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Monday, October 24th.

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Packers, commanders. The Packers have scored 10 points over their last six quarters. They can't score, and they have a two-time-a-nobie. Really, a fourth time, but two in a row. Taylor Heineke is starting for the Ron Rivera commanders. They really need a win. They want to save the season getting involved here. Aaron Rogers loses 23 to 21.

That's one of just many questions.

Let's go to the man.

Let's go to number 12.

Aaron, check out this response.

Aaron, do you feel like this Packers team can still make a run this year?

Right, it does.

I'm not worried about this squad.

In fact, this might be the best thing for us. This week, you know, nobody's going to give us a chance. Go on to Buffalo and Sunday Night Football. The chance they get exposed, shoot, might be the best thing for us.

That's what you're going to go with. That might be the best thing for us. It was an ugly loss for Rogers and the Packers.

Interesting comments from Aaron Rogers. After all the things that he has said over the last couple of weeks, in the back-to-back-to-back losses, that's the one that he's going to go with, that this might be the best thing for us. Who wants to tee this one up first? Who wants to take a bite off the old bone? Peter? They're not a fun watch. So at least if you're, like, they're really rough to watch. And let's give the commanders their respect because what Terry McLaren did the Jire Alexander yesterday should be on a poster somewhere down in the beltway. But to talk about the Packers, they went 0 for 6 on third downs. They converted two third downs, but it was only because of like a legal use of the hands the other team. O for six on third down, they didn't have any ingenuity on it. And on those O for six, the last time a Packers team has gone O for six on third down, you got. Ninety-nine. LaFleur was in high, LaFleur was in college, and Rogers was in high school. They've got no sizzle, no spark. Their offensive line had four different

position players than last week's time. You've got no deep threat. They don't even try to go deep

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