All right. So now when we move on to, welcome back, guys, on the pod.

What are some, guys?

Matchup comparison. All right, let's take a look at this real quick.

Let me widen that out. There we go. Perfect.

So Texans' offense versus the Packers defense, them, their overall passing efficiency is number eight.

Our overall passing efficiency in defending the past, I should say, is not. So they're saying no advantage. So when it comes to

their passing game against our past defense, they feel like it's a push, both of which

are top 10 in that category, which is wild to think about.

Overall rushing efficiency, the Texans offense are 28th in rushing efficiency.

The Packers' defense at stopping the run is eighth in the league.

So we get a four-star advantage there when it comes to stopping there.

That makes me feel a lot better about going out and trying to stop Joe Mixing them all. You know, we were talking about that's probably going to be one of the keys to their game with Nico Collins being out. And I know they still got Tankdale. I know they still got our boy used to play in Minnesota, Stefan Diggs. Yep. So again, the running game was kind of what may be go, ah, man, we're going to really stop that run.

They're showing we've got a huge advantage there.

Does that surprise you, Tim?

A little bit, considering how we've played against the run historically.

And, I mean, even throughout this year, we've had our struggles.

But you can't, like you said, you can't count out guys like digs.

I mentioned Dalton Schultz earlier as well at the tight end position.

Another target that, you know, especially in those possession type situations, you know,

the third and fives kind of scenario.

C.J. Stroud loves to throw the ball to him.

So this could be a game where, yeah, maybe we do look good against the run.

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