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What's going on, Packer's fans. Welcome into an all new episode of the Packaday podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. Can find the podcast at PacketA Podcast. I wish we had a better slash more fun episode lined up for you today. I do not. I'll be transparent. I didn't know right after the game if I was going to go live or not. I did. We ended up talking for two hours on the live post game show. I didn't know if I was going to record this one or not. I would have done something today. Obviously, we did the two hour live show. Thought maybe about doing another live show later today, but ultimately decided to put together this episode. I don't have a ton noted down for

this one. A lot of this is going to be just from the heart, from feel, from what I am kind of

going through after that game. And I'm sure what a lot of people are kind of feeling after that game.

Like I said, still, still very numb to what happened. We shouldn't be.

We've experienced this a thousand times before it feels like.

And yet it doesn't ever feel any easier or any better. And for a variety of reasons, the Packers don't lose, you know, easily in playoff games.

They lose usually in the most heartbreaking and excruciating and

just kick you in the nuts fashion. And this was a really great example of that. And it's,

I've joked in the past of like, ooh, what new creative way are they going to find to lose

this time? And they, they spun a pretty good one. And this one, good job narrators of telling a new heart-wrenching story of how to lose a game.

We'll talk about that and what that means for Green Bay moving forward.

I did rewatch the game.

Don't recommend doing that.

It's not a ton of fun.

This had the roller coaster of emotion where you had everything that you wanted it's it's one of those

2014 seahawks type of games where you just look back at and you're just like what just happened

i'm sorry say that again to be up 213 end of half having the ball with the opportunity to get points

and getting the ball in the second half is just absurd to in the,

you know, end of the game to get that touchdown where you go up with what 11 minutes left or whatever it was.

There are 95% plus chance to win at that point in time.

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