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Find me on Twitter pack underscore dat-da. Well, we made it. We had a good week.

It was a good week. Just trashing the bears over and over and over again. The best part

about it is that you can't lose when you're talking. You know what I mean? And we were

undefeated this week in Trash Talk. Now it's up to the Packers to maintain that winning

streak because we did our part. We are 7 and 0 for the week talking trash. Six and a

whatever. But now it comes down to, look, we have thoroughly examined the horrific nature that is the Chicago Bears nature.

How bad they are. Just at their core, how awful they are. Now the Packers need to exploit that.

You are coming back healthier than you've been in a long time. You've had extra

time to prepare for this. You've had plenty of rest, so your body should be rested. And this is a

team that is at its absolute rock bottom. There will be no excuses afforded. None. But let's get

into some details here. Packers do play in Chicago Soldier Field at noon central time.

Packers 6 and 3 going against the 4 and 5 Bears. That's a much closer record than it seems like it should be.

The line has actually moved in the Bears favor over the week. They were, the Packers were six and a half point favorites.

It dropped to five and a half point favorites.

I don't know if this is a result of Montez Sweat, possibly getting semi-healthy.

He is questionable for the game, but maybe that was predicated on thinking he wasn't going to play. I don't know.

I really don't know. But the over-under also dropped. It dropped from 44 and a half down to 40

and a half. So, I mean, if we were to put those two things together, you're looking at the expectation,

presumably, that the Packers are going to be

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