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Packers Vikings doesn't exactly have the feel of a regular season game. Doesn't have the feel of a Packers Vikings rivalry game. It's just basically an exhibition game. I'm going to tell you I'm probably more excited for this pregame show today than I am maybe the actual game itself because there's actually some fun stuff I'm excited to talk about as far as roster dynamics, who's going to play in this game, who should and shouldn't play in this game, as well as some things to actually keep an eye on because we know the score in this one, the result doesn't matter at all. Injuries are what matter. And more importantly, not more importantly, I guess the most important thing is injuries, but also just kind of keeping an eye on some young players who are going to get an opportunity for the first time. So I'm actually excited to kind of break down some things that you'll want to keep an eye on and what, again, basically amounts to an exhibition game for Green Bay and Minnesota. Before we jump into everything, shout out to Alex for becoming a brand new packet a podcast YouTube member. Appreciate you a ton of Alex. If you haven't checked out memberships yet, make sure to do so. Should have a great pregame next week or at least preview next week with Aaron Nagler for members only. Ross Uglam stuff from time to time as well as members only Q&A. So check those out when you have a chance. Also make sure to like, subscribe, comments, and give those five-star views. It helps the channel a tonne. So be a buddy and do

those things when you have a chance. On Saturday, Seahawks did in fact clinch the one seed over

San Francisco. A pretty improbable just sort of results for Seattle on the season. I don't think

many people had them on the top of

their list for number one overall seat in the NFC. Their defense is beyond legit. And seeing

San Fran go through now a really crappy Bears defense and then go against Seattle. It was just

what a night and day difference. That defense is legit, and Sam Darnold has done a really nice job in, you know, he resurrected his career in Minnesota and then sort of had the same Sam, Sam Darnold end of the year that you would kind of expect and then sort of re-resorrected it again now in Seattle. He's had a phenomenal season. He deserves a ton of credit. And yeah, they're a really tough team.

And now we know that Green Bay, if they beat either Chicago or Philly in the wildcard round,

would go for sure to Seattle in the divisional round and try to exercise some demons from what's

happened in Seattle in the past.

And like I said, that's a very

difficult defense to play against. But that would be their path in a very tough place to play in

Seattle as well against Seahawks clinch that number one overall seed. Meanwhile, the Bucks beat the

Panthers. Not a ton that's decided there, not a ton that affects the Packers either. The odds

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