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What's going on, Packers fans? Happy Saturday. Welcome into an all new episode of the Packaday podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. You can find the podcast at Packaday podcast. Appreciate you joining me today. In just a moment, we're going to be putting together a blueprint for the Packers to get to and hopefully win a Super Bowl. They're back on track. They've won three in a row a huge week where in the same week they beat the Minnesota Vikings and the Detroit Lions. That Lions game on the road, obviously we're still on a high from. It was absolutely epic. But they've got work to do. Jobs not done. They've got a really tough schedule coming up. They need to find a way to win the division. We'll get into that as well. And then, you know, how can they ultimately make that run in the postseason to get to where they want to go and ultimately win and bring that Lombardi trophy back to Green Bay? We'll get into all of that before we get there. I want to shout out Scott Nyer. Scott, thank you so much for becoming a brand new Packaday podcast YouTube member. You haven't signed up yet. What are you waiting for? Aaron Nagler episode every week. Some extra Ross Uglam content here and there. Members only Q&A. It's a great way to support the channel. Check out those memberships if you have not done so already. We did have a transaction that took place on Friday.

Lucas Aversick, your favorite substitute teacher, is back on the roster.

He's back on the practice squad, not back on the 53, but back on the practice squad.

I was slightly surprised that they brought him back, not super surprised.

It just felt like McManus is healthy now.

Do you need that? But it's a practice squad spot. You get 16 of them. 17 if you include the International Pathway Program player.

So they have the spot. He was clutched for them in those first couple games before the very

windy conditions in New York. I certainly understand why you'd want to bring him back and give,

you know, you're kicking some depth going into the postseason or going through the rest of the season,

especially if McManus were to have an injury flare up or something like that.

So I think overall this makes sense, but he is back on the Packers practice squad.

Meanwhile, the big news from Friday, the Chicago Bears go into Philly on Black Friday and beat the Philadelphia

Eagles for their fifth win in a row and nine of their last 10 games.

Nine of their last 10.

This fraudulent Chicago Bears thing, it's cute to talk about.

It's fun to talk about.

Their plus minus is finally now in the plus for the season. They're finally of a net positive score differential for the season.

I don't think they're quite as good as their record would maybe indicate. They're a good

football team. They're a very good football team. I think Caleb Williams and some of his

inaccuracy issues, kind of the only thing holding that team back right now, their defense is playing

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