How to Beat the 49ers' Defense

Pack-A-Day: Your Daily Packers Podcast

Andrew Herman

Football, Sports

4.6 • 702 Ratings

🗓️ 19 January 2022

⏱️ 52 minutes

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On today's show, Dusty, Steve, and Sarah review how the Packers' offense matches up with the 49ers' defense and discuss what Green Bay can do to score early and often against San Francisco. Plus a recap of Aaron Rodgers on Pat McAfee, and injury updates on Jaire and Za'Darius Smith. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	20 minutes a day,
0:07.7	365 days a year.
0:11.5	This is the Pack a Day podcast.
0:16.5	Welcome in to the Wednesday edition of the Pack of Day podcast.
0:19.8	I'm Steve Brett.
0:20.5	Joined as always by Dusty Evely and Sarah Kelleher. Guys, we have playoffs. We have
0:26.9	anniversaries. We've got returning Packers players, man. This is going to be a jam-packed, fun episode.
0:33.1	What is going on? Sarah, how are you doing? I'm great. Excited for our three year anniversary.
0:40.0	Obviously, the playoff game this weekend,
0:42.7	um,
0:43.4	watched a lot of football over the weekend.
0:44.9	So I feel like that put me in a good move,
0:46.8	you know,
0:47.1	short week at work.
0:48.1	So all things are going well over here.
0:51.2	Yeah.
0:51.5	I'm going as well,
0:52.2	going good as well.
0:53.5	Like I was telling Sarah, I was excited about playing a football.
0:56.1	I missed the first game.
0:58.1	You know, I was I was playing with my kids.
1:00.4	There's snow all around and everything.
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