Speaker 1: Hi, everybody. Welcome to another edition of Packers Unscripted from
Speaker 1: Packers dot Com. I am Mike Spoffer, joined by my
Speaker 1: trusted colleague West Hodcoitz. We're coming to you hear from
Speaker 1: our studios at lambeau Field. As you can see, we
Speaker 1: are wearing masks. And just to clarify, the NFL has
Speaker 1: issued strict protocols for all players team employees for the
Speaker 1: rest of the season. So because we are NFL employees
Speaker 1: and we are working in an NFL facility, we're going
Speaker 1: to follow those protocols. We will see how this goes
Speaker 1: west and perhaps come up with a more workable solution
Speaker 1: as the stretch run continues here for the Packers. But
Speaker 1: that stretch run did not start off the way Green
Speaker 1: Bay wanted. A very difficult thirty to thirty one overtime
Speaker 1: loss in Indianapolis. So much went right in the first half,
Speaker 1: everything went wrong in the second half, and hill about
Speaker 1: the last eight five seconds or so, and uh, the
Speaker 1: Packers walked away from Lucas Oil Stadium with a with
Speaker 1: a tough one to swallow. Yeah, it's funny too, because
Speaker 1: I remember two thousand twelve. I didn't cover that game.
Speaker 1: I was I covered he did. I covered it from
Speaker 1: the comfort of my my living room, and I saw
Speaker 1: that stat about I forget who it was. I wish
Speaker 1: I could give the proper attribution to the outlet that
Speaker 1: had it. But basically, Rogers when he's up by fourteen
Speaker 1: and a halftime, like it's some some ridiculous record he has.
Speaker 1: It's like a hundred and twenty and four Packers are
Speaker 1: in those games, and two of those losses were at
Speaker 1: Lucas Oil Stadium, with this most recent one being on Sunday.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it is. It doesn't matter who
Speaker 1: the quarterback is. If it's Peyton Manning or Andrew Luck,
Speaker 1: Jacoby Brissett and now obviously Phillip Rivers, those games are
Speaker 1: always tough, and it was tough again. I thought Green Bay.
Speaker 1: It was funny. Someone mentioned an insider in box like, well,
Speaker 1: they got to start faster. They started just fine that
Speaker 1: first half when according to a plan, they put up
Speaker 1: twenty eight points on the top ranked defense in the
Speaker 1: National Football League. And the problem was, though they have
Speaker 1: six offensive plays in the third quarter, they don't really
Speaker 1: get their wheels turning again until late in the fourth.
Speaker 1: In when you go up against a team like you
Speaker 1: know the Colts and Frank Reich and what they can
Speaker 1: do offensively, and certainly they're so well familiar with Philip Rivers.
Speaker 1: If you give them that much leeway, they're going to
Speaker 1: claw their way back, and they were able to do
Speaker 1: that on Sunday. I think the biggest takeaway from this
Speaker 1: game when you try to just analyze NFL football in general,
Speaker 1: is when you hear coaches and players use the phrase
Speaker 1: complementary football. This is the type of game they're talking about,
Speaker 1: because in the first half, complementary football was the Packers
Speaker 1: were capitalizing on indies turnovers and scoring touchdowns. The Packers
Speaker 1: defense was stopping the Colts after the Packers had turnovers.
Speaker 1: That's what complementary football is. In the second half, when
Speaker 1: the defense gives up along to the offense, can't go
Speaker 1: three and out, um, when the opposing team has had
Speaker 1: a large comeback and gotten the score back to even
Speaker 1: you can't fumble a kickoff like That's where complementary football
Speaker 1: goes around. You have to have the different phases of
Speaker 1: your team working and supporting each other when things go
Speaker 1: well when things go poorly, and the two halves, as
Speaker 1: Matt Lafleur said after the game, it was a tale
Speaker 1: of two halves and the really the definition of complementary
Speaker 1: football in the good way and in the bad way
Speaker 1: for the Packers on on this long afternoon. And it's
Speaker 1: funny too, because why did they succeed in the first
Speaker 1: half because of complementary football. You know, they got point
Speaker 1: four teen points off a turnovers. The offense was really
Speaker 1: moving the ball well. I thought the game plan that
Speaker 1: Matt Laflour and the coaches came up with was exceptional.
Speaker 1: They opened the game and a five receiver set, an
Speaker 1: empty backfield set, and they get the ball downfield the
Speaker 1: Davante Adams. They tried to find ways to find one
Speaker 1: on one opportunities and it just seemed like even at
Speaker 1: the end of the first half, I mean, being able
Speaker 1: to get the ball back and then you know, put
Speaker 1: some more points on the board. They made some big
Speaker 1: plays from a lot of guys across the board. But
Speaker 1: just at halftime even you know, they even did they
Speaker 1: stopped the Colts on that first possession, but then they
Speaker 1: go three and out and then Indianapolis just starts running
Speaker 1: the ball. They're having more success and third down situations
Speaker 1: they can't get off the field on fourth down. And
Speaker 1: and obviously they work their way back into this. But
Speaker 1: the big thing and the message that Aaron Rodgers sent
Speaker 1: after the game and that he has he has a
Speaker 1: lot of confidence in this team. He feels like they
Speaker 1: have what they need to get where they want to go.
Speaker 1: And I think that that might sound like a quarterback
Speaker 1: trying to prop his team up, but it really was.
Speaker 1: I mean, the energy was where they wanted it to be.
Speaker 1: That was a much more energetic team than the one
Speaker 1: that beat the Jacksonville Jaguars a week earlier. They had
Speaker 1: done a lot of the but the problem is now
Speaker 1: you're playing a six and three team. Now you're playing
Speaker 1: a team that really has some blood on its teeth
Speaker 1: here and wants to, you know, carve out a division
Speaker 1: championship in a competitive com prince. And you've got to
Speaker 1: be able to play four quarters and you can't turn
Speaker 1: over the ball four times. Yeah. Absolutely, And and that's
Speaker 1: what Matt Lafleur emphasized on Monday was the Packers need
Speaker 1: to when you play these good teams, you have to
Speaker 1: be able to play a four quarter football game. They
Speaker 1: played a one quarter football game in Tampa Bay and
Speaker 1: kind of got smacked after that. They played a really,
Speaker 1: really good two quarters in Indianapolis, but that's not enough.
Speaker 1: And even with Aaron Rodgers almost pulling out, you know
Speaker 1: the miracle at the end, I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 1: After that second pass to Davante Adams got the Packers
Speaker 1: into the red zone to the fifteen yard line with
Speaker 1: about forty seconds on the clock. I thought Rodgers was
Speaker 1: gonna pull the thing out. I thought he was gonna
Speaker 1: get the ball in the end zone with maybe ten
Speaker 1: or fifteen seconds left, and and the Packers were going
Speaker 1: to walk out with a victory. No, no overtime necessary. Unfortunately, um,
Speaker 1: they did have to settle for the field goal. The
Speaker 1: game went to overtime. As everybody knows, Marquis Valdes Scantling
Speaker 1: fumbled the ball on the second playoff overtime, erasing what
Speaker 1: was a tremendous play from with Aaron Rodgers launching the
Speaker 1: pass out of his end zone on third and ten
Speaker 1: and Valdes Scantling coming down with it at midfield amidst
Speaker 1: three defenders, gave the Packers the chance to get the
Speaker 1: game to overtime. Um, just uh, you know, it's one
Speaker 1: of those things you you walk away, you walk away
Speaker 1: just just scratching your head. And as I think you've
Speaker 1: pointed out in our Insider Inbox column, the human element
Speaker 1: of this game you can't get away from. Great things
Speaker 1: can happen and crappy things can happen. And that's just
Speaker 1: the way this game goes. Some Yeah, and it does,
Speaker 1: and it it's it's Corey Lindsley and Aaron Rodgers who
Speaker 1: have been together for seven years having a bumbled, you know,
Speaker 1: fumbled exchange. H Lindsley then leaves with a back injury.
Speaker 1: You don't know how much that was affecting him early
Speaker 1: on in that game. Darius Shepard, who's in for Tyler
Speaker 1: Irvine who had the rib injury against the Jaguars, he
Speaker 1: has a fumble on a kickoff return, and certainly Marquez
Speaker 1: Valdes scantling, which has been a big topic of conversation
Speaker 1: this week. He had so many plays in that game, Mike,
Speaker 1: that is the reason why the Packers were able to
Speaker 1: get into over time, whether it was blocking, whether it
Speaker 1: was drawn. The d p I for fifty one yards
Speaker 1: against Rocky Scene and then you know the forty seven
Speaker 1: yard catchy just touched on, and then there's the fumble.
Speaker 1: It's the miss blocking you know there with you know,
Speaker 1: Robert Tonyan and Alan Lazard in front of them. They've
Speaker 1: been so good all year long on those screens, being
Speaker 1: able to give the receiver an opportunity to get up field.
Speaker 1: This is one play where black Man makes a really
Speaker 1: solid kind of knife through and puts the pressure on
Speaker 1: Valde scantling there and the ball comes out. It's just
Speaker 1: those type of moments that when you're in a close
Speaker 1: game ultimately decided, but it isn't one specific player. That's
Speaker 1: the one message that Matt Lafleur sent and it's the
Speaker 1: one message, frankly I've been sending with some of our content,
Speaker 1: is that, you know, we always look at how things end,
Speaker 1: but if you flip things, if the fumbled exchanges at
Speaker 1: the end, the narrative changes. If the kickoff return is
Speaker 1: at the end, the narrative changes. If the forty seven
Speaker 1: yard pass on third and one that ultimately forces over
Speaker 1: time is at the end of the game and you
Speaker 1: win it, it changes the narrative. But it's just the drama.
Speaker 1: It's what makes this game so great. It's why you know,
Speaker 1: people tune in because that game Mike on Sunday is
Speaker 1: a game you and I have never seen before in
Speaker 1: everything that's ever been played, the amount of games that
Speaker 1: we've covered, I've never covered a game like that before
Speaker 1: against the Colts. And unfortunately there's a winner and a loser,
Speaker 1: and there's heroes and their scapegoats, and it's just the
Speaker 1: way people process things. It's the way they compartmentalize it,
Speaker 1: and it's the reason in ultimately the way that stories
Speaker 1: and what not has written up for the following week. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: backslash Packers all right from the postgame comments, West, I
Speaker 1: and I wrote my my postgame editorial about this hearing
Speaker 1: from Aaron Rodgers and Matt Lafleur. Now, as you said,
Speaker 1: they weren't just trying to to pump their team up.
Speaker 1: I really believe that Aaron Rodgers and Matt Lafleur were
Speaker 1: being honest when they said how much better they felt
Speaker 1: about the team. Everything through the week, the preparation, the
Speaker 1: energy and practice, it carries over to the game, and
Speaker 1: certainly the way the first half went. Now things went sideways.
Speaker 1: There's no two ways about that. And the Packers have
Speaker 1: to figure out a way in these big games against
Speaker 1: good teams, whether it's the forty and twenty nineteen, the
Speaker 1: Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Indianapolis Colts in when things start
Speaker 1: to go sideways, you've got to figure out how to
Speaker 1: how to get things back on track a little more
Speaker 1: quickly than they have. They never did against Tampa Bay.
Speaker 1: They obviously got something right at the end of the
Speaker 1: fourth quarter in India, but you have to be you
Speaker 1: have to be able to turn it sooner. But in
Speaker 1: the bigger picture, they feel better about this team then
Speaker 1: they did a week ago coming off of the Jacksonville victory.
Speaker 1: And we know winning is the bottom line. What you are,
Speaker 1: what your record says you are, that's what it is.
Speaker 1: But the Packers have six more games here in the
Speaker 1: regular season. They're obviously fighting for an NFC North title,
Speaker 1: fighting for the best playoff spot they can get in
Speaker 1: the NFC, and the outcome was not what they wanted.
Speaker 1: But I firmly believe, and I wrote about this, the
Speaker 1: Packers are were a better team coming out of Lucas
Speaker 1: Oil Stadium than they were when they went home from
Speaker 1: lambeau Field after the victory over the Jaguars. They're a
Speaker 1: better team a week later. I really believe that, because
Speaker 1: here's the thing about wins and losses. Right, if you win,
Speaker 1: everybody talks about how great things went, even if some
Speaker 1: things go wrong. Ultimately, the biggest story is where they succeeded.
Speaker 1: Marcus Valdis Scantling having a career high hundred forty nine
Speaker 1: yards in that game, the first receiver in Packers history
Speaker 1: since I think it was was a boy Carol Dale,
Speaker 1: to have over a hundred and thirty yards or whatever
Speaker 1: it was on less than for for or less fewer catches.
Speaker 1: That that just becomes a narrative. A game like this,
Speaker 1: where it's a highly competitive affair against a team that
Speaker 1: is very well going to end up finding itself in
Speaker 1: the playoffs and maybe even entitled contention that but you lost,
Speaker 1: So there's a negativity that's involved with that too, and
Speaker 1: that's fine, that's football. But where Matt Lafleur, if you
Speaker 1: listen to what he says and what Aaron Rodgers says.
Speaker 1: There's another game seven days from now against the Chicago
Speaker 1: Bears team that has lost four of its last five.
Speaker 1: Following that, you're also at home against a Philadelphia Eagles
Speaker 1: team that, while leading the NFC East right now, has
Speaker 1: three wins on the season. There's the Detroit Lions coming
Speaker 1: down the line. They're having their struggles. You know, Carolina
Speaker 1: Panthers just shut out the Lions, but they've been in
Speaker 1: a bad spot for a lot of this season without
Speaker 1: Christian McCaffrey. I think you to look at Tennessee. That's
Speaker 1: gonna be a dog fight you close the season against
Speaker 1: the Bears. This thing still lines up well for Green Bay.
Speaker 1: And the reason I wrote an Insider Inbox this week
Speaker 1: that Matt Lafleur stays even keeled. The reason why Aaron
Speaker 1: Rodgers stays even killed. The reason why they point to
Speaker 1: the locker room is because that's how you avoid losing
Speaker 1: back to back games. That's how you avoid being able
Speaker 1: to let that negativity sort of permeate through your mindset
Speaker 1: and end up affecting you in the next game. The
Speaker 1: Packers have to play well for the same reason why
Speaker 1: they were able to play well against the San Francisco
Speaker 1: forty Nights. They have to be able to find that
Speaker 1: response and this is going to be a big week
Speaker 1: for that. Yeah. And and that's the thing. As much
Speaker 1: as this is a bottom line business, when you're the
Speaker 1: head coach, when you're the quarterback the leadership on this team,
Speaker 1: as you move forward with so many games left to
Speaker 1: go and so much left to be decided, you can't
Speaker 1: get hung up on letting a game get away. And yes,
Speaker 1: the Packers let a game get away that they should
Speaker 1: have had. They should have been leaving Indianapolis with a
Speaker 1: big win and something to really hang their hat on.
Speaker 1: It didn't happen. But if you get hung up on
Speaker 1: the final result, you lose sight of the fact that
Speaker 1: the Packers were taking it to the number one defense
Speaker 1: in the NFL and and having their way with them
Speaker 1: throughout the first half. Now, at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: the complimentary football did not work out in the second
Speaker 1: half in order to close out the victory, but there
Speaker 1: were a lot of things the Packers did well in
Speaker 1: this game. The defense getting two turnovers in the first half.
Speaker 1: We haven't seen that in a while. The offense capitalizing
Speaker 1: on those we're seeing now. Granted, Corey Lindsley is now
Speaker 1: out with an injury. We will see what happens there.
Speaker 1: But Alan Lazard got back into the mix. So the
Speaker 1: Packers are hoping here for the stretch run, you're going
Speaker 1: to have Davante Adams, Alan Lazard, Marquis Valda Scanling as
Speaker 1: your top three wide receivers moving forward. You want to
Speaker 1: see obviously Aaron Jones, Jamal Williams, maybe get Tyler Irvin
Speaker 1: back here hopefully at some point down the stretch. There's
Speaker 1: a long there's a long way left to go here.
Speaker 1: And the bottom line is this game coming up on Sunday,
Speaker 1: Sunday Night Football at lambeau Field Packers against the Bears,
Speaker 1: and we'll talk about this in our next show later
Speaker 1: this week as well. The swing here in this game
Speaker 1: is monumental because the Packers will either beat the Bears
Speaker 1: and go up by three gays in the NFC North
Speaker 1: with five to play, which puts you in the catbird seat,
Speaker 1: no question about it, or the Bears will win and
Speaker 1: cut the deficit to one game. With five games to play,
Speaker 1: and the Bears knowing that they get the Packers at
Speaker 1: Soldier Field in week seventeen. You have to move on
Speaker 1: from this Indianapolis Colts game because this game against the
Speaker 1: Chicago Bears on Sunday night, and I would argue it
Speaker 1: would still be almost just as big even if the
Speaker 1: Packers had eaten Indianapolis because of the division opponent. It's
Speaker 1: the one you are fighting fighting with. And the Bears
Speaker 1: for all of their struggles going from five and one
Speaker 1: to now five and five with a four game losing streak,
Speaker 1: they're coming off there by this is their chance to
Speaker 1: reset and come out rested and ready to go against
Speaker 1: the team that they're chasing. And do you know what
Speaker 1: the percentage chances are the Packers will even see the
Speaker 1: Colts again this season, that both of these teams would
Speaker 1: find themselves both in the Super Bowl, it's pretty minute.
Speaker 1: You can't worry about what went wrong against the Colts.
Speaker 1: Now you have to learn about a run defense second half?
Speaker 1: What was the issue there? Why were they able to
Speaker 1: move the ball the way they did? Why defensively were
Speaker 1: we not able to get home? Why offensively did we
Speaker 1: end up going three and out. You have to do
Speaker 1: all that kind of self figure out the issues on
Speaker 1: special teams too, because especial Packers are losing the field
Speaker 1: position battle even without the turnover, Packers are losing the
Speaker 1: field position battle these last couple of weeks and they've
Speaker 1: got to get that straightened out. And that's something that
Speaker 1: during the first month of the season they were doing
Speaker 1: really well. Exactly. You have to get back to that.
Speaker 1: But the reality is is that the teams that they're
Speaker 1: facing here are the ones that ultimately impact how far
Speaker 1: they're going to be able to go, how this this
Speaker 1: whole format is going to play out with the postseason.
Speaker 1: And the thing for Green Bay is that if you
Speaker 1: beat thanks to Mike McCarthy and in the you know,
Speaker 1: the Dallas Cowboys against Minnesota, if you take care of
Speaker 1: business now against Chicago, hand them their fifth loss in
Speaker 1: six games, you are suddenly in a commanding lead at
Speaker 1: eight wins heading into the month of December. In this division,
Speaker 1: you get to ten wins, then you start looking at
Speaker 1: the seating. That's the only thing you can do right
Speaker 1: now and for you know, for everything else that's gone wrong,
Speaker 1: for as crazy as this season has been and and
Speaker 1: everybody in the NFC, and we're gonna talk about it
Speaker 1: here in a minute, but all these different scenarios that
Speaker 1: have played out in teams that has been like, Okay,
Speaker 1: they're grabbing the reins on this thing. The Green Bay
Speaker 1: Packers have a tough opponent coming up at the end
Speaker 1: of the season against Tennessee and they get them at
Speaker 1: home after a game at home against Carolina. So like
Speaker 1: in terms of the second half of the season, it's
Speaker 1: lined up really well for them. We talked about this
Speaker 1: in May when or June when the schedule came out.
Speaker 1: This final stretch is going to be important. And if
Speaker 1: you're able to execute, if you win at home, if
Speaker 1: you take care of what you need to take care of,
Speaker 1: you're not really too concerned about the intraconference games against
Speaker 1: you know, the Colts and in even Houston to some extent,
Speaker 1: that are played on the road. No, it's about the
Speaker 1: NFC matchups, about winning at home, and if you do that,
Speaker 1: you're still in the thick of this thing in this race. Yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 1: Well elsewhere around the NFC. We'll touch on a few
Speaker 1: games briefly here before we sign off. The New Orleans Saints.
Speaker 1: They kept their winning streak alive despite the absence of
Speaker 1: Drew Brees. Taste Hill steps in as the starting quarterback.
Speaker 1: He holds down the fort and that New Orleans Saints
Speaker 1: defense west is playing as well as any defense in
Speaker 1: all of football right now. Quite frankly, um, the Saints
Speaker 1: have put themselves in position now at eight and two.
Speaker 1: They know they know they've got a backup quarterback that
Speaker 1: can that can win football games, and they will wait
Speaker 1: to see when they can get Drew Brees back and
Speaker 1: keep that defense playing at a high level. I wanted
Speaker 1: to tweet this, I never did because it just in
Speaker 1: sites rage from Packers fans, But because you have to
Speaker 1: take the motion out of it. You also have to
Speaker 1: understand that if Taysom Hill was still under control of
Speaker 1: the Packers, he wouldn't even be a Packer anymore. He
Speaker 1: would have been traded by now if you look at
Speaker 1: the number, the camp number he's pulling these days. But
Speaker 1: there's no better story in football than Taysom Hill. Everybody
Speaker 1: has made this about, oh, is he going to be
Speaker 1: a great quarterback or is he just going to be
Speaker 1: a bust? Is is Sean Payton a genius or Is
Speaker 1: he just a maniacal you know, the guy that just
Speaker 1: wants to just you know, throw chaos into the system
Speaker 1: with Hill. But he's really not that good a player. No.
Speaker 1: Taysom Hill finished every season at b y U injured
Speaker 1: every year from beginning to end. His career was marred
Speaker 1: by injuries. And it also so happened that he went
Speaker 1: on a mission. He ends up going into the NFL
Speaker 1: at twenty seven years old. But the the health issues
Speaker 1: is why the guy wasn't drafted. Everybody knew the talent
Speaker 1: was there, nobody wanted to make the investment in him
Speaker 1: because of his health and running quarterback, can he actually throw? No,
Speaker 1: none of that. This guy has resurrected his career and
Speaker 1: he's managed to stay healthy in the NFL. Taysom Hill
Speaker 1: when he came into Green Bay. If he ends up
Speaker 1: being in a Hall of Fame player, I will end
Speaker 1: up telling the story. I was the first person to
Speaker 1: interview him. We always do those undrafted stories. I sat
Speaker 1: down with him in the Packers cafeteria. Man, does that
Speaker 1: seem like fifty years ago right now? But I sat
Speaker 1: down with him and I talked about his story and
Speaker 1: and just how chaotic it had been and basically him
Speaker 1: and his wife and the faith that they had that
Speaker 1: eventually things would just go the right way for him.
Speaker 1: People want to make this out to be a bigger
Speaker 1: thing because it makes for a really good conversation on
Speaker 1: you know, after and talk show. But the reality is
Speaker 1: this is just a really good story and he proved
Speaker 1: against the Atlanta Falcons, who are struggling this season, that
Speaker 1: he can be a guy that can lead an NFL
Speaker 1: football team. Me personally, if you can take the emotion
Speaker 1: out of it, I just think it's a fantastic tale. Yeah.
Speaker 1: A couple other things I want to touch on. An
Speaker 1: interesting Monday Night result with the Los Angeles Rams flying
Speaker 1: cross country to play at Tampa Bay on Monday Night
Speaker 1: football and they knock off Tom Brady and the Buccaneers.
Speaker 1: So the Rams trying to keep pace now in the
Speaker 1: NFC West. There at seven and three, the Buccaneers fall
Speaker 1: the seven and four. They're now two games back in
Speaker 1: the lost column to the Saints as far as that
Speaker 1: NFC South goes. And I do want to mention also
Speaker 1: what you brought up that the Dallas Cowboys went into
Speaker 1: US Bank Stadium. How ironic is it that Mike McCarthy
Speaker 1: gets his first win at US Bank Stadium as the
Speaker 1: head coach of the Dallas Cowboys after losing three times
Speaker 1: two thousands, sixteen, seventeen, and eighteen as as the head
Speaker 1: coach of the Packers when when Green Bay could not
Speaker 1: get a win in that new building for those first
Speaker 1: few years. And I don't know if Mike had a
Speaker 1: guy that was running sledgehammers for him or if they
Speaker 1: just worked it with the equipment guys to stash that
Speaker 1: in some stuff. This they had this this sledgehammer Gallagher,
Speaker 1: uh you know, watermelon smashing thing at the team meeting
Speaker 1: at the hotel, and say he even he even commented
Speaker 1: that the hotel was concerned about getting everything cleaned up afterwards.
Speaker 1: And and apparently that went okay. So hilarious is that though.
Speaker 1: Isn't like he had to go to Fleet Farm to
Speaker 1: go grab this thing. He had to bring it all
Speaker 1: the way to Minnesota and he still did it, hey,
Speaker 1: and it worked out for the Packers all right. Well.
Speaker 1: With that, the Vikings and the Lions both lose their
Speaker 1: both four and six, and as we said, the Bears
Speaker 1: are five and five coming to lambeau Field on Sunday night.
Speaker 1: With that, we'll call it a wrap on this edition
Speaker 1: of Packers Unscripted. Be sure to follow all of our
Speaker 1: coverage of the team on packers dot com for West,
Speaker 1: I'm Mike. Thanks for tuning in, everybody, See you next time.