Welcome to the Recap podcast.

My name is PacRain and in just a few moments I'm going to be joined by everyone from the

NBC Sports Edge team who covered the games for us this Sunday.

We're going to be going through a shootout that wasn't some games that we thought might

be low scoring and turned into shootouts, some unexpected blowouts, kind of a wild

week on a short slate of games and let's get to them.

The Packers defeated the Washington football team 24 to 10 with Rogers throwing for multiple

touchdown passes in a sixth straight game and the Packers now winning their sixth straight

game.

I'm actually going to start with Washington side of the ball because it was them that

screwed this one up, not the Packers because the Packers did not make any mistakes today.

Whereas the Washington football team, some yards left on the field between Heineke, although

he did connect with McLaren often, seven catches on McLaren's team high 12 targets including

50 yards in a touchdown on the opening drive, a couple amazing catches on his two receptions

on that opening drive too.

But overall, lots of times sailing the ball over McLaren's head and just the reason why

people have been upset in the organization has been circling the wheels, trying to figure

out, well, do we go with Kyle Allen or not moving forward was shown in this game.

Someone who is now in Heineke basically just flailing, trying to make plays as defenses

continue getting more and more film on him.

A couple of screwed situations admittedly for Washington though and Taylor Heineke supposedly

giving himself up is what the refs called on a fourth and one run that otherwise would

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