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As always, Ryan Schlipp.

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Well, you may remember me doing things like

this before. I'm freaking pissed, and I'm not, I'm not going to just sit and watch the rest of

this game. We're going to get started early on the podcast, just to get you caught up. Bears just

went up 13-7. I probably shouldn't do this because if the Packers go on to win

and everything's fine, it's going to be like, oh, you're whining, no-no-no-no. Bro, I don't care.

This is so stupid. Why is it? Let me ask you this. Has there been a single game that we've watched

this year where we didn't think, wow, this team is not

very good. You can blame it on the mistakes or the drops or the penalties or Jordan throwing a

bunch of interceptions all the freaking time or whatever it is you want to blame it on. I don't know that

there's been maybe more than one game. Maybe you want to say the Tennessee game when we didn't have our starting quarterback in. If you want to plant your flag there, go ahead. We got another problem to talk about. There has not been a single game where I'm looking at this team and just going, this is a dominant football team. They have a six and three record because they've mostly played bull crap teams. They've lost to pretty much every good team they've played. You could say, well,

we beat the Texans. What the heck of the Texans done? There's a great pickup there by

Josh Jacobs. Packers are driving a little bit now. But I mean, listen, they have never done

anything this entire year to give me a reason to believe that they are anything other than a maybe mediocre team, probably slightly subpar team.

They just haven't.

The interceptions were cool.

Josh Jacobs is a good back. All of that stuff.

Like, there's, I'm not saying nothing on the team as far as individual players is good.

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