Packers Defense Could Thrive Against the Broncos

Pack-A-Day: Your Daily Packers Podcast

Andrew Herman

Sports, Football

4.4 • 888 Ratings

🗓️ 19 October 2023

⏱️ 46 minutes

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On today's show, Mark and Jason review how the Packers' defense could succeed against a less than stellar Broncos offense. Don't miss it! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	20 minutes a day, 365 days a year.
0:11.5	This is the Pack a Day podcast.
0:25.6	Welcome back, everybody, to the Pack a podcast, the Thursday edition of the Packer Day podcast.
0:29.3	The Packers are almost back to playing football, just a few mere days away.
0:34.8	We've survived this by week, somehow some way, and we are here to kick into full gear,
0:38.3	the breakdown of the Packers versus the Broncos.
0:40.9	I am half of your Thursday crew, Jason Perron.
0:42.9	You can find some of my work over at GameOn, Wisconsin,
0:46.4	where I also do the quick slants podcast with me as always a Packer Report.
0:47.6	Is Mark Echle.
0:49.2	Mark, what did you do with your byweek?
0:52.5	Same thing you got to do most weeks. I watch some other football games on instead of the Packers, that's all.
0:56.3	Okay.
0:57.3	I got to see what games did I watch last week?
1:00.3	Oh, I saw Cleveland.
1:01.3	I saw the two big upsets.
1:03.4	I watched Cleveland beat San Francisco and I watched the Jets beat the Eagles.
1:07.8	Oh, it's so sad when the Niners lose, isn't it?
1:10.5	It doesn't happen often enough, though. No, it's so sad when the Niners lose, isn't it? It doesn't happen often enough, though.
1:12.3	No, it doesn't.
1:13.4	No, that's very true.
1:15.0	Very, very true.
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