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Welcome back to another episode of the Pack of a Day podcast.

I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. I am once again joined by Sam Monson. He, of course, is the co-host of the PFF NFL podcast and lead NFL analysts for Pro Football Focus. You can follow him on Twitter at PFF underscore Sam. Sam, it's great to be back chatting with you once again.

Unfortunately, on this side of things, not after a Packers victory, but how was your week two in the NFL? Yeah, yeah, it was good. It was another interesting game or another

interesting week of games, some fascinating outcomes from throughout the NFL. So yeah,

fun, fun second week. It really, really was.

I want to actually start out not with the Packers, though, today, because as we're recording

this, some interesting stuff has been going on in Chicago, partly Justin Fields, a lot of

other stuff as well. They're starting left tackles going on injured reserve. Their defensive coordinator is not there at the moment. There's a lot of interesting stuff. But before we get to the sort of breaking news, you also wrote an article this week. It is time to press the panic button on Justin Fields. So we had that first of all. Then we also got the news today that Fields wants to be less robotic,

kind of through his coaches under the bus. So I'll just let you take all of that from there and your thoughts on where Chicago's at

and Justin Fields and the whole thing right now.

Yeah, they're in a pretty bad place, I would say.

About the only good news for them is that they have two of the top four picks in the draft upcoming in the first round, given the way things are currently shaping up.

But yeah, look, Justin Fields looks bad right now.

He looks lost and that's actually a bigger thing.

It's not like he's just poor or he actually looks like he's completely out of control, doesn't really know what's

happening from a passing point of view. The games usually start okay. You know, the first drive

last week was great. He executed the game plan. He was throwing in rhythm. He stayed in the

pocket. He did exactly what he needs to do. And then from that point on, I think it was the very first play of the second drive. He got sacked and then almost from that moment on,

the wheels fell off. And that's been a trend throughout the last year or so of his career is that

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