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Okay. This is the Pack-A-Day podcast. Welcome back, Packers fans to the Pack-of-Day podcast, the Thursday edition of the Pack-N-A podcast.

It is Bears Week. The Buy Week is behind us. Packers football has returned, and the Green Bay Packers are getting ready to take on

the punched in the mouth down and out, downtrodden. What other adjectives going to throw in their

mark? Chicago Bears this week to get back at the back half of their schedule and make their

playoff push. I'm Jason Perron. Half of your Thursday crew. You can find me on X slash Twitter at Jason Peron with me as always of rant sports and Packer Report is Mark

Echle. Mark, how are things over in Myrtle Beach? Very well. I know we don't do weather, but we

couldn't have better weather. It's November, and it's like 75 and not

a ounce of humidity. It's nice. Things are very well here. Nice. Very, very good. Well, Packers football's

back, we back, and we get to break down the Packers defense against the Chicago Bears' offense,

and that is a very timely topic because there's been some news this week.

The Chicago Bears fired Shane Waldron, their offensive coordinator earlier this week.

He is out.

Matt Eberflis remains the head coach of the Chicago Bears, thank goodness.

And so the Green Bay Packers now come back after a sloppy, tough loss at home against the Detroit Lions who are just trudging along.

They raised themselves from the dead and somehow came back and found a way to beat the Houston Texans on Sunday night football.

They've only lost one game this season so far, and it's looking more and more like the Packers better prepare for a road journey if they're going to make the playoffs.

Well, they are going to make the playoffs. Come on.

Right.

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