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What's up everybody? Welcome back into the Pack a Day podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL.

Today we're going to be talking a little bit more about Jordan Love and why this is such an important decision for the Packers to make this offseason and what they want to officially do with Jordan.

And it's a very complicated matter.

Really quickly, the one piece of news. Well, we had a very epic playoff game, first of all,

Jaguars with a massive comeback against a really crazy choke job by the LA Chargers. I did not see

that coming. The first half that Trevor Lawrence had, I mean, what mental fortitude to have four picks in the first half and just look beyond atrocious.

And to put together that second half and come back and win the game, really special stuff from Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars, not Jaguars, Jaguars.

Then we also had another playoff game that looked like it was going to be

close at halftime. You had the 49ers making some uncharacteristic mistakes, and then they just

pull away in the second half 49ers went easily against the Seahawks. From a Packers' news standpoint,

we found out some fines that were given to Rizuel Douglas and Quay Walker and bizarrely Jamal Williams.

I'm not going to touch on this too much, but the fact that Jamal Williams was fined more

for dancing in the end zone than Quay Walker was for pushing a physical assistant or medical

assistant that was coming into the game to help out an injured player is beyond insane.

And yes, you can tell me all the rules that you want, that it was Jamal Williams' second offense for dancing.

I do not care.

That can't happen.

Like you just have to have better common sense rules that if Quay Walker is pushing somebody that is from, that's not even a player that is on the field that is from the

medical staff that's coming out to assist a player. That needs to be a much heavier fine

than Jamal Williams thrusting his hips in the end zone. That should go without saying the fact

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