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Happy Tuesday.

Welcome into this non-victory Tuesday edition of the Packaday podcast.

I'm your host, Andy Herman.

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Appreciate you guys being here.

Obviously, a devastatingly disappointing loss in New York.

No two ways about it. An ugly football game,

a disjointed football game. Nothing went right for Green Bay. And just as I'm kind of even

talking about this out loud right now, you just kept thinking at some point in that game,

somebody on Green Bay was going to say, screw this. We are not losing to this team on Monday night football.

We're going to go out and get this win.

And for a second towards the end of the game, it felt like maybe, just maybe, they might get away with one and steal a game from the New York Giants, who for the most part, outplayed Green Bay as much as I don't even

want to say that, because this was a pretty ugly performance by the Packers, by the referees,

and in large part by the Giants as well. But no other way around it than being unbelievably

disappointed by the overall effort from the Packers. And progress is, in fact, not linear, as we've talked about all season long,

three steps forward over the course of the past few weeks,

one giant step back, sorry for the lame pun.

This is what we saw in this game.

We saw a team that once again played to the level of their opponent.

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