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Welcome into another edition of the Packaday podcast.

I, of course, am one of your co-hosts, Matt Frailic, alongside me, as always, Janelle Mackie, Eli Berkovitz.

We are not going to talk about the injury report. I know some of you diehards that listen to Packaday Podcasts, 365, you know, during the season, especially expect these three voices to give you some injury report updates. For better or worse, we don't have to go through that. If you know what the currently injure status of the Packers is on Friday evening, it's not great based off of what just came out maybe an hour so ago. The offense is in

kind of some dire straight. So we'll definitely have to touch on some of that as we kind of

break down our topic. But obviously we are previewing the Monday night football game as the

Philadelphia Eagles coming off a by, travel into Lambo field.

The Packers obviously still looking at their wounds from a disappointing, to say the least,

game versus the Carolina Panthers.

But we move on, we reset, and we get ready for this week 10 matchup.

So our topic today, you guys, is Packers' offense versus Eagles defense.

I think, you know, most notably, I guess just top of mind would be Tucker Kraft, obviously, out for the year, so that impacts the Packers' offense significantly.

Run game has not been established yet.

Receivers really haven't gotten to work a lot of injuries on the receiving core in a mixed match of healthy offensive line, but unsure

where they're really kind of trending towards skill-wise. And then an Eagles defense who

did make an acquisition last week. They went and got Jai'er Alexander off the basically

an active list from the Ravens after he signed there. So helping a secondary that's been up and

down throughout this year and then a front

seven that's still, I would say, relatively good, but I would say the defense not as impactful

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