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This is the Pack a Day podcast.

What's happening everybody? Welcome into this Victory Monday edition of the Packaday podcast.

I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL.

You can follow the podcast at Packaday podcast. This is why we love the NFL. This is why we love the

Green Bay Packers. This is why we love to pick on

the Chicago Bears after months and months and months and months of rigorous smack talk of how

Justin Fields is going to be the next Jalen Hertz and how all of the moves that they made in the

offseason. We're going to make them competitors and how, hey, the era of Aaron Rogers is over and the ownership of the Chicago Bears is done with and

yada, yada, yada, yada, yada, yada. The Packers go into Chicago with first time starter, full time

starter, Jordan Love, and absolutely the bear's teeth in.

And it didn't always look the prettiest.

It wasn't always the best brand of football.

I think there's certainly things that Green Bay needs to clean up, which we'll discuss today as well.

But for that same group of Chicago Bear fans who have been talking smack for months and

months and months and months to be booing their team

off the field with nine minutes left in the third quarter, what more could you possibly

want as a Packer fan, a glorious day? And listen, I went into this game and I felt like this was

a really solid litmus test for both of these teams,

both the Bears and the Packers. Now from a Packers standpoint, actually let's start from the Bears.

From a bear's standpoint, if you were legitimately going to take a jump as a team and you

added all these new players and you wanted to, you know, usher in a new era of Chicago Bears

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