What's up, guys? Welcome into Packers Total Access. My name is Clayton. You can check us out on

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Access at Gmail.com. You can text us 865-6-8-58-2-4. Join alongside Tim, live in Green Bay. We

will have Emilio joining us shortly as he's finishing up an ariating job out there making that money. So, Tim, how you doing this evening, man? We're getting chilly down here. We're dipping down in the 40s at night. I'm loving it. Loving live. Yeah, fall is definitely in the air, right? It's kind of similar up here in Title Town, man. It's nice during the day. A little chipper at night, you know, we're getting there. Yeah, I bet it is, man. I bet it's getting chilly at night. So here's what we're going to do today, gang. We've got some Patreon questions we're going to hit on. But first things, first we're going to try to dive into some chalk talk. All right? So we're going to cover the top plays, the most important plays from the Packers' Rams game as the Packers get a huge win there out in L.A., 24 to 19. I'm still amazing how many people are just thinking, oh, I don't really mean that. Are crazy, man. These are the type of wins that create momentum. And when you can come out in a game,

you can throw a pick six and still win the ballgame, it says a lot about your team. It really does.

And, you know, Tim, I heard all week too, well, the Rams are banged up. They're without their

two best receivers and some of their offensive linemen. And I'm going, wasn't we without our highest

paid defensive back? And we were also without our first round pick defensive lineman in

Devante Wyatt. And we were out without Luke Musgrave, knowing we were going to try to run a lot

of 12 personnel against the Rams.

Like we were without a bunch of people too. We were without two of our top receivers, Christian Watson and Romeo Dobbs.

That stuff just gets swept under the rug.

The Rams are banged up.

Okay, gotcha.

So anyway, not to harp on that too much, but it cracked me up as we went through the week,

how some people were kind of treating the win like it was just, it wasn't a good win.

I thought it was great, man.

One of the most enjoyable games I've watched, again, just absolutely grinded out there at the end.

I stood, Tim, staring at the TV that whole last drive.

Yeah.

I was having to bend over and chart and stand back up.

I could not sit down.

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