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This is the Pack a Day podcast.

Welcome into Behind Enemy Lines, a collaboration between the Paul Farrington show and the Packaday podcast.

Paul joined by Robert Ziggy Ziegler and Andy Herman of the Packaday podcast.

To react to a little bit of Week 17 from the NFC North, look ahead here.

The playoffs are right around the corner, Green Bay, Andy, your Packers, locked into the seventh seed.

I was texting Andy a couple days ago, and I just said, it's funny.

The Packers haven't won in, in what, like a month now?

And somehow they are clinching playoff berths.

So fortunate for Green Bay to, you know, to be able to be in the playoffs here.

I don't know how exactly you're feeling right now as a Packer fan,

given that it's been three straight losses.

But congratulations, I guess, on clinching this week.

Well, thank you for that.

And credit where credits do, Packers fans, oh, Vikings fans, a debt of gratitude. You guys coming through Clutch with

the perfect trifecta of knocking the lions out of the playoffs, helping the Packers clinch

a playoff berth, which, by the way, if you don't do that, is now looking like really ridiculously

dangerous going into this final week. Oh, yeah. Thank you for that. And also, you know, kind of ruining your own draft position. So, you know, we really kind of took care of business on all three ends. So we appreciate that greatly. At least one of the two teams between the Vikings and the Packers are trying to help the Packers. It just so happens to be it's Minnesota that's doing a better job of it. So I appreciate that. But yeah, other than that, everything's been just a craptastic whirlwind of stuff that's going on in Green Bay. And had it not been for Aaron Rogers and the Minnesota Vikings back to back weeks beating the Detroit Lions, we'd be in a very different position with a very different conversation right now. Leave it to the Vikings to hurt themselves while helping the Packers. Like, you know, we're the only team that helps their enemy like that. I guess behind enemy lines, more like on enemy fronts with the Green Bay here. Ziggy, how's everything going for you? You're still out in California? You know, it'll be nice if there was some meaningful football for me to watch, but it's nice. You know, it's the holidays. I get to focus on the family a little bit. You know, I'm reading stuff from these Vikings beat reporters. Like the Vikings are playing on Christmas. So I have to just leave my family and watch the Vikings suffer and feel miserable the whole day. It's like, I don't have to do that. Vikings are out. I can watch the replays and feel bad about it for a shorter length of time. They usually do watching the Vikings. So things are going great out here. I woke up on, I think it was the Tuesday before Christmas. And someone had been talking about the Viking game. I think maybe my aunt or my uncle, who I saw was like, oh, aren't the Vikings playing Christmas?

And we all do Christmas at my house. It's like, are we going to have the game on? I was like, eh, it'll be on. But I don't know who really is going to be watching it in the Farrington House during the day. And then I really- You could have seen the Minnesota Vikings set a record for fewest net passing yards in a win in NFL history since the invention of the forward pass.

It's just horrible. And then I realized... You could have seen the Minnesota Vikings set a record for fewest net passing yards in a win in NFL history since the invention of the forward pass.

It's just horrible.

Like, I realize I haven't had a football game that I really looked forward to since, like,

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