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 dat. Today's going to be a little bit of a

different kind of a day so i don't know if you listen to last night's episode um packernet after dark

but our less called in and it just kind of sparks something in my mind. Every once in a while,

we kind of just go on a journey together because it's not something I'm fully fleshed out,

but I want to dig into some stuff, and you're going to come along with me for the ride.

The only thing, and I've been delaying putting out the podcast, I probably shouldn't have,

number one was for injury news,

but the other reason is I was kind of trying to think of a therefore, and I couldn't really

come up with one. In other words, what is the ultimate point I'm trying to make? I don't know.

I guess it's just sort of a, we'll call it a thought experiment, and maybe,

hopefully it'll help us in terms of the way that we think about things, whether it's near

future, long-term future, near future being Baltimore Ravens, Minnesota Vikings, playoffs, long distance being NFL draft, players we select, coaches, should we keep them, get rid of them, et cetera, those types of things primarily.

Real quick, not a ton of news on the Green Bay Packers front, but it is relatively good news.

Jordan Love is still in the concussion protocol.

He did, I believe, participate in limited fashion.

The good news comes by way of Malik Willis.

He also practiced in a limited fashion, but he did say he

expects to be ready to go if he needs to be. So we're seemingly not looking at a situation where

we need a third quarterback, that is to say, pending any injuries in the game.

But that said, the injury report is now up to 20.

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