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Welcome back to another edition of the Pack-A-Day podcast.

I'm your host, Jacob Morley, and I am joined today by the one and only Trey Watson.

Ladies and gentlemen, Joe Barry is safe.

According to the press conference from Matt LaFleur, that is happening quite literally while we are recording this, and I'm reading these transcripts.

But Matt LaFleur says Joe Barry will remain the defensive play caller for the rest of the season.

Instant reaction to that, Trey Watson. How are you feeling about that?

Mixed feelings. I'd like some more accountability all around, whether it's the players, Joe Barry, the play caller, or coach LaFleur.

You got to be real with yourself, man.

You had so much laid out in front of you after two, you know, what, great weeks

between the Lions game and the Chiefs game.

And then you come up on what are two relatively easier opponents than the two previous

ones you already showed you could win.

And they did everything that they could possibly do to lose those games, particularly on

defense.

And those are just inexcusable things.

So, you know, where do we go from here?

How does the rest of the season play out? Did we just shatter our own playoff hopes against two of the, you know, lesser performing

teams in the league? We shall see. Yeah. And I know everyone wants Joe Barry's head on a silver platter.

And some of the stuff that LaFleur is talking about is blaming it on, you know, day one install stuff, basic communication errors.

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