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What's going on, everybody? Welcome back to an all new episode of the Packaday podcast, along with the Packers Wire.

I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. I'm joined once again,

different day, different time, but the same Paul Breddle. You can follow him on Twitter at Paul underscore Breddle.

Paul, great to be back chatting with you, especially in a very fun week of Packers football discourse. Yeah, no kidding. It's been, I mean, this last month of

Packers football has been a lot of fun, especially compared to the first half of the season,

as we all know. So always happy to be joining you and talking Packers, Andy. Yeah, it should be fun.

I know we're a little bit later in the week. It feels like already forever ago that the Packers took on the Chiefs

and had that amazing win.

And we're getting ready for Packers Giants,

which of course we're going to discuss towards the end of this episode.

But I obviously haven't had the chance to talk with you yet.

So just kind of wanted to get your key takeaways from that win. Yeah, just kind of 30,000 foot view of what we saw take place.

On both sides of the ball, the offense's ability and the defense's ability to respond in that

second half, I thought, just shows, you know, we see the growth of this team in terms of ability

to move the ball, ability to put up more points in execution standpoint.

But in key moments when the offense specifically is able to come up with that touchdown drive,

you know, because that end-to-half situation looked like they're going to be able to put up

at least a field goal, didn't even get that opportunity. Chiefs start with the ball in the third

quarter, go down and score. Like, that's a really pivotal point in the game. Offense then goes down,

responds with a touchdown of their own. And then in that fourth quarter, after the Keishon

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