For those of you listening on the pod.

Welcome in to Albert, too. Emilio, man, doing his best Tim impersonation. I like you. Brian. So Quay Walker, let's lead it off with this. And actually, Jacob, I'm going to play this in the background. Talk to everybody about what you were talking about with Nazir Stackhouse. If you guys haven't seen it, there's a video on YouTube, right, where they're interviewing him and he's talking about the Ball King and all that good stuff. Jacob, you take it away, man. Tell us what they're referring to with the Ball King. Yeah, I really wish Amelia would have seen this because I think you would have absolutely loved it. So if you go to the Packers, actual official YouTube page channel, everyone will call it. Look at the Nazir Stackhouse interview. It's about six minutes long. Around the three minute mark, they'll ask him. They were talking about how, first of all, he brings up how the 43, the differential that we talked about, how the Washington Redskins did it, I believe in like 1984. That same year, Mark Murphy had nine nine interceptions which has absolutely helped that be an

insane record that still has not ever been broken so they said that's not just a number we're

actually talking about that we are getting each other so hyped about that number that they want

to make that a reality you know reach for the stars you just might grab one i think michael scott

said that or something like that.

That's the mentality that they have. And it's not just the fact that they actually have like these loftly unrealistic expectations.

And they just say that.

So Wendell, Coach Wendell, who is now considered the ball king, he started off talking about people how they have before they do the coaches meetings he gets on

stage he'll show film of what they didn't practice who'd had good uh reps who had bad reps

then they'll show old school players like peanut tillman um old schools like like charles woods and

guys that absolutely were so good freaks at being able to just to absolutely punch the ball

at the right time right moment they now nazir went so far as to say that they went to the point now where he's got a siren where he'll, you know, sound the alarm anytime there's a turnover. And it's progressed to the point where there's three basically GMs, basically fantasy GMs. They have Quay Walker, Rishon Gary. And I want to say there was another one I can't remember off the top of my head here, but they have all have GMs who they picked Quay was one. Quay was one and Roshan was going to remember with the other one. It's probably X, something like that. Yeah, they have drafted players. So they all have teams competing against each other where they're having like basically fantasy football style scoring where they have everything from deflections, knockouts,

tackles for loss, scoop and scores, all that kind of stuff. And he's like, it makes it more fun

than any other coach I've ever been around. And he talked about it's a game within a game,

but they also said that they understand why they're doing it. It makes them competitive within each

other. But they also are literally honing and sharpening that absolute edge that they're going to take into the games of the fact that, yeah, we took the ball away quite a bit through the air. They were very disappointed in the fact that we didn't get enough punchouts, enough fumble recoveries. I would honestly, if I was a betting man, which I am, I would put some good money down on that they are going to at least be a 20 plus at least differential turnover this year just because they are coaching it into them to a point where it's not just guys talking to a bunch of dudes that aren't listening.

There's guys absolutely every day reiterating the fact that this is going to make our team better. And these guys are so competitive and having so much fun with it, then it's become not a job. It's becoming like, it's like me and you and Clayton, if we were all going to play like mad right now. You know what I mean? Like, and it was for like money, but not just money, but respecting rights and kind of like bragging rights.

And if we could carry that into a tournament where all of us could be more successful,

it just seems like they are, it's the perfect way.

I've never seen a coaching staff ever do this in the history of the Green Bay Packers or honestly any other team

where they have a game within a game within a game, you know.

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