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Should be here for about an hour or so answering all your amazing questions.

Looking forward to that.

Of course, we are just what?

What?

Four hours away from kickoff to 28 hours away from kickoff in about 31, 31.

1⁄2 hours from deciding if Green Bay is going to Seattle or if the season's over, which

would of course not be ideal.

So it's going to be a crazy 31 and a half hours here, I guess, as we get ready for game day. And then, of course, kickoff 7 p.m. central time tomorrow. Cannot wait. This is one of those that where just the week drags and drags and drags, even with it being a Saturday night game where you just want this game to be here. So, yeah, I'm not wishing this game away. I'm enjoying the anticipation, but at the same time, I'm ready for kickoff. I'm ready to get to this one. It has all of the, you know, all of the, you know, elements of just an incredible, incredible Saturday night playoff game. And I cannot wait to watch it. I'm sure you guys are in the same boat. Yeah. So again, we'll get to all of your questions looking forward to that. And yeah, we'll kick things off right now. With this being the playoffs and the Packers Bears, do expect a lot of chippiness to the refs to let a lot of it go or get flag happy? There's always an extra level of physicality in the playoff games. And a lot of times

officials do let a little bit more go in the playoffs. Now, as Justice and I discuss,

this specific official is known a little bit more for calling a lot of penalties, especially

on defensive backs. So that'll be worth monitoring in this one. But yes, usually there is a little

bit more physicality.

This is a rivalry.

These teams have played each other three times in what, like six weeks.

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