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Okay. This is the Pack a Day podcast. What is up Packers fans and welcome back to another episode, the Packer Report TV.

I am your host and the publisher of that very website, Ross Uggl, and today we are breaking down the Los Angeles Rams offense as Green Bay heads out west to L.A.

To try and get back above 500, the record 2 and 2 after losing at home to Minnesota a week ago.

At the first full practice for Jordan Love in a long time, so Green Bay looking to, like I said, pop above 500 in a very

winnable game. They are favorites. This would be a disappointing one to drop, but a good opportunity

to grow, get a win and kind of move forward. Okay, we start every one of these with the QB. Let's have

the QB discussion. Matthew Stafford. I tell you what, age no age. He's good when he's healthy and right now he's healthy.

Their problem is, unfortunately, none of his primary targets are also healthy. As far as how to defend him,

Green Bay right now is basically has one good game rushing the passer in three that

weren't so great now.

You know, you could argue in two of those three games, they weren't really trying to

rush the passer.

I think there's real questions about the pass rush being last in a pass rush win rate.

Again, if 50% of the games, you're mush rushing, I guess you can be towards the bottom, but it's still like there are other teams playing other mobile quarterbacks.

So I'm not going to buy it as a complete excuse.

I'm going to have concerns with that said right now, Stafford's basically a mobile.

He's not a run threat.

Hasn't really ever been a run threat.

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