Ladies and gentlemen, welcome once again to the Packernet podcast. I am your host and

resident panelist as always Ryan Schlipp. Check us out online packernet.com. Find me on Twitter

Pact underscore datab. Well, boys and girls, there's a lot to like.

There's a lot to not be super thrilled about. But here's a deal. Today, like it or lump it,

whatever the heck that means. Today's victory Monday. And so that's what we're

going to be focused on. We're going to be focused on Victory Monday. As the week goes on,

we can talk about some stuff. We can talk about the fact that pretty much all the fears we had

last week remain. We could talk about the fact that the Rams are

a terrible team and it shouldn't have been that close and that hard. We could talk about how the

defense struggles to tackle or generate pressures of any kind and doesn't seem to have anything going

for it except turnovers. We could talk about Jordan has played three games and none of them have been

particularly wonderful. We can talk about the fact that we still have a lot of drop issues and penalty issues.

We could talk about how we're a second half team again to start the season, just like last year.

Plenty of things can be covered at a later date.

But from where I'm sitting, the Green Bay Packers beat the L.A. Rams 24 to 19, which I believe actually did cover the spread by one point.

So that's fantastic. But once again, Green Bay Packers are down at halftime and after rally in the second half and due.

They were down 16 to 7 in the second half, largely because of an unbelievably awful decision by Jordan

Love, who was unable to identify the pressure, nearly takes a safety, and decides, you know,

it's better than a safety, a pick six, flips the ball to a guy, and that gives up a touchdown.

But with that deficit, Green Bay Packers come out, put up 14 points in the third quarter.

Defense shuts out the Rams.

Actually, there was two turnovers, and the Packers capitalized with two touchdowns off of two turnovers, which is huge, by the way.

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