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Hello, Packer fans, and welcome back into the Sunday edition of a Pack a Day podcast wherever you may be and however you may be listening.

Thank you so much for making this part of your day and an extra special thank you for making us part of your weekend over the Thanksgiving weekend.

Greatly appreciated.

I am Nick Schmitz, your host for the day, and filling in for

Jimmy Christensen yet again this year is Jacob Wessendorf. Jacob, at this point, like,

Jimmy just, I don't know what he owes you, but like, you've done a lot of subbing for him.

And for one, I am grateful that you've always been willing and able to fill in. But, you know, we might need to have a conversation about just, you know, permanently replacing Jimmy with you on the show. I don't know about replacing, but as you were talking on there, you were, I was thinking that like maybe we should just have it be three of us because then you're the constant. You're always here. And then between me and Jimmy, one of us

should end up available, right? Yeah, for the most part, I mean, I will say, Jacob, and we do this.

And I just want to let the listeners know, we give Jimmy a hard time, but you and I both love Jimmy.

Like, it's just fun. I've never said that. Well, I do. I love giving Jimmy a hard time.

And here's the thing, Jacob.

I know you've never said it out loud, but I know in your heart you believe it. My heart, I'm like the Grinch. My heart's three sizes too small. So I don't know how you would know that. Well, that's, okay, fair enough. Well, Jacob, let's, we're going to go in a couple of different directions today because normally the Sunday show is preview.

But there's no game to preview because the Packers played on Thanksgiving,

got a massive win over the Detroit Lions, swept the Lions in the regular season for the first time since 2020.

It feels like a really long time.

Although here's the thing, I will say just as a caveat,

21 doesn't really count because they played the lines on the last game of the season

and Green Bay had nothing to play for.

Something tells me that in that game,

had that been meaningful to Green Bay in any particular way,

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