The Packers did drop to three and six on the season, but Aaron Rogers says he's ready to welcome Skip's Cowboys to Lambo Field this Sunday.

Appearing on the Pat McAfee podcast, Rogers said, quote,

I always believe in myself first and I've been on myself first to go out there and to impact the game and to be great.

I still know I have that within me. I'm still the reigning defending two-time MVP,

regardless who's out there with me. Guys want to come battle they know where to find me.

I'll be in the center of that huddle expecting greatness trying to inspire the best I can and lay it out on the line.

Whoo! It's a lot to impact their shenan. Do you like or have a problem with what Aaron said?

So Skip, where was that guy on Sunday?

Those guys in the Huddle, they were looking for that guy in the middle of that Huddle that was expecting greatness.

Where was that guy at? The fact that Aaron Rogers got the mission I'm a two-time reigning MVP.

Okay, yeah, guess what? Two-time reigning MVP went one and two in the postseason.

Only one three games. He won three games. Come on, Skip.

The pack of the average of 17 points of game. That's the few of since 1992.

Red far first season. The Lions held the two-time reigning MVP to nine points.

In the previous games they gave up 32. They gave up the most yards, the most points.

And they got nine. They got nine.

Huh, Skip, I don't know if you know this.

Kirby Joseph, guess what he is now.

It was in the defensive player of the week against the reigning two-time MVP.

He got something they never can take away from him.

I was defensive player of the week. Yeah, you ain't played nobody.

Probably you probably played some loose growth.

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