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This is the Pack a Day podcast.

What's going on, everybody?

Welcome back to an all new episode of the Packaday podcast. I'm your host,

Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. Thanks so much for being here today.

We're going to be going over Packers, Giants, grades, and film review, which I know probably sounds

about as fun as a root canal, but there were some interesting grades in this one that I'm pretty

excited to go over, actually. So before we get into that, I wanted to

just remind you that we do have Packaday podcast memberships available. If you have not checked

those out as of yet, make sure to do so. Great members only episode kind of talking about the

third round curse and if Tucker Kraft is the one to break it. Also, I had a live Q&A for members.

We do that every single week, a new episode for members every week. So if you haven't

checked that out yet, make sure to do so. As I mentioned, this was a very interesting game to grade.

To be honest, as I was watching it the first time, and then as I did the TV copy rewatch, I'm like,

there's going to be just a ton of awful grades in this one. And I started to wonder aloud of like,

are there even like, are there going to be three positive grades on each side of the ball?

Or like, or we might get to the point of like, you know, Eric Wilson's one really good tackle

might have to be like one of the top grades. But it didn't actually end up being that way.

And so you have to kind of like think of it as like,

all right, so what happened then? If the grades weren't beyond awful, but everything felt

beyond awful, how does that kind of go about happening? I think some of it is just kind

of play call and just some unfortunate circumstances that go into it. I think a lot of it

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