Speaker 1: Hi, everybody. Welcome to another edition of Packers Unscripted from
Speaker 1: Packers dot Com. I am Mike Spofford, joined as always
Speaker 1: by my partner and crime Wes Hodkowitz. Were coming to
Speaker 1: you here from our shiny news studio at lambeau Field
Speaker 1: and West. The Packers momentum was slowed with the bye week.
Speaker 1: It was halted and stopped dead in its tracks on
Speaker 1: the trip to Tampa Bay a thirty eight to ten loss,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna give you this analogy. This game felt
Speaker 1: like the days that you come into the office because
Speaker 1: you're a coffee drinker. I'm not, and the only thing
Speaker 1: that went right for you was that your cup of
Speaker 1: coffee in the morning was pretty good. The rest of
Speaker 1: the day was completely forgettable. It was just it was
Speaker 1: one of those days for the Packers. The beginning of
Speaker 1: the game, everything looked just fine, and by the end
Speaker 1: of the game, it was like, what the heck happened?
Speaker 1: I made this comment an Insider Inbox this week, Mike,
Speaker 1: I was curious if you'd agree with me on this.
Speaker 1: This was a weird type of blowout in that the
Speaker 1: Packers actually played really well in the first quarter on
Speaker 1: on both sides, of the balls. They got ten points
Speaker 1: right off the bat. They continued their streak, the only
Speaker 1: team in the NFL right now who has scored on
Speaker 1: their opening possession all five games to this point. They
Speaker 1: come back after that, they go down, they score the
Speaker 1: touchdown twice, and then you look on the other side
Speaker 1: of the field. They got a three and out defensively,
Speaker 1: and Tampa Bay had what like nine total yards or
Speaker 1: something like that after the first quarter. They forced a
Speaker 1: punt to start the second, and then things unraveled from there.
Speaker 1: It's just it was odd to me that usually if
Speaker 1: if games, if you're disheveled, if you're not looking good,
Speaker 1: you sort of tend to not look good right from
Speaker 1: the start. If you would have told me that that
Speaker 1: that first quarter would be tend to nothing, the Packers
Speaker 1: would have, you know, twelve minutes of time of possession
Speaker 1: and then the final score was what it was at
Speaker 1: the end, I would have asked you afterwards what happened?
Speaker 1: So it was it was an unfortunate outcome. But again,
Speaker 1: the one thing I'll always say in these instances is
Speaker 1: these things happen over the course of a long season.
Speaker 1: You have to find a way to bounce back. From it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so many things in this game just anomaly for the Packers,
Speaker 1: both within this season and in the larger context historically. Obviously,
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers throws a pick six. He's only done that
Speaker 1: now three times in his entire career, and weirdly enough,
Speaker 1: two of them have been at Raymond James Stadium, which
Speaker 1: that's something that's almost impossible to explain. But then also,
Speaker 1: the Packers had had zero turnovers through the first four
Speaker 1: games of the season. They have two on back to
Speaker 1: back possessions. Aaron Rodgers almost never throws two interceptions in
Speaker 1: a game, let alone too on consecutive possessions, as happened
Speaker 1: there and gave the Buccaneers fourteen points that wiped out
Speaker 1: the early ten nothing lead. But then also the way
Speaker 1: the rest of the game went offensively. The Packers had
Speaker 1: had only one three and out offensively all season long,
Speaker 1: and after the two interceptions, they had five three and
Speaker 1: ounce with j. K. Scott taking the field to punt
Speaker 1: the ball without gaining a first down. Nothing was going
Speaker 1: right Tampa Bay, led by those that inside linebacker tandem
Speaker 1: of Lavonte David And and Devin White, and we talked
Speaker 1: about them last week and their speed. And I tell you, well,
Speaker 1: you hear about how fast these guys are, right, and
Speaker 1: but not having watched a game of Tampa Bay's as
Speaker 1: closely as obviously we did this one. Man, those guys
Speaker 1: are fast, they're they're in for my money. There is
Speaker 1: not an inside linebacker duo in the league that is
Speaker 1: better than those two. No, and the thing that you know,
Speaker 1: I agree with the assertion that Lavonte David is probably
Speaker 1: one of the most unheralded players in the National Football League.
Speaker 1: Maybe there's a lot of folks out there that wouldn't
Speaker 1: be able to tell you that he was drafted in
Speaker 1: two thousand twelve. This is a guy that's been doing
Speaker 1: it for nine years now and still playing with the
Speaker 1: amount of speed and explosiveness he still plays with. The
Speaker 1: guy turns thirty one in January. He still looks like
Speaker 1: he's a twenty five year old guy running around out there. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: and certainly you know he has all the fundamentals and
Speaker 1: the technique to be able to take down ball carriers
Speaker 1: um sideline to sideline. Devin White's gonna be a really
Speaker 1: special talent. Though. You can just see the way with
Speaker 1: the speed that he has, and that was he was
Speaker 1: touted for that. You and I remember that draft, and well,
Speaker 1: he was the top five pick for a reason, and
Speaker 1: there was and we were talking about him, Hey, could
Speaker 1: this be a guy that potentially would be there for
Speaker 1: the Packers or what they could they move up and
Speaker 1: get him? And he falls into Tampa Bay's lap there
Speaker 1: at number five, and he is the transcendent talent that
Speaker 1: you're looking for in the top ten. Now, all these things,
Speaker 1: you give them all the credit in the world, you
Speaker 1: still have to find a way to beat them. And
Speaker 1: for Green Bay, they just weren't able to really penetrate
Speaker 1: the second level. The outside zones really weren't working that
Speaker 1: well for them in the final three quarters, and the
Speaker 1: Buccaneers just started to go to work after they were
Speaker 1: able to kind of match that initial punch that the
Speaker 1: Buccaneers sort of rolled from there. Yeah, and on the
Speaker 1: defensive side of the ball for the Packers again, after
Speaker 1: what looked like a promising first quarter, things start to unravel.
Speaker 1: And really we've talked about it with this defense West,
Speaker 1: it very much is predicated on the big play. And
Speaker 1: when you don't get any sacks and you don't get
Speaker 1: any turnovers and you're facing a Hall of Fame quarterback. Now,
Speaker 1: Tom Brady didn't do anything spectacular in this game. I
Speaker 1: thought a couple of his passes, particularly the touchdown to
Speaker 1: Rob Gronkowski and the other sideline pass to Gronkowski, those
Speaker 1: were picture perfect throws. But Tom Brady did not have
Speaker 1: this you know, oh my gosh, wow, tom Brady type
Speaker 1: of game. But because the Packers defense didn't get any
Speaker 1: any of those sacks or turnovers, it just turned into
Speaker 1: a really long afternoon. Well, and it's the reason why
Speaker 1: they always talk about, you know, total yards, total defense,
Speaker 1: total passing. It's kind of a misleading stat because I'll
Speaker 1: tell you what, Mike, when I was going, we were
Speaker 1: getting ready for the zoom calls, and I brought up
Speaker 1: the post game you know sheet tom Brady had a
Speaker 1: hundred and sixties six passing yards in that game. Now,
Speaker 1: mind you, that was kind of buoyed by the forty
Speaker 1: yard defensive pass interference penalty and sort of those hidden
Speaker 1: yards that were built into this thing. But it does
Speaker 1: really tell you that, you know, they needed to play
Speaker 1: a clean game that being in Bay, and they just
Speaker 1: didn't uh Tampa Bay for their To their credit, again,
Speaker 1: this is a team that had eleven penalties for a
Speaker 1: hundred and nine yards against Chicago. Those came back to
Speaker 1: bite them. They weren't able to get their drives late
Speaker 1: to seal that victory and they ended up losing the game.
Speaker 1: Whether it was the extra week and a half rest
Speaker 1: or maybe they were on short rest the first time
Speaker 1: that affected of them. They're back at home. Who knows
Speaker 1: what the reasons were, but they cleaned it up. They had.
Speaker 1: They were charged with no penalties, only one offsetting penalty
Speaker 1: on that unnecessary roughness or on sportsmanlike conduct penalty on
Speaker 1: the Dominican sue. Uh. They were able to you know,
Speaker 1: stay in favorable down in distance, they didn't turn over
Speaker 1: the football. Uh. But all that being said, green Bay
Speaker 1: still didn't have had opportunities. There was the past that
Speaker 1: went through Adrian Amos's hands. There was, you know, chances
Speaker 1: to find a big play and the Packers just weren't
Speaker 1: able to do that. But at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: when you go back to what Green Bay did so
Speaker 1: well in two thousand nineteen and why they looked so
Speaker 1: promising on that side of the ball, it was the
Speaker 1: pressure and there just wasn't enough of it on Tom Brady. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there were missed opportunities in this game for the Packers.
Speaker 1: Don't get me wrong, I thought, you know, after the
Speaker 1: two interceptions by Aaron Rodgers, He's got Marcedes Lewis wide
Speaker 1: open down the middle of the field, misses him. Rogers
Speaker 1: talked after the game about, you know, whether or not
Speaker 1: the win maybe played a factor on that throw because
Speaker 1: it was a breezy day, and Rogers said he felt
Speaker 1: good about the throw when he came out of his hand,
Speaker 1: but then just unable to connect with Lewis. The game's
Speaker 1: fourteen to ten at that point, you get a big play.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if Lewis, because he's not the fastest
Speaker 1: man in the world anymore. I'm not sure if he
Speaker 1: could take that one all the way to the house.
Speaker 1: But he's gonna put the Packers in position to get
Speaker 1: points and stem the tide a little bit. You look
Speaker 1: on the defensive side of the ball. You mentioned the
Speaker 1: pick that went through Amos his hands, a potential interception there.
Speaker 1: The two touchdown drives that Tom Brady and the Buccaneers
Speaker 1: offense put together the longer scoring drives in the second quarter.
Speaker 1: The Packers defense got them in third down four times
Speaker 1: on those two drives to either force a punt or
Speaker 1: a field goal. Tampa Bago's four for four on those
Speaker 1: four third ounds ends up putting both of those drives
Speaker 1: in the end zone for touchdowns, and you're at eight
Speaker 1: to ten at halftime. Those missed opportunities, all of them
Speaker 1: after the two interceptions that set up the touchdowns, All
Speaker 1: those missed opportunities in the second quarter is really where
Speaker 1: this game got away from Green Bay. Yeah, and you
Speaker 1: just weren't able to recapture that momentum. And and the
Speaker 1: fact that this is such a small thing, but Tampa
Speaker 1: Bay went in the coin toss, being able to get
Speaker 1: the ball back to start the second half, they were
Speaker 1: able to put points up. They put twenty eight points
Speaker 1: up in the second quarter, and then they got the
Speaker 1: ball back after halftime. That's just such a huge deficit
Speaker 1: to work back from from Green Bay. But you have
Speaker 1: to find a way to do it. The major thing
Speaker 1: at the point I want to get across, and a
Speaker 1: lot of it came out of what Matt Lafleur was
Speaker 1: saying in his Monday conference press conference with the Green
Speaker 1: Bay Media Corps was that it went. It went poorly.
Speaker 1: The game plan wasn't good enough. The execution wasn't good enough,
Speaker 1: in the play calling wasn't good enough. He stepped right
Speaker 1: in front of it and he took ownership of it,
Speaker 1: as he has a lot of times after the five
Speaker 1: losses he's had. But it comes down to that. Okay,
Speaker 1: you watch the film, you correct it, and you've got
Speaker 1: to turn your sights to this Houston Texans team at
Speaker 1: one in five. It's somewhat deceiving there when you look
Speaker 1: at Deshaun Watson and still the danger that they present.
Speaker 1: So you can't allow it to be two losses. You
Speaker 1: lost this one. You took it on the chin. You
Speaker 1: got to find a way to come back from it. Yeah. Absolutely,
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Speaker 1: the Packers have to turn the page quickly. You don't
Speaker 1: take the film of this Tampa Bay game and completely
Speaker 1: dismiss it, throw it in the garbage. You have to
Speaker 1: go over it. You have to really study and look
Speaker 1: at everything that went wrong. But then mentally, certainly starting Wednesday,
Speaker 1: when you hit the practice field, you have to turn
Speaker 1: the page to the Houston Texans. And it's an interesting
Speaker 1: thing here West because the Texans are The Texans are
Speaker 1: one in five and while they are the victim of
Speaker 1: the only Minnesota Vikings win so far this year, Houston's
Speaker 1: other four losses are too If I get it right,
Speaker 1: Kansas City, Houston, I mean sorry, Kansas City, Pittsburgh, Baltimore,
Speaker 1: and Tennessee. Those four teams in the a f C
Speaker 1: right now, hey have a combined twenty and two record.
Speaker 1: Two of them are undefeated, the other two only have
Speaker 1: one loss. Those are the teams that the Houston Texans
Speaker 1: have lost to, aside from the Minnesota Vikings. So and
Speaker 1: obviously they the loss to Pittsburgh was by one touchdown,
Speaker 1: I believe, only seven points. And then this most recent
Speaker 1: loss to Tennessee, the Texans are down to seven in
Speaker 1: the second quarter, they come back from that fourteen point deficit,
Speaker 1: they get the lead a couple of times in the
Speaker 1: fourth quarter, end up giving up the tying touchdown in
Speaker 1: the final seconds of the fourth quarter and losing overtime
Speaker 1: to an unbeaten Titans team. So this one in five
Speaker 1: record for the Houston Texans in my mind, in Matt
Speaker 1: Lafleur's mind, I think in the Packers mind in general,
Speaker 1: it means absolutely nothing going into this game on Sunday.
Speaker 1: It really does. And I mean the other common denominator
Speaker 1: in all this is, I mean, you look at the
Speaker 1: way in which Deshaun Watson has performed to this point
Speaker 1: of the season. I mean, this is one of the
Speaker 1: elite quarterbacks in this league. And one thing when you
Speaker 1: look at the early slate here for Green Bay is
Speaker 1: it's been difficult for them trying to stop those elite quarterbacks.
Speaker 1: So that's why you can't really take any of this
Speaker 1: for granted. You can't look at one in five and say, Okay,
Speaker 1: well they're just a throwaway team. They've been through the gauntlet. Now.
Speaker 1: They did lose to Minnesota. That was sort of the backbreaker,
Speaker 1: considering that was the game where okay, somebody has to
Speaker 1: prevail here, somebody has to get into the wind column.
Speaker 1: But be then as it may. They came back the
Speaker 1: next week and they got a two touchdown win over
Speaker 1: the Jacksonville Jaguars. So there's so many different things that
Speaker 1: play into this, and I'm just very curious right now, Mike,
Speaker 1: to see exactly what the Packers do coming off of
Speaker 1: a road loss and then having to travel to another
Speaker 1: somewhat uncommon Well, this definitely is an uncommon opponent in
Speaker 1: the Houston Texans. If you look at Matt Lafleur's resume,
Speaker 1: he has been exceptional. The Packers have been exceptional at
Speaker 1: bouncing back from a loss and not allowing it to snowball.
Speaker 1: I wrote last week, coming off the by you have
Speaker 1: to be able to keep the train moving. They didn't
Speaker 1: in Tampa Bay. Well, you have to find a way
Speaker 1: to get it back on the tracks this week against
Speaker 1: the Texans. Yeah. Absolutely. And Matt Lafleur's track record here
Speaker 1: in nearly a season and a half at the helm
Speaker 1: of the Packers, probably the most impressive thing, quite frankly,
Speaker 1: that he's done is that he is more than twenty
Speaker 1: games into his NFL coaching NFL head coaching career, and
Speaker 1: he has yet to lose back to back games. And
Speaker 1: that is the trend that the Packers are going to
Speaker 1: hang their hat on. That Matt Lafleur will hang his
Speaker 1: hat on and uh and get this team back going
Speaker 1: in the right direction offensively. I really look for the
Speaker 1: Packers to bounce back big time in this game. Houston's
Speaker 1: defense has struggled. They've They've have given up a lot
Speaker 1: of points. Yes, they've got some playmakers on that side
Speaker 1: of the ball, don't get me wrong, But this is
Speaker 1: a defense that I think the Packers can get the
Speaker 1: offense back to a to both the the efficiency and
Speaker 1: the explosiveness that we've seen that we saw through the
Speaker 1: first month of the season. The defensive side of the
Speaker 1: ball is where I'm a little bit more concerned because
Speaker 1: the Packers are gonna hear all week from you know,
Speaker 1: the pundits, the writers, everything about how they're not getting
Speaker 1: any pressure on the quarterback. The sack numbers are down
Speaker 1: from you know, the Smiths and others. The pressure numbers
Speaker 1: are down. You know, all the metrics are showing that.
Speaker 1: But you mentioned the guy's name, Deshaun Watson. You have
Speaker 1: to be careful with how you pressure this guy. The
Speaker 1: Packers can't go into the game thinking, oh, this is
Speaker 1: all about getting pressure on the quarterback because we haven't
Speaker 1: done that. Because Deshaun Watson will kill you with his
Speaker 1: legs if you don't rush the quarterback in the proper fashion.
Speaker 1: So this is not going to be a game about
Speaker 1: statistics for the pass rush to the sacks or whatever.
Speaker 1: This is going to be about in in the bigger picture,
Speaker 1: how you go about defending Deshaun Watson. And you have
Speaker 1: to defend him differently than you defend a lot of
Speaker 1: other quarterbacks. You really do, and Watson is such an
Speaker 1: interesting case study, especially this year, because if you break
Speaker 1: down his stats against basically no pressure, the guy is
Speaker 1: just eating people alive right now against four man rushes.
Speaker 1: I think he has like an like an hundred and
Speaker 1: eighteen passer rating. Teams have blitzed him more this year,
Speaker 1: and that's where I think is passer rating. I don't
Speaker 1: quote me on this for sure, I want to say
Speaker 1: it's in the seventies when they've successfully blitzed him. But
Speaker 1: the catch twenty two two, that's the tradeoff is what
Speaker 1: happens if you don't get home and how does he
Speaker 1: hurt you if you don't have a spy on him,
Speaker 1: if he's able to escape the pocket. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of those extended, off schedule type plays that he can create,
Speaker 1: not only with his feet but also with his arm.
Speaker 1: Oh and then, by the way, he has one of
Speaker 1: the most explosive targets in the National Football League. And
Speaker 1: Will Fuller that can really hurt you if you let
Speaker 1: him get deep on you on a go ball. So
Speaker 1: you know they they've added some tools. I know a
Speaker 1: lot was made out of the DeAndre Hopkins trade and
Speaker 1: and you know you can it's kind of water under
Speaker 1: the bridge at this point with Bill O'Brien no longer
Speaker 1: as the head coach and GM, but you have to
Speaker 1: look at the roster that sits in front of you,
Speaker 1: Will Fuller, Brandon Cooks, and obviously Randall Cobbs, a guy
Speaker 1: the Packers are incredibly, incredibly knowledgeable about. And then David
Speaker 1: Johnson's a guy too that can hurt you with his hands.
Speaker 1: There are weapons there and it's an opponent you can't
Speaker 1: take lightly. Yeah, and here's the thing was when you
Speaker 1: look at we talked about it last week with Atlanta,
Speaker 1: right they change head coaches. It relieves some of that pressure.
Speaker 1: The players aren't under this big cloud as to what's
Speaker 1: gonna happen. And the Falcons go into Minneapolis and get
Speaker 1: their first victory of the season. The Texans did that
Speaker 1: a cup of weeks ago. They move on from Bill O'Brien,
Speaker 1: They get a win over the Jaguars. They take an
Speaker 1: undefeated Tennessee team down to the wire. This talented roster,
Speaker 1: they're playing a little more loose. They don't have the
Speaker 1: tension that was surrounding everything with the future of the
Speaker 1: head coach. And this is a team that's going to
Speaker 1: be ready to play on Sunday. And Matt Lafleur has
Speaker 1: been delivering that message to his team and to the
Speaker 1: Packers fans well. And you saw it. Even not to
Speaker 1: use the analogy again of the two thousand eighteen season
Speaker 1: with the Packers, but I thought you were going to
Speaker 1: go back to the cup of coffee. I can definitely
Speaker 1: do that if you want. Okay, did you have your
Speaker 1: coffee this morning? No? But you go back to that
Speaker 1: eighteen season with the Packers, And as difficult as that
Speaker 1: week was when the Packers made the decision to move
Speaker 1: on from Mike McCarthy. They went into that Falcons game
Speaker 1: with Joe Philbin and you really could tell there was
Speaker 1: this we have nothing to lose type mindset. There's something
Speaker 1: about when you make a coaching change that it just
Speaker 1: seems to as you said, it gives you this sort
Speaker 1: of freedom that it's just like, let's just go play.
Speaker 1: Let's not overthink this, because this wasn't The Texans made
Speaker 1: these moves they made in the offseason, the extension, the trade,
Speaker 1: all that stuff, because they expected to compete this year.
Speaker 1: They were coming off a playoff appearance, several of them
Speaker 1: under Bill O'Brien. So now they have a team that's
Speaker 1: still really talented, and now they have more of a
Speaker 1: freer mindset, and I think that's the danger. That's the
Speaker 1: thing you have to shield against now going up into
Speaker 1: this matchup, which again nrg Field, no one else wants
Speaker 1: to hear this, but I'm gonna say it anyway. Still
Speaker 1: the only NFL stadium other than the ones that were
Speaker 1: just built, that I haven't been to yet. So when
Speaker 1: you and it only happens once every eight years unless
Speaker 1: they play a preseason game there, But you and I,
Speaker 1: when COVID's done and where everything's fine again, whatever year
Speaker 1: that is. You and I are road tripping down to
Speaker 1: Houston so I can actually go to the stadium. Thank
Speaker 1: you very much. I was there. I've been there once.
Speaker 1: Two thousand twelve. I was rubbing in. I was there
Speaker 1: for Aaron Rodgers throwing the six touchdown passes on Sunday
Speaker 1: Night football to beat the Texans. You know. I so
Speaker 1: I have been to the stadium no where. It was
Speaker 1: in watching that you were watching that, you were watching
Speaker 1: it on television. Okay, Well, the here's the other thing,
Speaker 1: not that the Packers need anything else to get their
Speaker 1: attention after the way they performed and you're in that
Speaker 1: bounce back mode. It's it's that whole reset, refocus and
Speaker 1: everything like that. But the other element to this west
Speaker 1: is however they look it up these days on the
Speaker 1: phone on the computer, the NFC North, the Packers are
Speaker 1: looking up at somebody. The Chicago Bears are five and one.
Speaker 1: The Packers are four and one. For everything that was
Speaker 1: going so swimming, lee and so smoothly through the first
Speaker 1: four games, and the Packers were four and oh and
Speaker 1: and uh, you know, you're on top of the world there.
Speaker 1: You're one of only two undefeated teams in the NFC
Speaker 1: along with Seattle. Now suddenly you're not even in first
Speaker 1: place in your own division. And the Bears this coming week,
Speaker 1: I believe they play on Monday Night Football. So the
Speaker 1: Packers won, So the Packers won't even know what's going
Speaker 1: on with the Bears or anything when they take the
Speaker 1: field on on Sunday in Houston, because the best the
Speaker 1: Packers are going to be able to do is tie
Speaker 1: them for first place at five and one. So it's
Speaker 1: just another thing to to lock in mentally because this
Speaker 1: this is going to be a dog fight in the
Speaker 1: division from here on out. The Bears are gonna be
Speaker 1: taking on the NFC East leading Los Angeles Rams in
Speaker 1: that matchup. So, uh no, you're right though. This is
Speaker 1: what I love. And so many people are quick to
Speaker 1: dog on the Bears for the start. Don't dog on
Speaker 1: them there. It's a good football team. Have they had issues, Yeah,
Speaker 1: a lot of teams have had issues to this point
Speaker 1: of the season, but they're the Bears are winning, and
Speaker 1: I don't want to draw these comparisons of the Packers
Speaker 1: last year. I will continue until the day that I
Speaker 1: am no longer even on this earth, going to tell you,
Speaker 1: the two thousand nineteen Packers were a dang good football team.
Speaker 1: They were a thirteen and three football team. No matter
Speaker 1: what you know. The saber metrics people want to say,
Speaker 1: it's difficult to win in this league, and the Bears
Speaker 1: aren't doing it the same way the Packers. They're doing
Speaker 1: it their own way. But how what is the one
Speaker 1: parallel winning close games, finding ways to victory. The Bears
Speaker 1: have done it and they deserve to be five and one.
Speaker 1: Green Bay needs to keep pace now, Yeah, absolutely well.
Speaker 1: We will talk a little bit more about this Packers
Speaker 1: Texans matchup on our other episode later this week, but
Speaker 1: for now, we'll call it a wrap on this edition
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Speaker 1: Packers dot com for Wes, I am Mike. Thank you
Speaker 1: for tuning in, everybody, See you next time.