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Packers head coach Matt LaFleur said the status of kicker Brandon McManus is a "major concern" ahead of Sunday's game against the Bengals, after McManus suffered a quad injury in practice.

McManus, however, says he plans to play Sunday. (So, is that a major positive?) 

Meanwhile, left tackle Rasheed Walker missed Thursday's practice with a quad injury, suddenly leaving his status for Sunday in question, as well. 

Former NFL offensive lineman Mike Wahle joins the show to preview the game, including Bengals pass-rusher Trey Hendrickson, and discuss what it would mean to get the offensive line back to full strength with Aaron Banks and Zach Tom hopefully on track to play,

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The Green Bay Packers got back on the practice field Wednesday to prepare for Joe Flacco and the CIncinnati Bengals on Sunday at Lambeau Field. 

Is it time for the Packers to open up the playbook, and allow Love to "air it out" against the Bengals? At least one person thinks so. 

Plus, we get the scoop on the Bengals from beat reporter Mike Petraglia.

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The Green Bay Packers host the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, fresh off their Bye Week, as a heavy 14.5-point favorite. 

Meanwhile, the Bengals acquired quarterback Joe Flacco from the Cleveland Browns. After a rough stretch for interim starter Jake Browning, it's possible that Flacco could make his second start against the Packers this season. (He started the Week 3 game in Cleveland, which the Browns won.) 

Andy Herman from the Pack-a-Day Podcast & Cameron Ezeir from WFRV joins the show. Oh, and wide receiver Christian Watson returned to practice, opening up his 21-day window to be added to the active roster.

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The Milwaukee Brewers will have our full attention when they open up the NLDS against the rival Chicago Cubs, as the Green Bay Packers have the weekend off. 

Vinny Rottino of FanDuel Sports Network joins the show to break down Brewers-Cubs, and why he believes the Brewers have a good chance at getting to the World Series. 

Former Packers offensive guard Mike Wahle joins the show to discuss the Packers' confusing loss to the Dallas Cowboys, and why he thinks they'll bounce-back quickly.

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The Green Bay Packers inexplicably nearly let the clock run out on themselves Sunday night in Dallas, ultimately ending in a tie with a 2-1-1 record. 

Cam Ezeir of WFRV joins the show to recap the crazy game, and Tyler Dunne of GoLongTD.com tries to make sense of the first four weeks for the Packers and the rest of the NFC North. 

Oh, and Matt LaFleur tried to explain what happened with the end-of-game disaster.

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The Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys tied 40-40 on Sunday Night Football. A tie game. A weird feeling. 

Andy Herman joins the show to talk about a great game for Jordan Love and Romeo Doubs, but a concerning day for the Packers' Defense and yet another ugly showing by the Special Teams. Woof.

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All eyes will be on No. 1 in Green & Gold when the Packers meet the Cowboys on Sunday Night Football. 

But storyline No. 2 may be the offensive line, where the Packers will be without Zach Tom and Anthony Belton, while Aaron Banks is doubtful. And the Cowboys will be without two starters, as well. 

The good news? One team has Micah Parsons. The other team is the Cowboys.

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Micah Parsons is obviously tne No. 1 storyline, as the Green Bay Packers prepare to take on the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football. But if the Packers are going to have a "Get-Right Game" offensively, then the big uglies up front need to be better than they were last week against the Cleveland Browns. Because that was ugly. 

Starting center Elgton Jenkins said, "I've played like shit." 

Former offensive lineman and 11-year NFL veteran Mike Wahle joins the show to diagnose what went wrong last week in Cleveland, and how concerned he is -- or isn't -- moving forward.

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The Dallas Cowboys defense is essentially the exact opposite of the Green Bay Packers defense, through three weeks of the 2025 NFL Season. Perhaps because Micah Parsons is a Packer, and no longer a Cowboy. (Maybe?) 

Cowboys reporter Kyle Youmans joins the show to break down the Dallas perspective on the trade and what's going on in Dallas after a 1-2 start, injuries to the offensive line and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb and a whole lot more. 

Plus, updates on Packers right tackle Zach Tom, who is reportedly unlikely to play in Sunday night's game.

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The Green Bay Packers are turning the page from an ugly loss in Cleveland, as they prepare to hit the road and take on the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football.

Oh, and suddenly the Detroit Lions' bandwagon is full again, after a big win in Baltimore, seemingly causing a lot of folks to forget what happened two weeks ago when the Packers dominated the Lions at Lambeau Field. Funny how that works. 

Cam Ezeir from WFRV joins the show to recap what happened and Cleveland, and more importantly, discuss what lies ahead for the Green & Gold.

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