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Packers Total Access at gmail.com. You can text us 865-6-8-5824. Join alongside Jacob in Wisconsin. We got Emilio in Tennessee, and we got Tim in Green Bay, Wisconsin here to talk Packers and more specifically chalk talk. Week 17, Packers Vocking. We're going to break down what happened. Why did it happen it happen come away with a little bit better understanding of some of the specific coverages that were called, the play calling on offense, some of the decisions that were made in the middle of the game. I'll tell you one play we're not going to cover. We're not going to cover the field goal where we got called for off sides because we have talked about that all week long, obviously. So I think we got a good grab of where that played into the mix here. All right, Jens, we're all set for a chalk talk here. Anybody want to hit on anything before we get started? I got a couple of highlighted chats, but anything at the forefront of your all's mind going in, if you want to say, hey, I feel like this happened, and then we can kind of see if it's true. I know there's a couple things that, in my opinion, were different from what I remember watching the game live. And once I got him breaking down the coverage, breaking down the play calls, I came away going, I'll see it a little different now. But anything for you guys? Nothing different from me. I still saw Bullard and X getting cooked.

That didn't change.

Tough loss, but still feeling good about our chances in the playoffs, guys.

Regular season will not matter after next Sunday, you know?

That's exactly right.

No, you know, Jacob, exactly right. Mayor Jacob, anything?

Nothing. No, big get no more pre-snaps.

You're hating penalties, ain't you, bro.

Joseph in the chat says, still trying to cope with being O'N4 versus Minnesota and Detroit.

I feel you, buddy. He also said, happy New Year's fellows.

Thanks for building such a great community of the best football fans in the world. But people like you, Joseph, are the people you're talking about, man. We appreciate y'all more than you know. Chris Insid, said Clayton, did you catch Patreon questions by chance? We hit them last night, so we'll probably hit them again tomorrow. If you put one in there tonight, Chris, we've got pretty full slate this evening, but we'll definitely hit on it tomorrow. So, yeah, let's dive into it, boys. We ready? Let's go. Chalk, talk. Let's break it down. If you guys would, keep an eye on the super chats for me. If anything comes in, pop it up on the screen as we're breaking down the tape. And if it's in the way, I'll just mention it and then we'll hit it immediately after so we don't get too bad. And if it's AFAM, just ignore it, right? Exactly. That's right. You know the drill here. You know how that rose, Tim. You're a seasoned vet at this. Put that name in my mouth right there. All right, here we go. All right, first play. Let's get into it. Let me get organized here. I thought I was ready, and I got stuff going on. Jacob, I just woke up from a nap. I got about an hour naping. I woke up. I thought it was 2026. I was like what happened. That's what's on slate today. So, all right, here we go. First quarter, 12, 16 left, second and four play at Minnesota's 48-yard line. This is the Josh Jacobs fumble. It's kind of the play that I don't want to say it was a huge factor in the game, although it does slow down momentum, and I think it did kind of take us away from the running game quite a bit. The play call is, I pull up my tellastrator here, we're going to go 12-Ace nasty U-cheatley, 26G counter, okay? And basically what that means is you got everybody inside the number, so it's a nasty split. We're going to go U-Chete lead, which one's the U. We're going to refer to Tucker as the you here this time. You can call them why.

You can call them you however you want to do it. Sometimes I like to focus on the wide side of the field for the why. In this case, they're both off the line. If one was on the line, I would

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