It's the Harris Football Podcast with your host Christopher Harris.

Welcome!

Hey everybody, welcome in.

My name is Chris, and I'm going to say exactly a hundred and one thousand and

four hundred and twenty two words in the show today i've already counted them don't even wait i

can't say that or else i'll wait i said other words all right anyway the count is off hello

there tape worms thank you so much for listening today. I hope you're doing great.

I see you there on the street, having a jog, keep it up, you can do it. I see you at the gym.

I see you driving the kids. I'm so lucky to have you listening and be part of your routine.

Thank you for being here today. Let's get things started. Talking about the Thursday night contest. That was the Packers doing some bad, bad things started talking about the Thursday night contest.

That was the Packers doing some bad, bad things most of the night to the commanders.

Give cousin Josh credit, which of course I will not do later in the show in person.

But the man did text me before the game and said Packers easy.

And I was surprised he said that.

And I was also kind of surprised it happened.

And we're going to talk about all other kinds of takeaways, but maybe we're now one game

into week two. The biggest takeaway might just be that Green Bay's defense is no joke. I still

can't really tell you who the corners are. I guess Kishon Nixon is one of those corners,

supposedly the number one corner. I never thought he was that good. He played okay last night,

but through two games, a group of corners who were, like when I updated the Almanac, my biggest

question about the Packer defense, well, those corners have turned almost invisible,

but in a good way. The rest of that defense is so good. Just two opposing offenses that were

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