Ladies and gentlemen, welcome once again to the Packernet podcast.

I am your host and resident fanalyst. As always, Ryan Schlipp. Check us out online,

packernet.com. Find me on Twitter pack underscore datab. Well, first of all, little heads up.

We're doing a mini, I guess you can kind of call it a staycation or stay close to homecation.

We're just going to grab a hotel for a couple nights. So I think that's only going to interrupt

one day. And that should be tomorrow's podcast on Monday.

So I think, I think, otherwise we should be up and running.

But first of all, we've got to talk about some of the games for tomorrow.

I want to talk about the implications for the Green Bay Packers.

Try to be as detailed as possible rather

than just kind of ripping through and saying, I don't care or I do care. So first of all,

I should mention, as it stands right now, if the playoffs were today, Detroit would get the buy

along with Kansas City in the AFC. Arizona and Minnesota would be against each other as the four and five seed.

Atlanta and Philly would be the three and six seed,

and Green Bay would be in the playoffs playing the number two seed, Washington.

And so what that means is, if the playoffs were today,

the Packers would have to be Washington and they would

have to go to Detroit. This is where these things start to matter. This is where you start to want

Detroit to lose so that you don't have to go Detroit. This is where you want Green Bay to not just

limp into the playoffs, but start winning a lot of games. So they have the opportunity to maybe be that

number one seed or at least be a team that doesn't have to go to the number one seed, or at least be a team that

doesn't have to go to the number one seed, has a chance of playing at home if they win.

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