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As always, Ryan Schlipp.

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Find me on Twitter pack underscore datab. Well, we've got ourselves some injury news. It's not the best.

It's not the worst. We don't actually know definitively a lot of things, but we kind of have a pretty good idea which direction we're headed.

So I want to start with that. And then I start talking about the Lions.

I think that it's a common opponent.

We've gone through a lot of uncommon opponents takes a little bit more time.

I think the thing with the Lions, even though there's less to learn about the Lions, there's a lot to unlearn.

One of those things, for example, is what we talked about last night, which I didn't even know at the time.

I looked into it. Nate called. Nate's not too happy with the offensive line. And I just sort of wanted to look it up just to kind of give a, I'll be honest. I had a more negative opinion of our offensive line than existed. So I'm similar to Nate, just not quite as bad, I guess. I didn't realize how good the offensive line was doing. The pass blocking across the board is actually really good. The

run blocking is terrible. It's worse than usual, which is not good. It does matter. I don't want to

pretend it doesn't, but the pass blocking is phenomenal. And the shocking thing that was was revealed if you didn't listen to it

every single one of our offensive lineman is a better pass blocker than every single one of

their offensive lineman including penn a sewell off the right side. Zach Tom is a better

pass blocker than him. I mean we're going off of pff grades and some of these are very close so

you know we'll we'll treat it like the election.

You know, there's some, what do you call that?

I don't know.

The thing where, uh, margin of error, it's within the margin of error.

But according strictly to the grades, Packers are better, not just in a couple

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