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Paul, joined by Robert Ziggy Ziegler and Andy Herman to recap some really exciting, but also fairly disappointing.

In Ziggi in his case, very disappointing. Andy, we'll see. I mean, I know how you're feeling,

but we'll hear how you're feeling about that Packer, Cowboy 40-40 tie thriller in just a second.

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week one, I'm starting to come to the realization that week one may wind up being the only

week where we do this show

where we are all happy. That's kind of how it's starting to feel a little bit. So let's start

with the Packers and the Cowboys. And Andy, you know, as the Packer guy here, I will have a lot

questions. But where do you stand right now after a tie?

Are you feeling, have you talked yourself back into the Packers of the Super Bowl contender? Are you kind of just figuring this out? No, I still certainly, I've never wavered. I still think they're a Super Bowl contender. It's a disappointing tie. It's a really fun game. I want to talk to you guys about that in just a moment. I will say, as you mentioned, that week one, maybe the only week we get, I expected with this collaboration that at this point in the season, the Vikings and the Packers had a

combined four wins. I was just expecting it to be four and O Packers in O, 3 and 1 Vikings at this

point. And it's not going exactly as I expected it.

So I'm not surprised that combined we have four wins. It's just how we've gotten there.

That's maybe the more surprising aspect of it. But actually, before I get into disappointment

or whatever, I want to ask you, how was that game from your perspective, just from like, I get, like, that had to have been one of the coolest games to watch without having, I know as a Vikings fan, you always have stake in it of like, you know, Packers losing good. But as like not a Packers fan or a Cowboys fan in that game, that had to have been one of like just the great all-time Sunday night football games. Oh, I thought it was a total blast. I was watching it actually with a cowboy fan who's one of my good friends. And we're watching the game and it's just like both of us are standing up. You know, and I have no affiliation really with what's going on. I'm getting ready to do the post game show. But it was just like, this thing. Yeah, I think you said, Andy, in your reaction, I was listening to, like, let's have this go on forever. It was just two quarterbacks who are red hot, two defenses that couldn't do anything about it, and a lot of excitement. I loved it. I don't know about you, Ziggy. I mean, it's just always weird when a game ends in a tie. It feels like the game is, you know, Paul, you talked about this going on forever. It feels like the game will never end. Like, one of these teams should be winning the football game. I mean, it was an absolute blast to watch. It reminded me of that Rams Chiefs, I think it was Monday night football game a number of years ago. I think that was in 2018.

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