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Good morning everyone. Welcome to first things first.

Jenna Wolf, Nick Wright, Brandon Marshall, Kevin Wilds.

America settles something for us.

Every morning right before we come on the air, we have a discussion. To wear or not to wear a tie. Kevin Wilde has been pushing for a tie. Nick is holding strong. I'm going to wear a tie. And every morning, Nick wins. So Wilds is going to wear it. Is that what we're doing? You're wearing a tie tomorrow? He's going to wear whatever he wants. Yeah. And he wants everyone on for Nick. He wants the unit with the tie. One for all, all for one. We're on buttoning? We'll do it casual Friday. No, no, we're not on buttoning. You know what, let's just dive into the show. That was my mistake. My mistake. I went somewhere I shouldn't have. Let's start in the NFL. Packers and Bucks this weekend. It's America's Game of the Week. It's Sunday. It's on Fox. It's going to be a doozy. Both teams coming into the season with Super Bowl aspirations, but only one really looking apart, and that would be the undefeated Green Bay Packers.

Green Bay's offense averaging elite best 38 points per game.

The Buck's offense averaging like four or five downs per possession, whatever.

Sorry, Tom.

Packers, Bucks, Rogers, Brady.

Nick, let us start with you. Who is this game more important for heading into Sunday?

I don't think this is the mainstream opinion here, but I would argue it is far, far more important for Green Bay.

Because Green Bay is fighting for something I believe to be more realistic and more important for them than the Bucks fighting for a divisional title or a playoff spot.

Green Bay is fighting for the one seed.

And I am going to continue to hammer this point because it is a change the NFL made

that I believe to be a massive, drastic change.

And we know they made it,

but we haven't seen the real implications of it,

which is the expansion of the playoffs,

which has led to the contraction of the number of buys.

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