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It is playoff time.

The Green Bay Packers will head to Chicago to take on the Chicago Bears this Saturday night on Checks notes, Amazon Prime.

I am half of your Thursday crew.

Jason Perron, as always, I'm over on X slash Twitter. And with me, as always, of Packer Report, is Mark Echle. Mark, did you make sure to renew your Amazon Prime subscription? Oh, I'm a big, I didn't have to. I'm a big, I have the, I have the fire stick. I don't know what my wife would do without being a member of Amazon Prime because I got, you know, we get more

stuff from Amazon Prime delivered here than we get than regular mail. So I don't have to worry

about being a member of Amazon Prime. So you're locked and loaded and you'll be ready to go on Saturday

night. So we were chatting during the Sunday games. And I didn think they'd get that game, but I'm going to. Well, talk us through this because, you know, you've got, like I said, you know, a lot of history and our listeners like hearing about it. So you've, you got pretty good at trying to predict like when playoff games were going to take place in the past,

like which ones were going to be on Saturday or Sunday.

So how is that changed now or evolved now?

Because you were surprised that they gave the Packers a Saturday night.

Yeah, I was a little surprised.

Well, it used to be way back when it was just there was no Amazon Prime or, you know,

or Netflix or Peacock or it was Fox and NBC or CBS, I guess, right?

You could kind of figure it out a little bit.

I got to know some people at Fox because I used to do, I used to do where I used to do pregame and post game shows for the local Fox affiliate.

So I got to know some of the people there.

And they gave me like a little hint like, look for this, look for that. It was like, you know, West Coast team, you know, they're not going to let the days. You don't want a West Coast team playing, even if they're on the road, they still would rather not let them play the one. And it used to be back in the day, too, there were no night. It wasn't a lot of night games. It wasn't, and there was like one night game. Now there's three night games, right, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.

So it was just a little easy,

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