Ladies and gentlemen, welcome once again to the Packernet podcast.

I am your host and resident panelist, as always Ryan Schlipp.

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news that I wanted to talk about. And then the big thing, change of plans, thanks to Packernet

After Dark, that I want to do today is go through, I'm going to go through all the past plays.

There's only 30 of them. I say only, but you know, you figure that's 30 minutes if we can cover each one in a minute, which I know I won't be able to, but whatever. In my mind, it'll go fast, so don't worry about it. But I figure why not just go through all of them? Part of the complication is if we just go through ones where there's pressure, you might not get the full picture based on, you know, what they consider a pressure or what are just we'll just go through ones where there's pressure you might not get the full picture based on you know what they consider a pressure or what are just we'll just go

through all of them that'll give us a better idea of the larger question which for

me is there's there's sort of a three-way question in my mind between the failures was Was it the offensive line? Which we know the

answer is yes, but how much? 100%, 90%, 70%, whatever. Matt Lafleur or Jordan Love. And it's very

simple, I say simple, but relatively simple to decipher when it's each one.

If the quarterback has no time, it's the offensive line.

If the quarterback has no time and nobody's open, then it's the offensive line and Matt Lafleur.

If the quarterback doesn't have time and there were options, but Jordan was looking downfield or whatever else,

then Matt Lefleur is exonerated. Jordan, we got to start to think about you got to get the ball out of your hand, et cetera, et cetera.

There's also some plays where he wasn't under pressure, which the same thing would apply.

But that's kind of the goal, because there's a lot of, you know, blaming Matt

Lefleur. And I haven't looked yet. So it's entirely, I think there's a good reason to believe that

that's part of it. You know, when we started off the game, there's a lot of the quick pass stuff.

Then that seemed to go away. And then at the end, it seemed to come back. Maybe that's a Jordan thing. Maybe that was a play-calling thing. I don't know. But I at least want to be able to answer that question for myself. I'll tell you as we go through what I'm seeing, you can choose to believe it, go do it yourself, whatever it is you want to do. But I'll try to be on an audio podcast as descriptive

as I possibly can to be able to paint as good of a picture as I can. First of all, the little

bit of news that is going on around, well, let's just say around Green Bay. Some of the other

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