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Come broadcast team, not feeling it! Let's go around the world, that's why they lost.

That is the rumping of our challenge. We got it.

Who's now?

Week 18 of the NFL season last year, a thrilling finish. How Detroit got that win? They set

Green Bay home out of the playoffs, must have been a feeling that lasted all off season,

but that was Aaron Rodgers. This is now, it's Jordan Love, and for Detroit, a height machine,

the likes that we've never seen for the Lions, and they backed it up week one with that

win at Cannes. The city both come in two and one with real moments to be proud of, and

the short season so far, Emily Kaplan, around the horn to you. Who do you trust more?

In both of these quarterbacks, Tony, I feel like the thing we talk about most is their

touchdown to interception radio. It kind of reminds me of Brock Party. They don't need

to be spectacular. They just need to manage the ball, and they've both done a really good

job of that. It's hard to tell who both of these teams are because they've been so banged

up, but the two groups that are most hobbled entering this game is a secondary on the Packers

and the offensive line on the Lions. That leads me to believe that the Packers' past rush

is going to be so crucial in this one, and I'm looking at Rashon Gary. Remember, he

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