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Welcome back, everybody, to the Sunday edition of the Pack-A-N-Day podcast.

I'm Mark Echko.

I'm joined by Gage Bridgford, and we're getting ready for Sunday night football between the border war of the Green Bay Packers and the Minnesota Vikings, a game

that by the time the Packers take the field tonight, Gage,

they may know, depending what happens with the Cowboys and Cardinals, that if they win, they wrap up the number one seat in the NFC.

So, interesting day of football ahead of us and capped off by the Packers taking on the Vikings tonight.

A little bit of a revenge game as well for the Packers since the Vikings beat them earlier

this year in Minnesota.

Yeah, I was on the Wednesday edition of the pot earlier this week with Sarah, and we were

kind of looking ahead at this game and kind of discussing some different things.

One of the listener questions we got was, does Green Bay clinch the number one seed this week, or do they shoot themselves in the foot? And at the time, my reply was, I mean, Green Bay, the only way they can clinch the number one seed without multiple teams, without them tying and multiple teams losing is if they win and Dallas loses, which that's possible, but at the same time, Arizona's been

in a bit of a tailspin lately, so I'm not counting on that. And then, like, Green Bay controls their

destiny. Them, they and the chiefs are the only two teams in either conference that 100%

controlled their seating destiny. Win out, you get the one seat. And Green Bay, when I recorded on

Tuesday, was a round a minus 280 favorite,

favored by about six and a half to seven, depending on what sports book you were looking at.

And then yesterday morning, we got the news that Kirk Cousins had tested positive for COVID-19 was symptomatic and was out for tonight's game.

And then now Green Bay is a minus 725 favorite, depending on what

sports book you're looking at. They're now favored by 12 and a half to 13. The total also dropped

from, it opened at 47 and a half, bounced up to 48 and a half very briefly, and then has now

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