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The Packers defeat the New Orleans Saints, 18 to 17 in their home opener at Lambeau Field.

An extremely improbable victory, not necessarily

because of the two teams that were matching up, but because of the 17-0-0 deficit in middle

of the fourth quarter, because of all the injuries that they had, you know, both before the

game, during the game, after the game, et cetera.

And just looking really abysmal, basically, through three plus quarters of this game and just didn't look like they were going to have it in them.

You know, you go back to that fourth and two to Patrick Taylor.

Like, you're thinking they got to get a touchdown there if they even want a chance.

They fail on the fourth and two, you know, love and Patrick Taylor just not on the same page.

And then it's like, all right, that's probably it.

It's probably their last shot to have any realistic opportunity to get back in the game.

And then to see that Green Bay team just rally and stay positive and stay focused and win 18 to 17 at home home opener go to

two and one on the season can't say that I necessarily saw that coming at that point in the game

especially like I said after that after that failed fourth down to Patrick Taylor I thought

maybe if they got even if they got a field goal there but especially if they got a touchdown on

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