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What's going on, everybody? Welcome into an all new episode of the Pack Aay podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. You know my guest, he's the one and only Paul Breddle. You can find him over on the Packers Wire, as well as on Twitter at Paul underscore Breddle. All always great to be chatting with you. How the heck are you doing?

I'm doing fantastic, Andy. Happy that we can be together here to talk about a Packers victory,

because honestly, and not to be that guy, but looking ahead at the schedule, I don't know when the

next one's going to come for certain. So at least we get something positive to talk about here for

the most part. Yeah, we have to stay positive today. Justice and I yesterday, I think went into a little bit

of the like, all right, well, like looking ahead and you very quickly get to the, man, if they don't

be Pittsburgh and then you've got the Chargers and the Chiefs and the Lions, like you could be

looking at one win and nine games really fast and that doesn't sound super fun. So we are just going to

pause it right there. We're going to stay in the land of positivity.

And we are going to enjoy this victory that, you know, Green Bay did get against a Rams team that, oh, by the way, Brett Rippin, no longer in L.A. Ram.

He was released.

So when Justice yesterday said that he's not an NFL quarterback, well, as of today, he is literally not an NFL quarterback.

But we digress. You had a lot of

fun stuff that you went over from this game over on Packers Wire. And I wanted to kind of pick your

brain a little bit more on all of it. I think the first thing that I really wanted to dive into today

was the Packers run offense, because it did feel like this Packers run offense unlocked a little bit of

something with this offense. It was the one thing that I really took away as something that I think

can remain sustainable that happened in this game that we maybe hadn't seen previously,

simply because of all the Rams deficiencies. Their defensive front is pretty good, including

obviously one of the

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