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What's going on, Packers fans? Happy Thursday. Welcome into an all new episode of the Packaday podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. You can find the podcast app Packaday Podcast. Thank you so much for joining me. If you haven't checked out today's earlier episode with Justice Meskeda, cannot recommend that enough. Also, Mark Echle and Jacob Westessendorf on the audio side, have a great episode today,

so make sure you're checking those out as well.

We are presented today by Shriver Horizon, and we're going to get right into our What's on the Horizon.

We've got a flex update for Green Bay.

Packers, Bears, December 7th, Lambeau Field has been moved from a noon central time to a 325 p.m. kickoff.

That's going to be the prime game on Fox in the 325 window.

So this big time rivalry, Packers and Bears, is going to be a premium game on that day.

Again, the big Fox game, 325.

So if you are attending that game or even if you're not just planning on watching at home,

make sure you adjust your schedules accordingly. Again, that's the December 7th game against

the Bears that has been moved to 325 p.m. central time, probably a good thing for Green Bay.

Green Bay hasn't always been super awake for the noon games from time to time. And anytime Green Bay gets some of those big fight field type games, it feels like they're a little bit more up for it. Hopefully that's the case with Chicago. That's going to be a big game coming up in just a couple weeks. All right. Let's jump into our grades right away. We've got nothing else to go over. So we're going to go right into our grades and key takeaways from the film review. From a key takeaway standpoint, I still felt

offensively as I was going through this film that this offense needs to have a greater attention

to detail. I talked earlier this week about the play where you had a deep receiver and an

intermediate receiver

basically covering each other. And, you know, part of it was a receiver that was bumped off

of his route, but it still was not exactly crisp and clean. There's the same play where the

tight end, Josh Riley, who was supposed to block on the play and Emmanuel Wilson who's supposed

to get out in the flat, collide, taking away your flat option,

and taking out the tight end who is supposed to block the free rusher,

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