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I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. You know, my guest, the one and only Mike Wall. You can find him on social media at Mike Wall 68. Mike, we are recording this on Monday. We already did the live show. If people haven't checked that out yet, highly recommend doing so. as we're recording this,

how's your victory Monday going, my friend?

Excellent.

Taped to watch today. Mondays, Mondays and Tuesdays and Wednesdays are pretty busy with tape, but I couldn't, I couldn't take it a better way to spend it. Yeah, always, always easier and more fun to go through it when it's a win, that's for sure. A lot of stuff for Green Bay to clean up. We'll get into all of that, I am sure, as well. Let's start with this. We touch base a little bit on on the live show, but kind of key takeaways from this game, what Green Bay did well, what they need to improve upon moving forward. Yeah, I think just, well, there's a couple of things on both sides of the football. You know, consistency on offense. Being able to move people off the spot is just continuing to be a problem for us. And in the run game, I know we had said we had the reverse. We had the swing pass they counted as a run. I know we had the big scramble. But, you know, just really trying to, and they tried to find some different things. Listen, they tried to fold block for the first time all year. I think it didn't work because you're doing it against Dexter Lawrence, but, you know, they tried it, which I thought was fantastic. They figured out that they could run this little tight-in lead play that just really turned, you know, came off of their duo look, which looked a lot better. They improved their doubles. Listen, you're dropping too many footballs.

We're not making off routes necessarily at the points we have to with the precision.

We need to with a quarterback like Jordan Love.

Jordan Love came in and just, look, he made some key, key throws in this second half,

but you're not going to win a lot of games when your quarterback goes 13 for 24 for 174, right? And a lot of that is because you could have gone 20 for 24 with, you know, for 350 yards and two touchdowns. Like, so just take inconsistency on offense. And look, again, defensively, it's like once again, you score right around 20 points, which is good enough to win 95 out of 100 games,

especially with the offense that you have.

And, you know, you've got an offensive head coach. You got a lot of talent on the offense. You need to feel like you can, like 27 points should be kind of a norm for you. So they're doing what they need to do. Did you like to see some more dominance, some more splashy plays? Would you like to see them, you know, pick off a couple of those other passes?

Absolutely.

But just from a brass, you know, tax, are we playing sound football and defense? Like the answer for the most part is a resounding yes. And I go back to it,

man, like ever since Jeff Hathley came in in like that side of the football is playing at a

different tempo with different levels of expectation something that we actually just talked about on

the on the last show andy when you're talking about guys coming in having different expectations

and how that just funnels into or creates a different level a different environment for that

entire group jeffley is one of those guys that has clearly done that for the Green Bay Packers.

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