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Find me on Twitter pack underscore datab. Well, today's game day.

We've already done a decent amount of digging into some stuff. Kind of impromptu, didn't really mean to.

So there isn't a ton to do. I do want to dig in a little bit. I kind of just came to this. I hate to even

say realization, because that sounds stupid. But I had mentioned before that, look, worst-case

scenario, and it does sound like Jordan's going to play. We can kind of dig into all that

if you're interested in those kinds of details.

But my thought was, look, the Packers have set themselves up really well this year as compared to

previous years, really well. And even if they lose this game, they're set up in a great position to go

into the buy, prep for the Chicago Bears, come out healthy, beat the living crap out of the

bears, and you got seven wins and you march on. And that's, it's good context. It's a good way to relax, to be able to see, you know,

I don't know if anything were to happen. If anything bad did happen, everything's going to be

okay. We're going to get in the playoffs. It's fine. Nothing matters anymore.

And if you want to go that route, you go that route.

But today we're going to go on a different route.

And that is, what if we freaking beat the living crap out of the lions?

What if we go up one nothing on our number one rival, like we did last year, well, we went to one and one, but around this

time of year, kicked their teeth in, and we have seven wins before we go into the buy.

And again, as great as it is, the fact that even if we lose this game, we've got like a 60, 65

chance to getting into the playoffs, which I think is

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