We've got to be smart. We've got to be very mindful of everything that we're doing, responsible.

We've got to wear a mask.

And we would certainly appreciate it if everybody in this community would follow suit

because I think everybody enjoys watching the Green Bay Packers.

And for that to continue, we need people to do their part.

Coach Matliflor, the Green Bay Packers is doing his part to get the message out in Green Bay,

one of the current hotspots for COVID-19. The hotspots migrate all around the country and it flashes and it gets bad and then it subsides and then it starts to go up again in some communities as we are getting to cold and flu season.

And why is cold and flu season of province? Because people are indoors. Chris Sims and I are indoors for this Wednesday edition of PFT Live.

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UK and Ireland time. Good morning. Christopher David Sims. How are you?

I'm doing well, Mike. Doing good, man. Yeah, the Green Bay thing's interesting. What,

you know, correct me if I'm wrong. Did they like indefinitely say no fans there for now, right?

Is that the kind of the ruling since the outbreak had happened? Yeah, no fans at all because the numbers are where they are.

They had been looking into possibly having fans when they have their next home game against the Vikings.

That's right.

Early November, they've got to buy this week and then a couple of road games, I believe.

But no fans, no chance is taken.

Yeah.

And we're getting to a weird spot where every day there's another team that's allowed to have

more or just some. The Steelers and the Eagles can now have 5,500, I believe, in Pennsylvania. And that's all

subject to change. If the numbers go up, it's going to swing the other way. So the bottom

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