For those of you listening on the pod,

welcome into hour two. Let's get into it. So I'm kind of excited about that. I'll probably get interrupted here in a second. Mandy's getting ready to leave. So if you guys bear with the, I'm trying to think of the right way to say this. I've about said unprofessionalism. We know that's not the word, but close enough. So we'll have to pause here for just a second. So let's talk about this. I want to

hit this comment here, Tim. So Turk McGirt says, Gary Forst Turnovers each of the last three weeks.

Radio morons like blank and blank. I think everybody knows who he's talking about right there.

As there's people that still continue to parrot this line that Gary is somehow

a bad football player.

We've shown it for the last however many years, man.

Leads the team in run stops.

You know, let it last year.

He was ranked 80th overall by his peers amongst all other NFL who are you

going to whose opinion do you value more and it's funny how they never mentioned that either let me just

get there off screen there they never mentioned that either that it's it's like okay we we can't

mention that the people that line up against rashon gary think he's the 80th best player in the league. He's a top 100 player, right? So let's don't know, no, no, no, no. I'll mention that. Let's just, let's try to paint this negative picture that Sean Gary is bad at football. It has nothing to do with whether Rashon Gary is going to be a Green Bay Packer long term or not. Contract is what it is. that's going to kind of come to ahead next year and you've got to make a decision. He's got to make a decision.

Do I want to stay in Green Bay? Packers got to make a decision. Do we just cut him out rider? Or we try to negotiate something, give some guaranteed money and keep him here. All that's going to be something that has to be a conversation that has to be had, right? But like Tert says says here, Gabe said Mika was taking a shot at Risham and Mika said 10 SAC was the standard.

Every week, no matter how positive the storyline is in Green Bay, it will always get painted

towards, okay, let me give you an example.

And this is kind of the topic we're going to talk about.

It goes hand in hand with what we're talking about right here, the snap count.

Last week, the media immediately started going to, oh, Rashon Gary, he had, what was it, 30 some snaps or whatever, right?

Now, we pointed out, if you go back the last three games, he's in the same range he's always in. right? Now, we pointed out, you go back to last three games,

he's in the same range he's always in. Right. Now, when you see that, and this is me three games ago, I was talking about, you know, listen to Rashon Gary, there's, there's a conversation that has to be had in the offseason, right? It's going to come down to dollars and cents. It's a business. But when we turn on the tape against the Giants, we noticed, oh, that's what they're doing

with Inigbari. They're continuing what Jeff Haffley started last year with the 55 drop. What I mean by that is a fire zone blitz. They'll have 55 lined up either in the Cheetah spot, which is playing three tech and a three-pass rush, one defensive tackle set, or he'll just be playing a four-hour three-tech set or he'll just be playing a four hour

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