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Welcome back Packers fans of the Pack a podcast. It is Thursday.

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the silky smooth sounds of your Thursday crew.

I am half of that crew, Jason Perone.

You can also find some of my work.

I do the Quickslens podcast over at Game on Wisconsin.

Along with me, as always,

a Packer Report is Mark Eccle. Mark

for the second week in a row. We benefit from the, I'll call it the news cycle, two weeks,

two joint practices, and this week it's the Patriots. Yes. And as we said last week,

I like joint practices. I think they're good for both teams and and the coaches, for the players, you get to see some different looks, and you get to judge how the team really looks.

It looks like I said last week.

When the Packers or any teams playing against themselves, is your offense looking good or is your defense looking bad or vice versa?

You know, you don't know. So here you know if the Packers defense scores against New England's

defense, then, okay, that's a good thing. Or if the Packers' defense shuts down New England's

well, that's a good thing. And so, yeah, you get to see some things. And, yeah, I just think everything, I don't see much negative coming out of it.

According to the reports from Wednesday, it was a pretty good day for the Packers.

On both sides of the football, the defense played well, kept the starting offense for New England out of the end zone.

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