Off the fake, pass court, touchdown, Green Bay Romeo Dodds.

That capped off a little 96-yard drive, gave the Packers a 7-0 lead.

It was easy pitch and catch for the Packers on offense, and defensively, they made Jaden Daniels,

and Washington's vaunted offense look bad. Good morning, everybody.

Woo! Not exactly what we were hoping for last night. There's a long way to go in this season. They're going to play the other

15 regardless of what happened last night. My game take coming up, your chance to weigh in

a little bit later on this hour. I've got a smell test, including some games tonight that I like,

a preview of the rest of the NFL card. Ben Standing scheduled to join us.

Dan Quinn may hold his day after press conference during this show. If he does, we'll carry

some of that for sure. Let's start here. Because sometimes, you know, when we watch these games, we come in and there are a lot of different ideas,

a lot of different descriptions of what happened.

Last night was really easy to describe.

You know, if you're a football fan and you watch that game, you know what happened.

Green Bay was the better team by Miles

last night, and they bullied Washington all night long. They did. They were a much better team.

It wasn't close, and they bullied Washington in the trenches and everywhere else

where it matters last night for 60 minutes. 27 to 18 does not do last night justice if you're a

Packers fan. That game was one-sided from the jump, and only the score didn't reflect it.

That was it. The fact that Washington got to within 17 to 10 was a miracle. And you know what?

Based on what we watched all last year, who didn't think, hey, put the ball back in five's hands and let's see what happens.

But they couldn't get off the field after they closed it to 1710.

Green Bay went right down the field, scored on a ridiculous, easy throw to Tucker Kraft.

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