The path to victory for the Green Bay Packers on Sunday against the Chicago Bears is simple.

It starts with protecting Jordan Love.

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We see you. Thank you so much. We had a listener, Paul. He has spent over 8,000 minutes in 2025 listening to Lockdown Packers. That is like three work weeks that you spent with us.

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the time. You don't have to spend $8,000. You could spend $1,000. You can spend 15 minutes listening

to Lockdown Packers. We appreciate you. Today on the show, we're going to talk about Caleb

Williams, the Enigma. We are going to talk about the Bears and how much they have to change,

if at all, their offensive structure to play the Green Bay Packers. But we are going to talk about the bears and how much they have to change, if at all,

their offensive structure to play the Green Bay Packers. But we are going to start with what I think is the most important thing for this Packers team this week.

Everything starts with Jordan, Love, and the past protection.

Because if you protect Jordan Love against this Chicago Bears defense that does not rush the

passer well, everything good comes from that because he's not going to turn the ball over from a clean pocket.

Now, there was the interception against the Panthers where he, you know, tries to make a play

down the field and heaves one.

I can live with those.

Those are fine, especially if you make the tackle deep.

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