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What's up everybody? Welcome back to the Packer Day podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman.

You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. Packers get their first victory of the season,

a 27 to 10 win against the Chicago Bears. And a couple things. I had a few predictions going

into this game. I said that the Bears would score under 14 points.

Check, I'm counting that one, although that touchdown, non-touchdown Justin Fields run in.

I think he probably, like probably at least like a hair of that ball is probably on the line,

which is probably a touchdown.

But I think they made the right call and not overturning it.

I don't think you could see anything definitively.

So I'm still taking the win there.

I said the Packers would win 23 to 13.

Eh, you know, not too bad, right?

Four points off on the Packers, three points off on the Bears.

So nothing brutal.

But I said that the Bears would be pesky in this game and annoying and hang around and hang around.

That was not the case. The

Packers were clearly the better team. They did have, you know, that little, you know, they had

the touchdown at the beginning, make it seven to three and, you know, maybe feel like they

were going to hang around and be annoying. And then the Packers had a 21 point second quarter.

And that was basically the end of that. So overall, I actually thought that this was basically

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