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The Thursday edition of the Pack of Day podcast is we gear up for the final game of the regular season of 2023.

Regular season, the Green Bay Packers will host the Chicago Bears with the 2023 NFL playoffs on the line for the Packers.

I'm half of your Thursday crew, Jason Perron.

I'm also over at Game on Wisconsin, where I host the Quicksland's podcast with me, as always of Packer Report, is Mark Eccle. Mark, happy new year, all that good stuff. Pretty nice

showing in Minnesota. Very nice. I mean, was it their best all-around game? It's got to be up there.

I still think the Kansas City win might be the best because of the competition. But couldn't ask

for much more. The offense rolls for 33 points. Defense, I know it was a rookie quarterback and

then a career backup, but we've seen worse quarterbacks than that too well against the Packers.

So the defense, that the defense holds them to 10 points and really three points,

if you think about the fact that seven points came after a way muffed the punt.

No.

So frustrating.

You couldn't have asked for a better defensive effort from a defense that's been not playing so well for about a month.

Back against the wall and they played well.

And yeah, I mean, the Vikings for the first half of the game made it easy.

They went with Hall, the quarterback, the young quarterback, the fourth, I mean, he was their fourth option.

If you think about it, if Kirk Cousins was still in the mix, too.

So that was kind of that baffling that Minnesota wanted to take a look at him and they still had a chance for their season to go somewhere. And they, you know, there's some scenarios where I guess

the Vikings could still possibly get in. But that loss of the Packers, barely. And that loss of

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