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What is happening, Packer fans? Welcome back to this second Tuesday edition of the Pack-A-Day podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. Thanks so much for joining me today if you have not yet had an opportunity to check out my earlier show today with Justice Muscatah from Acme Packing Company. Highly recommend you do that. Always an amazing chat with Justice.

Get to nerd out a little bit about the X's and O's and kind of go over some of the philosophies.

We spent a lot of time going over Joe Barry and whether or not he was at fault. So definitely a ton of fun stuff in that episode. Check it out. Also, I would be remiss if I didn't go over

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Thank you to those of you who I mentioned

already, but thank you for all of you who just show up and listen. I appreciate it a ton. Let's jump

into our main topic, which is going to be the film review and grades from week two against the

Atlanta Falcons. As you can imagine, never quite as bad as you expect it to be, never quite as good as you

expect it to be. It's always somewhere in the middle. There's always going to be players

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