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we're going to dive into some chalk talking, some other topics going on around the Green Bay Packers, and obviously it being Bears Week. But before we get into all that, as everyone follows into the chat here, good to see everyone. So I know the chat is following in. Good to see A-F-M in here. We got Chris in-the-house. United Bates, Carl K, good to see you, pal.

H-T-E. We'll just leave it at that. What's up, man? And Darrell in here as well on YouTube. I know we got people filing in from Twitter as well. Hope everybody's having an awesome, awesome Tuesday evening here as we're going to do some chalk talk,

the top defensive plays of the 24 first half of the season for the Green Bay Packers.

We got some really, really fun plays to break down in there.

So I'm really excited about all that.

But before we do, we had some news come down to park earlier today with the firing or the stepping down,

however you want to word it, of the offensive coordinator in Chicago with Shane Waldron.

And I wanted to hit on it because I think it's important, right?

It's a game that obviously is going to have a big effect on the Packers this week,

being their opponent.

Some people were worried, hey, does this become a trap game now? Newsflash, guys, this was already a trap game. Every game, every week in the NFL is a trap game. I'm sorry. I don't subscribe to that whole. No, that one's a slam dunk. Oh, this one could be, you'll hear me use the term trap game from time to time, but it applies to every single week in the league.

I mean, it's, I truly agree with what Chris N said in here. Packers should still respect a wounded

dog. They can bite. No matter which way you look at this, whether it's the new play caller,

and I can't remember his name, it's not even important, him stepping in to call the plays, you know, by doing that, he's trying to make a name for himself, right? Who knows? If Ibrflus gets fired here real soon, he might be the interim head coach. And what did we see from Antonio Pearson in Las Vegas last year? I believe it was last

year he ended up getting the job, right? He was the interim coach. We seen Basace would be the

interim coach. They decided to go a different route. And Basacci ends up getting a promotion in

Green Bay as assistant, head coach there and special teams coordinator. So these guys, and it

trickles down to the players as well. The players are going to be playing for their next contract. They're going to be playing to prove, hey, we're right. They're wrong, right? They're wrong in a sense of it with Shane Walgren. But just to kind of walk through how this happened, and then we'll jump into chalk talk. I wanted to hit this. First of all, we hit, I think we touched on it yesterday. This came out from at Q-A-N-T-H-E-R-S posted this screen grab that said Chicago Bears

19 straight drives without a touchdown.

So offense has been absolutely horrible here lately, right?

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