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What's going on, everybody? Welcome into an all new episode of the Pack Aay Podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. Can find the podcast at Packaday Podcast. You know my guest, the one and only Paul Breddle. You can find them on social media at Paul underscore Breddle. Of course, Wisconsin State Journal as well. And ESPN Lacrosse with John Poppidopoulos. Those two absolutely doing an amazing job covering the Packers and all things Wisconsin sports for John as well. Paul, how are you doing, my friend? Excellent, Andy. Happy to be here. Paul, we've got a lot to discuss. It was a fun, really couple weeks in Packersland. You get the win over the Giants. You get the win over the Vikings. You get a win over the Lions on Thanksgiving. We got a relaxing blissful Sunday where we can just

watch football for fun. Let's start with Packers Lions. And as we usually do, your kind of key

takeaways for the game. Yeah. So my big story after the game was, I'm sure, like, what was my mind, right?

The fourth down conversions and just, one, the aggressiveness on Matt LaFleur's part, the Packers part, to go for it in those instances.

And then, of course, Green Bay's effectiveness on those downs.

I mean, two touchdowns and then, of course, the end of game situation.

And going into that game against that team in their house, as we know, that Dan Campbell

Lions are uber aggressive, and they've won a lot of games right, playing with that style,

that aggressiveness. So for the Packers to go in there and to be the aggressor and to be the ones

to come through in those key situations, it just, it was obviously such a pivotal moment in

the game, moments in the game, and then even on the defensive side of the ball. I mean,

the Detroit Lions were 0 for two on fourth downs against the Green Bay Packers defense. So that was,

that was the, you know, those plays swung the tide, turned the tide within that game. And how Matt Lefleur coached the last two games, just between Minnesota and Detroit,

just completely different, right, in terms of how he attacked each of those opponents. And it goes to

show the ability to adjust based on what the opponent's doing and go with the game flow, right,

determining kind of what we're going to do in a situation based on who the opponent is,

how the game's unfolding, what we need to do in this specific moment. So a really, really good two-game stretch from this Packers

team. Yeah, I've talked about it. It always helps when you go three for three on those fourth

downs. The aggression looks a lot better, right? But to your point, what I loved as well is,

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