes Hodkuits. Were coming to you here from our studios
Speaker 1: at lambeau Field and West. Final show of the week,
Speaker 1: and that means keys to victory for the green Bay Packers.
Speaker 1: They will face the Buffalo Bills on Sunday noon Central
Speaker 1: time kickoff at lambeau Field. Where do you want to
Speaker 1: start with this one? As far as what it will
Speaker 1: take for green Bay to get back in the wind
Speaker 1: column again, I preface this by saying I probably could
Speaker 1: start this way for every single episode, every year, every
Speaker 1: you know, every week, every game. But it's Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 1: and this week I think we got a new angle
Speaker 1: to this storyline in that he was able to practice
Speaker 1: on Thursday for the first time since he suffered that
Speaker 1: knee injury against Chicago. He's out there and pads. We
Speaker 1: joked about it, wrote about it on Packers dot Com,
Speaker 1: Tim Boyle, Deshaun Kaiser giving him the sort of this
Speaker 1: ry ovation, which then Rogers played into as he came
Speaker 1: out on the practice field. And the big part of
Speaker 1: this is Rogers talked a day before that. Now, he
Speaker 1: did not really say he didn't really hint that Thursday
Speaker 1: was going to be the day, but he did say
Speaker 1: at some point he hoped to be able to practice
Speaker 1: before Saturday. It ended up being this week and one,
Speaker 1: I think that shows progress with the knee injuries he's
Speaker 1: coming back from. But secondly, this is just as far
Speaker 1: as a communication standpoint, a chemistry standpoint with his receivers.
Speaker 1: Mike McCarthy also doubled down on it on Monday. On
Speaker 1: Friday morning, saying, you know, this is something where there's
Speaker 1: an obvious benefit to being able to have the quarterback
Speaker 1: that's going under center on Sunday being the one that's
Speaker 1: taking the reps in practice because it isn't so much
Speaker 1: about Aaron Rodgers at this point. It's about the offense
Speaker 1: around Aaron Rodgers. We know what he can do on
Speaker 1: short to no practice, but it's about all the other
Speaker 1: components around it. So I think Aaron rod Jers getting healthier,
Speaker 1: being able to be out there on the practice field
Speaker 1: is going to go uh and and really help this
Speaker 1: offense get to where it wants to be. Because at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, Mike, it's all about protecting
Speaker 1: the football. Rogers a hundred and sixteen passes thrown. I
Speaker 1: believe this year does not have an interception yet, really
Speaker 1: been consistent in that and hopefully can you don't get
Speaker 1: some of that explosiveness back now as well. Yeah, as
Speaker 1: we've talked about all week, all you have to do
Speaker 1: is turn on the first quarter of Buffalo Minnesota last
Speaker 1: week and it will tell you that the key on
Speaker 1: Sunday for the Packers is to protect the football. Because
Speaker 1: the way the Bills got after Kirk Cousins, they got sacks,
Speaker 1: they got turnovers that staked him do an early lead
Speaker 1: with great field position that they cashed in on. Packers
Speaker 1: have to protect the ball overall. The Packers usually very
Speaker 1: very good at that, and this is one of those
Speaker 1: games West that you know what the Packers playing at home,
Speaker 1: Rogers getting back in practice. Like you said, some things
Speaker 1: are on the upswing here. Even though I know the
Speaker 1: Packers are coming off a loss, this isn't one of
Speaker 1: those games. As much as the defense obviously would love
Speaker 1: to get some turnovers and rack up a few of
Speaker 1: their own, this isn't one of those games necessarily where
Speaker 1: you have to ask the defense to get a bunch
Speaker 1: of turnovers, but the Packers just can't lose the turnover
Speaker 1: battle here. I think if this if the Packers either
Speaker 1: win the turnover battle or at least stay even if
Speaker 1: even if it's zero zero, when both teams protect the ball.
Speaker 1: I like green Bay's chances here because with the matchups
Speaker 1: that Rodgers is going to have. I think Davante Adams
Speaker 1: turned Abous White is a really really good matchup on
Speaker 1: the perimeter. But the rest of green Bay's matchups now
Speaker 1: Randall Cobby is on the injury report, will see what
Speaker 1: happens there. But you know, Jimmy Graham, Geronimo Allison, they're
Speaker 1: what they're capable of producing. I like the Packers matchups
Speaker 1: on the perimeter in this game if Rogers is protected,
Speaker 1: which also goes along obviously with protecting the ball. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and then there was also an interesting stat I believe.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to find it here. I think it was
Speaker 1: our you know, PR communications guru, Nate Lacassi. I dug
Speaker 1: this one up, and I'm probably gonna mess it up
Speaker 1: now because I can't find it in the dope sheet.
Speaker 1: But I think it was something like the last six meetings.
Speaker 1: I believe it was with the Lls have all been
Speaker 1: decided by ten or more points. I mean, it's been
Speaker 1: one team coming out and really, you know, I don't
Speaker 1: want to say dominating, but controlling the tempo of the game.
Speaker 1: The Bills were fortunate enough to do that, you know,
Speaker 1: at Ralph Wilson Stadium four years ago. Packers are looking
Speaker 1: to flip that. And when you look at those offensive weapons,
Speaker 1: when you look at Geronimo Allison, how consistent he's been
Speaker 1: over the last couple of weeks. Assuming everything checks out,
Speaker 1: okay with Graham and his knee and Cobb with his hamstring. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the big money matchup is going to be Davante, Adams
Speaker 1: and White, but it's all about being able to spread
Speaker 1: it across. They have two exceptional safety's employer and then
Speaker 1: obviously you know Mike Hide everybody knows well about. But
Speaker 1: to be able to prevent them from getting into cover
Speaker 1: two looks, you know, making those guys drop down in
Speaker 1: the box, find ways to beat the secondary. The more
Speaker 1: mobile Aaron Rodgers gets, the more dangerous this offense gets.
Speaker 1: But he's also shown when he needs to do be
Speaker 1: quick and decisive. He can play that game too. I
Speaker 1: just look at it from the standpoint of assuming you
Speaker 1: get Brian Balaga out there working through the back injury,
Speaker 1: you have some semblance of a healthy offense operating with
Speaker 1: its full arsenal of weapons. The table set there for
Speaker 1: the Packers to have success of the defense can do
Speaker 1: its job. Yeah, I think so too. Another statistical oddity
Speaker 1: you might say with regards to this Buffalo Green Bay series,
Speaker 1: I believe you have to go back to for the
Speaker 1: last time the road team one when these two teams
Speaker 1: have met, and that was actually Buffalo going into Milwaukee
Speaker 1: County Stadium, and I looked it up this week. The
Speaker 1: leading receiver in that game for the Buffalo Bills Jeff Query. No,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I got a hit of myself. Was it
Speaker 1: James loft It was James Lofton, the former Packer James
Speaker 1: Lofton came back to County Stadium towards the Packers and
Speaker 1: the Bills won that game, I believe was something like that.
Speaker 1: It was a fun box score to kind of look
Speaker 1: back at this week. But you mentioned Wes, the Packers
Speaker 1: defense has to hold up and send of the bargain
Speaker 1: here and I've talked about this a little bit on
Speaker 1: our final thoughts video and other things that are going
Speaker 1: to be posted here coming up on the weekend. It's
Speaker 1: time for the Packers defense to play a complete game.
Speaker 1: We've seen some growing pains, We've seen some struggles here
Speaker 1: and there. We've also seen what this defense is capable of.
Speaker 1: You look at some of those stretches in the Chicago game,
Speaker 1: you look at the first three quarters against the Minnesota Vikings,
Speaker 1: you look at the second half against Washington last week.
Speaker 1: There are stretches where this defense has really clamped down
Speaker 1: and done exactly what you would like it to do. Now, okay,
Speaker 1: it's Week four. It's time for those growing pains to
Speaker 1: kind of, you know, be put in the past and
Speaker 1: to put together a solid four quarter game that the
Speaker 1: coaching staff that Aaron Rodgers can rely on to give
Speaker 1: this team it's best chance. Yes, Mike McCarthy mentioned this week,
Speaker 1: after you get through that first quarter of the season
Speaker 1: is kind of when it starts to be you are
Speaker 1: who you are. So the Packers are trying to show
Speaker 1: that they are that team that played as well as
Speaker 1: they did in the first three quarters of that matchup
Speaker 1: against the Vikings, how well they played in the second
Speaker 1: half against the Bears and then how well they played
Speaker 1: in the second half in Washington. It is about stitching
Speaker 1: to other complete performance. I understand it's easier said than done,
Speaker 1: but at the same time, if you're able to control
Speaker 1: the tempo early on and force the opposing offense to
Speaker 1: make decisions and and you know, kind of control it
Speaker 1: from that standpoint, that's ultimately what you're looking to do.
Speaker 1: Obviously they had to overcome some adversity with the Vikings,
Speaker 1: but to be honest with you, up until that point,
Speaker 1: I thought that was a blueprint for how you want
Speaker 1: to attack a potentially explosive offense with a quarterback that
Speaker 1: you know, I think a lot of people in Minnesota
Speaker 1: have their hopes kind of tied to at this point.
Speaker 1: Last week, Alex Smith throws for six past six receiving
Speaker 1: yards in the second half. So Josh Allen is a
Speaker 1: is a dynamic football player, and we've seen that he's
Speaker 1: not afraid to run. He's he isn't a scrambler by
Speaker 1: any means, but he has that component to his game,
Speaker 1: uh to to be able to move the change. So
Speaker 1: being able to queue in on that and being able
Speaker 1: to actually, you know, make sure you're not giving up
Speaker 1: those explosive plays is going to be important because there
Speaker 1: is dynamic football players in this offense. I just think
Speaker 1: it's probably not what it's been the last you know,
Speaker 1: few weeks in terms of the potentially explosive Pro Bowl
Speaker 1: type elements that they've seen in Washington in Minnesota. Yeah,
Speaker 1: with regards to Buffalo's offense and quarterback Josh Allen, the Packers,
Speaker 1: I know Packers fans are are waiting hoping for the
Speaker 1: pass rush to kind of find its groove and start
Speaker 1: racking up some sacks. And obviously without the roughing the
Speaker 1: passer penalty, you don't need to get into that. But honestly, West,
Speaker 1: this is one of those games where I don't think
Speaker 1: you need to sack the quarterback. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you necessarily want to go you want to go blitz
Speaker 1: crazy and and try to go sack crazy in this game.
Speaker 1: Because Josh Allen, he he's leading this team in rushing.
Speaker 1: He will take off and run with the football. This is,
Speaker 1: in my opinion, because he's a rookie, he's only got
Speaker 1: a couple of starts under his belt. You rushed to
Speaker 1: contain him. You don't don't let him bail himself out.
Speaker 1: With his legs. Make this guy beat you with his arm,
Speaker 1: Make him beat you with decisions against you know, some
Speaker 1: different coverage looks and some things that I'm sure Mike
Speaker 1: Petton has designed to confu use him. You get into
Speaker 1: those if you get him in a second and long
Speaker 1: or a third and long situation, don't let him talk
Speaker 1: the ball and run. Make him, you know, contain him
Speaker 1: in the pocket, make him throw the ball and beach
Speaker 1: you that way. Yeah, and I'll be interested to see
Speaker 1: how much of the spy element doesn't play with this game, because,
Speaker 1: to be honest with you, Mike, the first three contests,
Speaker 1: Alex Smith, don't get me wrong, he's in some ways
Speaker 1: as as Jake Gruden said last week, he has that
Speaker 1: similar sort of mindset mentality that Rogers has where he'll
Speaker 1: scramble when he needs to to extend to play. But
Speaker 1: they hadn't really faced like a guy that that potentially
Speaker 1: is putting up the numbers that Alan is right now,
Speaker 1: it's twenty two carries for ninety seven yards and two touchdowns.
Speaker 1: So it is gonna be interesting. You know, how the
Speaker 1: Packers want to attack that is that where you know,
Speaker 1: a guy like Blake Martinez gets called into duty. Do
Speaker 1: they find a defensive back that they feel could potentially
Speaker 1: have that kind of flexibility as well, or do you
Speaker 1: just try to rush to contain, you know, keep him
Speaker 1: in the pocket and see what develops. Those are all
Speaker 1: the little chess games that Petton is going to have
Speaker 1: to play. But I think the hope is from the
Speaker 1: Packers perspective, even though you do lose Mohammed Wilkerson now
Speaker 1: in certain like you know, Devon houses On, I R
Speaker 1: Kevin King. You'll see whether or not he's available on Sunday.
Speaker 1: But they still feel really good about the group they
Speaker 1: have and in these these playmaking abilities that they have
Speaker 1: in this this defense. But it really it does and
Speaker 1: they needed they know they need to play better and
Speaker 1: they know they got to put you put it on
Speaker 1: the field. Yeah, just statistically speaking, I did look up
Speaker 1: some numbers this week as far as the Packers facing
Speaker 1: rookie quarterbacks in the Mike McCarthy era, And it's a
Speaker 1: good time to talk about it because the Packers are
Speaker 1: potentially going to see Josh Rosen from Arizona, Sam Donald
Speaker 1: from the New York Jets, who are both on the
Speaker 1: schedule in December. If those rookies continue to be the
Speaker 1: starting quarterbacks of those teams. Since McCarthy took over in
Speaker 1: two thousand six, the Packers have played fifteen games against
Speaker 1: a rookie starting quarterback and the Packers are ten and
Speaker 1: five in those games, they've won two thirds of them. Ironically,
Speaker 1: the last one, the most recent one was against de
Speaker 1: Shaun Kaiser, who's now in the Packers locker room, when
Speaker 1: he was a rookie for the Cleveland Browns last year.
Speaker 1: But it's been kind of a mixed bag because for
Speaker 1: some of those some of those games, when I look
Speaker 1: back at the statistics in the past, I think it
Speaker 1: was Matthew Stafford his rookie year in two thousand nine
Speaker 1: through I think it was four interceptions against the Packers
Speaker 1: in the one game that he started against Green Bay
Speaker 1: as a rookie. But then just a couple of years ago,
Speaker 1: we saw Dak Prescott as a rookie quarterback for the
Speaker 1: Dallas Cowboys come into lambeau Field, put up a sparkling
Speaker 1: passer rating of like a hundred and seventeen, obviously had
Speaker 1: a great running game to go with it, and the
Speaker 1: Cowboys came in here with those rookies on offense and
Speaker 1: beat the Packers. So it has been kind of a
Speaker 1: mixed bag. But overall ten and five Packers are gonna
Speaker 1: face potentially three rookie quarterbacks now over the next few months,
Speaker 1: and you know these are games you you got to
Speaker 1: get the job done. Yeah, and this will be actually
Speaker 1: a good opportunity for if you want to look at
Speaker 1: it from the Bills prospective perspective or Josh Allen, because
Speaker 1: it looks like Shady McCoy is gonna play in this game,
Speaker 1: so that that, by far, that's your top playmaker if
Speaker 1: you're the Bills in the offense, both as a pass
Speaker 1: catcher and what he does on the back field. So
Speaker 1: that'll be his best friend. How did how did he
Speaker 1: get that nickname? By the way, Lashawn McCoy shady Like,
Speaker 1: I don't. I think it's a cool name. I just
Speaker 1: don't know. Is that is that an old Western reference? Anyway?
Speaker 1: I didn't follow the Philadelphi Eagles enough, I guess. But
Speaker 1: be that as it may make. Uh, it is also
Speaker 1: interesting to me and that you have all these teams
Speaker 1: that said and did all the right things. The Jets
Speaker 1: they had Josh McCown. They went and obviously signed Teddy Bridgewater,
Speaker 1: these guys originally brought in a J mccaren. You had
Speaker 1: the Browns just continue to stick by to Rod Taylor.
Speaker 1: But at the end of the day, I think with
Speaker 1: the pressures of the NFL and the way that things
Speaker 1: happen in injuries to sometimes play into it, the rookies
Speaker 1: end up being out there, and I just I don't
Speaker 1: think we're ever gonna see quite a day again like
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers or Tony Romo sitting behind guys for three
Speaker 1: years and then becoming starters. It just seems like there's
Speaker 1: going to be that pressure to get guys on the field,
Speaker 1: get them out there early, and see how they respond.
Speaker 1: And you have a guy like Baker Mayfield that really
Speaker 1: stepped up in his game. You had a guy like
Speaker 1: Sam Donald that didn't play too hot during the final
Speaker 1: stretch a week ago either. So seeing where Josh Allen
Speaker 1: fits into this, uh, it's gonna be very interesting to
Speaker 1: see where he is today and where that maturation process
Speaker 1: will take him right and the other part of it too,
Speaker 1: as we're seeing what really is becoming the trend around
Speaker 1: the league, and it was on display in Thursday Night
Speaker 1: Football with the Los Angeles Rams against the Vikings. And
Speaker 1: we'll get to that in a minute. But when you
Speaker 1: talk about playing these high draft pick rookie quarterbacks, right away,
Speaker 1: the formula, the way things of the way these teams
Speaker 1: have built themselves to compete for championships with the likes
Speaker 1: of the Tom Brady's and the Aaron Rodgers of the world.
Speaker 1: You find out if that rookie quarterbacks got it, and
Speaker 1: then if he does, you know you're not paying him
Speaker 1: the big franchise quarterback money for a few years until
Speaker 1: he gets to that second contract, so you have a
Speaker 1: chance to build a team around him and spend your
Speaker 1: money elsewhere, not quite so much at the quarterback position.
Speaker 1: And boy, is that working out for the Los Angeles Rams.
Speaker 1: Right now, we can talk about that Thursday night game.
Speaker 1: Jared Goffel was at four hundred and sixty five yards,
Speaker 1: five touchdowns, a perfect passer rating R one fifty eight
Speaker 1: point three against the defense. That's not too shabby in
Speaker 1: the Minnesota Vikings. I know that you know, Everson Griffin's
Speaker 1: not on the field right now and some other injury
Speaker 1: issues in Minnesota, but still three receivers with over a
Speaker 1: hundred yards in one game. Um, this uh this Los
Speaker 1: Angeles Rams team, you know, they're they're they're off to
Speaker 1: a four and no start at the quarter pole, undefeated.
Speaker 1: They really are announcing themselves right now as the team
Speaker 1: to beat in the NFC. And it's interesting you bring
Speaker 1: that up too much because for me, there's two types
Speaker 1: of rookie quarterbacks. There's the ones like, you know, a
Speaker 1: guy like Carson Wentz who comes in and plays really well,
Speaker 1: makes a Pro Bowl in his first year. There's a
Speaker 1: guy like Jared Goff that had his share of struggles
Speaker 1: and there was some real questions about you know, was
Speaker 1: this guy when when? When Wentz is playing that well,
Speaker 1: people asking it was golf the right guy to pick
Speaker 1: number one overall, the right right, But they can go
Speaker 1: to directions. You saw what happened with Aaron Rodgers, played
Speaker 1: waited a couple of years, played well. Alex Smith had
Speaker 1: some horrific seasons at the Big getting missed the whole
Speaker 1: year I think with injury at one point. But golf
Speaker 1: is showing the potential there in Sean McVeigh has been
Speaker 1: able to really develop a system in a scheme that
Speaker 1: seems to really tailor him. Mike, I'll be honest with
Speaker 1: you I didn't think we'd ever see a day where
Speaker 1: Mike Szimmers defense would have twenty six completions only seven
Speaker 1: in completions fo sixty five yards and five touchdowns for
Speaker 1: one fifty eight points re passer rating and one sack
Speaker 1: and one sack. So that is that is startling numbers
Speaker 1: with or without Everson Griffin. So uh, it's a gut
Speaker 1: check right now for the Vikings because they have a
Speaker 1: lot invested into this season in particular, they're gonna have
Speaker 1: to bounce back. It's a tough start to be one
Speaker 1: two and one at this point of the year. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and that's obviously a big result as far as the
Speaker 1: NFC North goes. The Minnesota Vikings one two and one,
Speaker 1: the Packers with a chance to get to to one
Speaker 1: and one, and uh, the Chicago Bears hosting a team
Speaker 1: with a pretty explosive offense so far this season in
Speaker 1: the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. That game in Chicago had Soldier Field.
Speaker 1: Tampa Bay Chicago not one that at the beginning of
Speaker 1: the season, a whole bunch of people would have circled
Speaker 1: as a as a big matchup in Week four, But
Speaker 1: it's turning into what's going to be a game with
Speaker 1: a lot of eyes on it. So who's starting that
Speaker 1: game for the Bucks? Do you know yet? Is that
Speaker 1: even out there? I believe they're staying with Fitzpatrick, but
Speaker 1: I I guess I haven't heard. I haven't. I certainly
Speaker 1: haven't heard anything that they're switching to Winston at this point.
Speaker 1: That's the that's the two headed coin of this when
Speaker 1: you're when when you're a coach and you have to
Speaker 1: go with a veteran backup like that who plays well,
Speaker 1: and then the original starter comes back, it's gonna be yeah.
Speaker 1: There there's still some debate over there what's going to happen.
Speaker 1: But the Bucks are off to a great start. I
Speaker 1: know they did lose to Pittsburgh, but they played him tough,
Speaker 1: right and and I know Fitzpatrick had a rough first
Speaker 1: half in that game, but you look at what he's done,
Speaker 1: You look at what he's done over the first three
Speaker 1: weeks of the season. I just don't I don't see
Speaker 1: how you could pull him out Right now, I say,
Speaker 1: I say, you keep rolling with them with those weapons,
Speaker 1: Mike Evans and those guys that he's got on that offense.
Speaker 1: If if I'm Tampa Bay, I'm not turning it over,
Speaker 1: turning it back over to Jamis Winston right now. For
Speaker 1: my money, I think Ryan Fitzpatrick, this guy would have
Speaker 1: been perfect in nine in the nineties, if you would
Speaker 1: have been able to get out in the league then
Speaker 1: because he is he to me, he's the biggest gun
Speaker 1: slinger right now in the NFL. He has that Brett
Speaker 1: fa mentality. He's going to challenge downfield. He's gonna have
Speaker 1: a short memory. Unfortunately, there's gonna be some takeaways there,
Speaker 1: there's gonna be some turnovers and ultimately that's all what
Speaker 1: kind of cost him the job and with the Jets
Speaker 1: and with the Bills. But he really knows how to
Speaker 1: to get this offense clicking and moving. And it's exact
Speaker 1: type of player I'm sure the Bucks wanted to have
Speaker 1: for Dirk Cutter. This is a big year man. They
Speaker 1: got to make progress. They gotta pushed for a playoff
Speaker 1: spot in a really competitive division. But yeah, getting back
Speaker 1: to your original point. For the for the Bears, this
Speaker 1: will not be a walk in the park. And for
Speaker 1: the Packers, even though I think everybody projected that the
Speaker 1: Vikings are gonna be the team, you're gonna be chasing
Speaker 1: the leak switches fast. You have ebbs and flows every
Speaker 1: single week right now. The Packers need to get a
Speaker 1: win to get back up there with Chicago. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 1: in the bottom line is, if you're looking at it
Speaker 1: from the best case scenario for the Packers, you went
Speaker 1: at home against Buffalo. If fits Magic does this thing
Speaker 1: at Soldier Field, you're at the quarter pole in first
Speaker 1: place in the NFC North at two one on one
Speaker 1: there there, there would be worse places to be. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I think we've already seen you talked about the
Speaker 1: parody last week, Mike. It's just it's so it's so
Speaker 1: weak to week at this point, and it always is
Speaker 1: every year we're talking about you know, you know, you're look,
Speaker 1: you got the you got the Dolphins playing the Patriots.
Speaker 1: Dolphins are three and no. New England's one and two.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine, I mean, can you if Miami wins
Speaker 1: that game and goes to four and oh and is
Speaker 1: three games ahead of the Patriots in the a f
Speaker 1: C East at the quarter pole, that would be I mean,
Speaker 1: it would be unheard of. But yet it's entirely possible
Speaker 1: the way things are going right now, and it's parody
Speaker 1: it's the way they want it. It's gonna be interesting
Speaker 1: to see how it plays out. From the Packers perspective,
Speaker 1: You've got to take care of business. You have them
Speaker 1: back at lambeau Field. You have a chance to get
Speaker 1: that bad taste out of your mouth from Washington and
Speaker 1: what happened late in that game against Minnesota. Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 1: looks like he's getting healthier. There's a lot of things
Speaker 1: going on going into this football game, but I think
Speaker 1: for the Packers, this is an excellent opportunity to really
Speaker 1: churn the tide and and you know, get some momentum
Speaker 1: built up now going to that second quarter of the season. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a good way to call it a wrap on
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