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What's going on, Packer Fans? Welcome back to an all new episode of the Packaday podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. I'm joined once again by the one and only Sam Monston. You can follow him on Twitter at PFF underscore. Sam, of course, you can find him on the PFF NFL pod. Sam, welcome back. How the heck are you doing? I'm doing well. How about you?

I'm doing fantastic. I'd be doing better if the Packers were able to continue. They're winning

ways, but this is the modern NFL you can beat Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs one week and come

back a week later and lose to Tommy DeVito and the New York Giants. You never know what you're

going to get in this crazy NFL world.

Walk me through it, Sam.

What did you see and what exactly happened to Green Bay in this game?

Yeah, well, first of all, you know, you can't necessarily survive going up against cutlets.

I think that's just the way of the modern NFL. But it was strange.

It was like Jordan Love reverted back into Jordan Love from

earlier in the season. Everything we've been talking about at the last few weeks, his improvement,

his development, the switch that had flipped, the accuracy that had changed, all of it just vanished.

Like, poof, gone, right back to the guy he was a few weeks ago. And

you sort of come away from a game like that thinking, like how much of everything we talk

about week to week is just a complete fabrication. And, you know, it's just the variance within

like week to week game to game in the NFL. None of it's real. We just invent these narratives

as they go along.

And it's more like the stock market, right?

It's a long-term approach of, is it broadly going up or broadly going down?

Because the actual week-to-week fluctuations is basically irrelevant for anybody that isn't, you know, trading within those days.

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