All right. Welcome to our two. Tim, let's jump into Twitter. Some of this stuff, we're just going to browse over real quick because we kind of hit on it since Jim brought up the past rush and other people in the chat were bringing up the defense. Let's check on the poll question real quick. I'll read it off to you guys. As far as top needs on YouTube, 59% corner, 24% defensive tackle, 9% linebacker, 7% edge.

So it's corner, then detackle, and it's not even close.

Corners running away with it, cornerback.

On Twitter, let me refresh this.

The Twitter poll question is 66% cornerback, 15% edge, 12% linebacker, 5% defensive tackle is how that sits.

So I appreciate everybody voting.

I think that the lead is extended to a point where they're not going to come back, right?

It's that the defense attack is not going to come back and beat corner.

So the fans have spoken, they think that cornerback is definitely the top knee going into this off season. And people are going to Clayton, why are you doing the season ain't over? Because we forget how we felt going into the last quarter of the season. It's usually the last game that you think about, right? that you go, oh, crap, we need this.

So it's important as you're coming you think about, right, that you go, oh, crap, we need this.

So it's important as you're coming down the stretch. Here is what we thought, hey, this is really

where we have a big need. And I think everyone would agree if Jair hadn't been hurt most of the

year, then we probably wouldn't even have cornerback listed there, right, as the top need. It would probably be, because he's grading out, like, as the 11th best corner in the game, I think is passer rating when targeted. He's somewhere around 22, so he's a legit starting corner. You probably wouldn't be thinking about it as much. So it is important to kind of see where we were at going in the last four games of the year. Now, NBC Sports tweeted this out.

Packers have come out on top against the Seahawks in recent meetings.

More of the same on Sunday night, question mark.

So going back to 2016, the Packers defeated the Seahawks 30 to 18.

Then in 2017, the Packers defeat the Seahawks 17 to 9.

In 2018, the Seahawks won that game.

27 to 24, that was in Seattle.

We always struggle in Seattle, seems like, as an organization.

Then in 2020, the Packers won that matchup at Lambeau Field 28 to 23.

And then in 2021, they beat the Seahawks 17 to nothing. I was actually at that game. That was a fun game to watch in person for sure. I want to say that was Monday night football, I believe. I'm not correctness. All right. So just wanted to kind of give you guys a recent history there. It's been since, what is it, like since 2008, I think, 10, since we've won in Seattle. So Packers got a chance to kind of put that to bed, right? We need to get it done. Yeah, they're good. Be looking like that after the game. Exactly. Pampered. Nick McSwain said, I haven't won in Seattle since 2008, so he did confirm that. There you go. All right. Fred McFarlay said Jeyer was active November 17th against the Bears, but couldn't finish the game. That's when we realize, okay, it's worse than we thought there. So if it was a great, great example, right? you can't i don't want to hear the the whole, oh, he's not trying to play or he's, he doesn't want to, that's BS. Jaws trying to be on the field and he's having setbacks. And November 17th versus the Bears, if that's when he truly tore the PCL, right, then that's week 11. It's only been three weeks since that.

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