The second half of the season, if Jordan Love can stay healthy, will reveal to us the Green Bay Packers' offensive identity, plus our pal, lily Zhao, on today's show.

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The Green Bay Packers offense is good. In fact, it's really good. Fifth in DVOA this

season. But if it hasn't felt to you like they are playing the way we saw them play last year,

you're not alone. And it's not just in the quality of the play. Maybe we couldn't

have expected them to just play like they did in the second half for a full 17 game season,

especially not with Jordan Love's health problems. But they have changed the way they play

in part because of Jordan Love's health problems.

And I wanna see,

if that's the only reason.

When I asked Jordan Love after the Rams game, why they were not using more under-center

play action and just under-center everything, I asked, is it because of the knee?

He said, well, no, it's game plan specific. We really did that against the Vikings, but this was not

that. Maybe he was being truthful or maybe he was

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