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Hey, what's up, guys, welcome to good morning Lambo.

My name is Clayton.

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Find me on Twitter at Packers underscore access. You can email us, Packers Total Access, at gmail.com. You can text us 865-6-58-824. Join alongside Tim in Green Bay. Here to talk some Green Bay Packers as we're just, what, a couple short days away from kickoff, right, Tim? well, three days away, I guess you could say. Can't get here soon enough, man. I'm excited to see how these Packers match up against Philadelphia Eagles. Absolutely, man. I've been doing a little Philadelphia Eagle deep dive in here, and it's going to be a hell of a game. I'll tell you that. I don't see a boat race in either direction. I think the Packers are going to come to play. Yeah, I agree, man. I think they're going to, I think you're going to see the best version of the Packers, you know, given the state of the injuries and everything. Just go out there, go down swinging, man, if you go down, right? That's for sure. Shout out to everybody in the chat. We got Chris in in the house we got c j n as a matter of fact

says we need someone to step up amen to that buddy and that's what happened you know the last

super bowl that they won right we talked about that how um you know Kevin green kind of called on

clay Matthews in that game and said hey you, everybody looks at Wood because he's the leader.

Well, he's gone. He ain't coming back. He's gone. Yeah, nobody's stepping up and rallying the

effing truce. It's time. It is time. One of the most infamous moments in NFL history, in my opinion.

I'm a little biased, right? We're Packer fans, but my goodness, I get chills every time I see

that clip. I've never seen anything like it because it was the very next play. Like that,

that conversation happened at the end of the quarter and it was the first play of the fourth

quarter, right? You go out and forces the fumble. Can you think of anyone better to like be a linebacker

coach for Clay Matthews at that point in his career than

Kevin freaking Green? I mean, how blessed were we that he was on the staff? It's amazing.

Yeah, and see, it was very unique for me because like I've told you guys time and time again,

I grew up a Steelers fan, right? Because my brother was a big Steelers fan. And when I was watching the Steelers with him in the 90s, it was Blitzberg. So it's Kevin Green and Greg Lloyd, right? And you had Levon, Kirkland, and Cornell Lake, all the whole gang, right? And as soon as they hired Dom Capers, first person I called was my brother and was like, hey, man, we hired Dom Capers as our D.C. and most fans wouldn't even realize what that meant, right? And I said, yeah, and I said, here's the rumor, too, Kevin Green's going to be our outside linebacker coach. And he was like, no way. I'm like, yeah. And it was Darren Perry, I think, too, came over. There was another defensive back that came over as a defensive backs coach. So many of the players, or other players, I should say, that Dom Capers coach in Pittsburgh back in the 90s came over as his assistance to teach this scheme to the Packers. And you've seen they have one of the best defenses in the league that year. So obviously they were off and running. And man, what a what a fun ride it was. And yeah, you're right, Tim. Kevin Green, it meant so much more to me because it's like, man, this was like, this was the way my brother had a rooting interest in the Packers. It was really, really cool. Right, because all his boys are over in Green Bay now. Yeah. And then, of course, we beat the Steelers to win a Super Bowl.

And he called, never forget me.

He called me the day of the Super Bowl and was like, hey, what's going on?

What's up?

He said, I just want you know I'm pulling for the Packers.

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