I'm going to be able to be able to be a lot of people What's up, guys. Welcome in the Good Morning Lambo. My name is Clayton. You can check us out on Packernet.com. Find me on Twitter at Packers underscore access. Email us Packers Total Access at gmail.com. You can text us

865-6-58-824. We are flying solo this morning as Tim is on assignment out there trying to bag a deer

this weekend. So that's where he's at. Emilio is obviously out there on the ground. He'll be joining us later this afternoon or early this evening, probably this evening normal time will be when we go live for PTA live 7 p.m. Central. So he'll be back with us tonight. Hope everybody is having an awesome day as we are getting ready for the weekend here on this glorious Friday, November the 22nd. Let's go to the chat. It's already lit up. As a matter of fact, let's do this. Let's go ahead and give a quick shout out. The chat is absolutely lit up this morning. I know Nick McSwain in the house. Good morning, PTA. Did you all hear the Bears new stadium is going to be a dome? going to be the only team left in the NFC North without one. Sad emoji. Yeah, listen, man, drives me crazy. I was watching that game last night, and if you guys didn't see it, we've actually got a clip here. And it's just a short clip of James Winston with a diving touchdown. I'm going to just let it kind of play on loop while we're talking here.

This is the stuff that you're missing every time you watch a game in a dome. There may be rain involved. There may be snow. You know, the beautiful thing about football is the elements, in my opinion. You know, it's like baseball. You go to a baseball game and you're going there to kind of take in the whole environment, right? You're going into, you know,

it's the smell of the hot dogs in the air. It's the, you know, the, the freshly brewed beer, rather the fresh tap beer, that smell in the air. It's the fresh cut grass. It's, you know,

sometimes a bird's church. It's just everything, it's a reason to get outside, right?

And you get anywhere from 20,000 to 100,000 people at a sporting event outside.

And then you throw a little bit of snow in the mix or a little bit of rain.

To me, it just makes football so much better.

You know, with baseball, obviously, they try to remove the weather elements, and rightfully so.

It's a little bit different game that you've got to play.

But with football, man, it's like what I see when you watch a snow game, like last night, obviously Cleveland ended up winning this ballgame.

There is no one in the United States of America in the world that thinks the Cleveland Browns are a better team

than the Pittsburgh Steelers. But how does Cleveland end up winning this game? When you notice

throughout the knot, like it comes down to who's the tougher team. It comes down to who can

adjust to the elements. Really what it comes down to is who wants it more, right? And when you're

building all these domes and you're moving all this outdoor football, you're losing this aspect

of the game. And I understand there might be a certain amount of fans out there that disagree with

that. And we can, you know, agree to disagree. But this is what football is all about right here,

man. Watching the Thursday night prime announcers after the game

interviewing James Winston and them going to doing Snow Angels and just, you know, just everything

about football outside in the cold is what makes football great. So I'm with you, Nick. It sucks

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