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What's going on, Packers fans? Happy Victory Sunday. Welcome in to the live post game show here on the Packet Day podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. Great to be back chatting with you guys, especially after a win. That was an interesting one. A fairly nondescript victory. I was kind of chatting with paul bretel and jacob wessandorf who

sit beside me in the press box and you know we're kind of going over key takeaways emmanuel wilson

looked really good in that game j j mccarthy was god awful micha parsons had a really fun game

daniel wailen was amazing awesome heads-up play by zane anderson on special. I thought that was arguably the best special teams performance we saw in a long time,

outside of maybe the opening kickoff that went into the end zone, which you may have given

them the three points, quite frankly, if that is held down to like the 25, they're in

punting formation rather than field goal formation on that

fourth down. And then the Romeo Dobbs play where he catches it and he's got all the space

in front of them and holds it and then runs in the exact wrong direction. Outside of those two things,

though, I thought this was about as good of a special team's performance as you could possibly

have.

So I thought that was a key takeaway.

Maybe not the most fun slash aesthetically pleasing, you know, game in the world.

But what I'll say is a dominant performance by Green Bay, 23 to 6, a 17 point victory.

If you're not willing to give the style points and the easy victory on that one,

I don't know what to tell you.

Matt talked about in the post game presser.

I kind of tweeted it out beforehand too.

Guys, once they got to like, especially 17 points, once it was 17 to 6, the game was over. There was no way J.J. McCarthy was doing anything.

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