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Well, I'm going to cut my legs out from underneath me and just summarize the game immediately.

First of all, congratulations to everybody. Well done. We all did our part.

I talked to a half Mexican attorney. He said that he scolded his son, told him he need to come back inside because as soon as he left,

things got hairy.

Me and my son during commercials were playing catch as furiously as we could to seem to help

the team.

So we were making sure to do that.

So I appreciate everybody's effort.

We all came together and we

won it for the team. In summary, there was a lot of stuff to be angry about. Plenty of stuff

to look at and go, you've got to be freaking kidding me. But I think, and this is just a few

minutes of decompression and thinking things through, I think the overall takeaway is the Packers demonstrated they are a significantly better team than the Texans.

And you can say, well, it's not true. The turnovers are part of that. Okay, if you want to play that game, that's fine. Tell me, though, if both teams play a clean game,

who wins? Let's say that Jordan is just a turnover machine at this point, right? So we're not

saying that those are mistakes. That was just Jordan B and Jordan. Let's give away one of those

turnovers. Right? We talked yesterday or today or whenever that turnovers are about 50% luck. And let's give away one of those turnovers. We talked yesterday or today or whenever that

turnovers are about 50% luck. And let's look at all those ridiculous special teams blunders

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