How do you keep the momentum going after a huge week one win?

Well, you play three days later against another NFC contender.

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It would be easy to let down after a week one game with all of the emotion that the Packers

experienced on Sunday.

Michael Parsons in his first game, all the adrenaline and fanfare that comes with that.

And then having the pressure internal and external of playing the Detroit Lions in week

one with all of the questions that they had to answer about beating the best teams, about beating

divisional opponents, there had to have been a certain amount of catharsis.

And if they were playing the Browns this week, you might wonder, you might go,

there is let down potential here.

Instead, they play three days later on national television, at home, prime time against another

team you are battling in the conference for playoff positioning,

for seating, and for narrative space.

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