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Twitter pack underscore dat. well it's game day i don't know

what more else there is to be said um time to show up time to do that thing i i just i'm gonna start

with this i don't have a clearly laid out format or whatever. I do want to talk about

the Rogers situation because that's hilarious, but just because it's fresh in my head, let's just

start with it. I don't know why my mind immediately just went to these things. I just kind of

thinking through scenarios and everything else. I definitely envision a scenario,

especially with the people on the more far end of

the negative spectrum, in which there's basically nothing the Packers could do that would be

impressive or good. Obviously, if you lose, you're a piece of garbage. If you win barely,

that's beyond embarrassing. But even if you win kind of big,

I mean, if we're talking like 60 to nothing, then okay, you probably get excited about it. But,

you know, if it's a 10 point win or something to that effect, the question of, is this

actually a good team? I think there's a large portion of the fan base that kind of will

refuse to put them in the good column based on the situation with the injuries of the 49ers,

basically no matter what. And I kind of want to just reiterate a few things that I've already said.

First of all, if you're going to play that game, you have to play that game evenly and across the board.

You cannot say we're not as good as the Lions when the Lions have been beating the crap out of

bad teams all year. You can't say that about the Vikings who have been beating up on bad teams

most of the year. There's not a single team that has mostly played good teams.

I mean, look at the Kansas City Chiefs.

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