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Okay. This is the Pack-a-Day podcast. Welcome into Behind Enemy Lines, a collaboration between the Pack-A-Dade podcast and the Paul Farrington show.

Paul joined by Robert Ziggy Ziegler up at Harvard University and Andy Herman of the Pack-A-Day

podcast reacting to week six

from around the NFC North. It's crazy how quick the schedule flies by guys. We blink our eyes

and it's mid-October here or third of the way through the schedule. We're recording this on

Monday afternoon. So sorry to any Bears fans who we're hoping for a little bit coverage. We're recording before the Commanders game on Monday night football. So we'll hit Chicago a little bit during the show, but we won't be able to dive into it the way we normally do. Ziggy, we'll actually do a reaction to that tonight. So if you want to see Ziggy and I talk about right after the game, I'm not sure if you're doing anything, Andy, as far as Bears commanders. But if you want to see some Bears content, you'll have that on our channel. I don't think Bears fans are going to want to watch that, Paul, of how I think this game's going. Hey, last year, I mean, last year, you know, it came right down to the wire quite literally. So obviously Bears fans don't want to relive that, but it was a great game. So hopefully we get a hopefully we get something close, maybe if not exactly the same. It would be hysterical as Vikings and Packers fans. So Andy, I saw you were at the game yesterday. How was it? It was good. It was fun. I mean, being at Lambo is always a pleasure and a joy almost no matter what. I've certainly been at some games that were probably not defined as such. But for the most part, it's always a good day to be at LAMbo field. We were kind of talking a little bit off air, of course. Did they win by enough? Did they get enough, you know, just credit for winning by only nine points in that game.

Did they get enough style points?

Ah, that's maybe debatable.

But as Ziggy pointed out pre-show, it's the Packers first win in a month.

You got to start somewhere.

It's the right way to kind of get back on track, hopefully gain some momentum.

And while this was only a nine-point victory and it wasn't maybe the dominant performance,

certainly that even Minnesota put up against Cincinnati. It still felt like the game was

never truly in the balance. Green Bay pretty much controlled it throughout. I know it was a three-point

game late in the third quarter, I think maybe even very early in the fourth, but pretty quickly

thereafter, it was a two-possession game almost throughout the entirety of, and never really felt like the Bengals had a real opportunity to win that game.

I'm glad to see you sounding a little bit more reasonable, because in the last episode we had,

remember, I think we were all kind of saying, if it's not a blowout, it's a failure.

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