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We are back for week two of behind enemy lines.

The Paul Farrington show, the Packaday podcast, coming together in one epic collaboration that nobody in the world is going to want to miss.

I'm excited to be joined

today by Paul Farrington and Ziggy, of course, from the Paul Farrington show. You find me at

the Packaday podcast at Andy Herman NFL over on social media. Fellas, it is a very fun week to be

talking specifically about these two teams, talking about the NFC North in general. Victories, of course, for the Vikings and the Packers and a lot of takeaways from both

of these games.

So we are going to get into all of it, including what happened this past week.

We've got Packers commanders already coming up on Thursday night football.

And then you guys, of course, have what, Falcons, if I remember correctly. And we've got bears and lions, too, on Sunday as well. So we've got a lot to get into. But I would be remiss not to start with you guys. Actually, before we even get there, how the heck are you guys doing? I mean, Ziggy, I don't know about you. I'm doing great after the Monday night football game, still riding high.

I couldn't sleep last night. The emotions from absolute despair to elation. It took me hours to get over that. Okay. We have so much to dig into here. I think this is one of the more interesting

topics of conversation. Just this game that happened, of course, on Monday night football. Vikings

come back. You guys get the

win, which is really, really interesting after what happened for the first three quarters of the

game. You basically no-showed for three quarters and then decided, hey, you know what, we should

try to win this game and then just did, which was really fun, especially for you guys, in and of

itself. And I think both of us can always respect the good Chicago Bears collapse. That's good for both of our brands. But just walk me through

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