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where the Christmas lights are already going up across the city.

It's Wednesday, November 16th.

I'm Jamie Erdog.

It's Kyle Brandt.

Peter Stregor.

Jason McCordy. Guys, quickly, and I want to hear about this on social media, so you don't put your decorations up right now? When did they go up? Before Thanksgiving? I guess that's your standard. That's fine. After Thanksgiving. Okay. I still got Halloween candy a little bit. No, my. Yeah. What are you talking about? So good.

In October, we do like skeletons and scarecrows in November. We got the horn of plenty and we have the turkey and then in December we do the Christmas stuff. Yeah. We celebrate everything. Oh for three, Jamie. That's fine. We're going with a bunch of scrooge's here. Time for the lead block. Here we go. We're going to start in Green Bay, where the Packers snapped a five-game losing streak on Sunday after being down 14 in the fourth quarter. That's just an old-fashioned

comeback against the Cowboys. Aaron Rogers was in charge of that one, and he got a much-needed

win in overtime. Roger spoke about what that game, that win, that comeback meant to him and his

team yesterday.

For us, it's just a confidence builder, you know, that we're not out of this thing. This thing is not over. We're not scheduling our offseason plans yet. We're still in this thing. Anybody can beat anybody. Saw last night, the commanders beat the Eagles in Philly. You know, we've got a short week now against another good opponent. We got it at home, the national TV, prime time.

Got a great opportunity to take another step in the right direction. The NFC pretty wide open, I'd say. We just got to get ourselves back in the conversation. Yeah, he mentioned it short week. Another big test for Green Bay tomorrow night when they host the six and three Titans on Prime Video, and you can see that game on NFL Plus. So with that win against the Cowboys, it was huge, it was massive, it was very formative for them to turn the page. The Packers may have saved their season for the time being. What does it look like, though, feel like for Aaron Rogers and the Packers, are they about to make a run? It's a good question. Are they? It's very intriguing. It's very difficult to talk about because so many things in so many different directions.

And not the smallest of which is always Aaron Rogers always appreciates its history.

And we appreciate our history here too.

Yeah.

Packers are four and six.

Crappy record finally broke the losing streak.

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