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All right, on a locked-on crossover, Wednesday, October 3rd, and a Thursday, October 4th.

It is Locked on Lions with Matt Derry, locked-on Packers with Peter Bukowski.

As we preview Sunday's game on this locked-over, locked-on crossover Wednesday, brought to you by our

friends at My Bookie with Peter Bukowski, Lions and Packers at Ford Field on Sunday.

What's up, Pete?

Hey, Matt, how's it going? I'm doing all right. How are you? What's the vibe with the Packers right now at 2-1-1?

Well, I think it has to start with encouraging returns from the defense after a very impressive performance,

albeit against the bills and Josh Allen,

the Packers went 22-0-0 at Lambo.

And this was a get-right game for this defense after Alex Smith set them on fire

in the first half of week three,

and Kirk Cousins obviously did what he did in the second half of week two,

although about a third of that should never have happened because Clay Matthews call should

never have been called and Jaya Alexander makes the interception and we don't have to rehash that for

my listeners because it will be painful for them. But I think the Packers defense has to be trending in the

right direction for Green Bay right now. And the Packers offense, you know, Aaron Rogers looked

better on Sunday, but he was clearly frustrated. We talked about that earlier this week,

talked about a column that Pete Doherty for the Green Bay Press

Gazette wrote yesterday about a potential rift between Aaron Rogers and Mike McCarthy,

some creative tension that has been going on there for a long time, and what that could

mean for this offense moving forward. We won't know, I think, for another month or so, where this

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