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What's going on Packer fans? Welcome into another edition of the Pack-a-Day podcast, a playoff edition this whole week as we've been leading up to Green Bay Packers heading to the Chicago Bears wild card weekend in a very, very typical rubber match.

NFC North, one-in-one, both teams versus each other.

Obviously, we know the drama that ensued, the last game that the Packers played

the Bears on Thanksgiving, and we continue to, or not on Thanksgiving, but you get it.

Push into the direction of the playoffs.

And super excited to get into this game. I obviously am one of your co-host, Matt Frailich alongside me. Eli Berkovich, Janelle Mackie, guys, it's awesome. I feel like that we're playing the Chicago Bears. That's kind of who I wanted to play. I know is Eli and I talked last week. He reminded me, Matt, there is still a chance.

They could play the Eagles. I'm like, sounds good. So I had both TVs on those final games,

Detroit, Chicago, Washington, Philly, side by side in the living room. I'm like, I don't want really

the Packers to have to go out to Philly. I'd rather them avenge a disappointing loss from a few

weeks ago, and luckily we get that. So guys, we can dive it in. I know Eli is fresh off of doing a little bit of a radio hit or a podcast snippet with Mason Crosby. Eli, anything fresh in your mind that you talk to Mason Crosby and the boys over there about you want to dive into you right way? Nothing overly, you know, nothing new news, no news or anything like that, just kind of going

over the game, want to dive into right away nothing overly you know nothing new news

no news or anything like that just kind of going over the game keys to the game some injury stuff

uh you know who who to look for uh on offense really mostly who to look for on defense right now

i feel like they're so starved of like playmakers defensively and and someone's going to have to be that guy, whether it's for just this game or the

entire playoffs.

I think there certainly are guys that can do that more in the back end than up front.

But someone in the front seven, really the front four, there needs to be someone making plays in the backfield,

forcing quarterbacks to throw the ball fast. Obviously, Caleb Williams for this week,

who's already a difficult player to bring to the ground and sack. It's just it's got to happen.

Whether Rishongari can knock off whatever's been going on the last couple months and get back to playing a little better

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