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What's going on, Packer 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. You know my guest. He's the one

and only Mike Wall. You can follow him on X at Mike Wall 68. Mike, great to have you back. Good to be chatting

Packers with you once again, even better after a butt kicking of the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday night football on New Year's Eve. How have you been? And what's new on your side of the

world? Hey, Andy, life is good. Happy New Year. And yeah, just this season finale upcoming is for a lot of

teams. There's a lot at stake. And it's going to be, I think, an interesting next couple of weeks and hopefully maybe months to the season here.

That'd be amazing.

You get this weirdo week 18 where like half the games are ultra important and the other half are glorified exhibition games.

So it's always like this interesting mix.

But I'm excited for it.

Obviously, it makes it more fun when the Packers are on the better side of that and have a potential play in game against the Chicago Bears. Let's kick things off, though, before we get there, which we absolutely will with Packers Vikings, as mentioned, a huge win for Green Bay. Never really in doubt. Jaron Hall didn't look apart in that first half. Mullins couldn't really get much going in the second half.

Your key takeaways from Packers Vikings this past week.

Well, I think you always have to be honest with yourself about your opponent when you're playing a four-string quarterback and you're up 23 to half time. The game's over. It wasn't even, you know, if you're watching tape,

you kind of start turning the tape off and go to a different game at that point because there's, there's some things you can

always take away, but you know, the game's essentially over at that point

that Nick Mullins is going to be able to If you're watching tape, you kind of start turning the tape off and go to a different game at that point because there's, there's some things you can always take away.

But, you know, the game's essentially over at that point that Nick Mullins is going to be able to lead a comeback.

But Jordan Love, he got into rhythm in the second quarter.

And he looked, for me, he looked as good as he's ever looked in a Packers uniform, I think, for the second half of that second quarter through the entire second half of that football game, just a really dominant performance.

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