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What's happening in Packer fans? Happy Wednesday. 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. Thanks for joining me today.

As we do every week, we are going to jump into the film from Packers Chargers and go over the best and

worst players that I graded from the game, as well as some of the key notes

and takeaways. So let's start there right away. I want to start on the offensive side of the

ball because I thought the play design in this game was really, really good. Now, there was some

stuff that didn't go great. You had the little end around to Jaden Reed, not the two good ones.

You had the little one in the short yardage situation that ended up losing yards.

You had a flea flicker where Ben Sims runs into A.J. Dillon and they don't even get the, you know, the flea flicker back to Jordan Love on the play.

There's another play where you've got offensive linemen and everyone going in every which direction.

And like you end up with like just a line of blockers like stacked up and

just it's just a mess.

So some of the execution and some of the play calling in certain situations wasn't always

ideal.

Matt Lafleur was really hard on himself after the game for the three consecutive run plays

at the end when they had an opportunity to keep the ball and put the game away.

Instead, they run it three

times. They get nowhere per usual in the running game, and they have to punt the ball away and

rely on their defense. It wasn't as squeaky clean as you would like. It never really is,

but I thought some of the stuff they did was really, really fun. I thought they worked all layers

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