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Okay. This is the Pack-a-Day podcast. Welcome in to Behind Enemy Lines, a collaboration between the Paul Farrington Show and the Pack-A-Day podcast.

Paul joined by Robert Ziggy Ziegler up at Harvard University and Andy Herman,

recovering from the Monday night football game between the Packers and Eagles

last night.

Andy logged on today and Ziggy without even saying hello first, just says, you guys

lose to the Giants, this show might be over.

And Andy's like, yeah, might be over already.

So Andy, how are you doing, you know, the hangover, the morning after?

Splendid. I am swell, splendid, spectacular, all of the above, except the exact opposite

for the most part. Very frustrating Monday night football game. I realized, too, this is the first

time we had week four where you guys lost and the Packers tied is the first time we've done

this where both teams are on the losing end of things.

So I guess misery loves company.

We get to spend some time in each other's company and Wallow and the fact that Detroit

and Chicago are one and two in the division.

And we are, you know, buddies at the bottom of the NFC North. So yay, yay us. How does it happen? How does it happen so quickly, guys? Like a second ago, we're beating the lions and we're feeling great, you know, go back a couple seconds before that. And you guys have that fourth quarter in Pittsburgh. And I mean, it turns quickly.

It turns quickly in football.

And at least, yeah, we could have this sort of, I guess it'll turn into probably a therapy session for us.

That's how our instant reactions normally go to Viking games, Andy.

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