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Hello everybody. Welcome to another episode of the Pack at A podcast. We're post-by week. It's back to football for the Packers as they'll be taken on the Chicago Bears from Lambeau Field on Sunday Night Football. We thank you for joining us to stay. My name is Mike Welland. I'm joined by Mark Echo and Gage Bridgeford again this week. And guys, the Packers are getting healthier. It's Bears Week, and it's a great way to get out of the bye week.

Yeah, although I'm not sure about that healthier thing, Mike. The Packers are the only team that I know that goes into a buy week and then loses another guy. Randall Cobb's out now. I mean, they lost the guy during the biweek. And I don't think any of the guys that we hoped were coming back, well, they're on their way, but I don't think any of them are going to play tonight. So it's been a, this injury season just won't stop. It's amazing. Yeah, but you had a, I know it was, Ian Rappaport was on the Pat McAfee show the other day and he said that Green Bay might be the only team in the league that

is going to be healthier in December than they were in October and November. And I believe him.

I mean, even like, I'm still losing guys here. Unless three guys get hurt tonight, I mean, when's it going to stop? I mean, it's easy. Even Rapaport can go on and say that, but they're going to play football. And guys, and it seems like the Packers get a guy hurt every week. But every week somebody gets hurt. It's everything at this point. That's how the game works. Not like that. I mean, you can't say they're going to be healthier in December. Okay. Yeah, they're banged up as well. Like Baltimore, they had to go from the game against Pittsburgh last week because John Harbaugh, the Harbaugh openly said, we had no corners. I would have done that anyway. I think that was a great move. And the play would have worked if it's either a little bit of a better pass or he extended himself a little more. I'm just saying, it's easy for anybody to come on and say the Packers are going to be healthy. Well, you don't know that. I mean, did you think David Bakhtiari wasn't going to still wasn't going to be playing in this by now?

No, I didn't.

I thought there was rumors he might play opening day back in July where he might be ready by opening day.

Opening day is week 14 he hasn't, he has not practicing.

Yeah, but I think that opening day was always a little aggressive.

Of course, that would be like seven months removed or eight months removed from a surgery, and it typically takes 10 to 12. So, I mean, he's still in the window. As long as he's back before the end of December, he's on, he's still within schedule. He's not practical. That's not good. I don't think any of these guys are going to play. Alexander, maybe. I wouldn't be surprised if back to y'alli does not play this season.

I really would.

Myers, I think, did Josh Myers pass away and no one told us?

Because I didn't have to talk about him anymore.

No, they actually did talk about him earlier this week when LaFleur was asked.

He said that Myers is not returning to practice this week,

but everybody else was the other three big names, Z, D. Bach and Jairir were all around the

facility more. But Myers was the one not closest to, or they fought. Yeah, exactly. So I don't

think we're going to see him again. It's, people keep hoping they're coming back. When I see him in a game, then I'll believe it. And I'm not sure Cobb's going to play again this year. No, Cobb sounds like it's the same thing that Lazard had last year. That was seven weeks. So it probably division around. He's not going to play the rest this regular season. Nope.

And Kyle Goulder, than

Lazard, which maybe

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