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On this week’s episode of Reporting as Eligible, Paul, JR, ad Tyler discuss the Packer victory over Seattle, the dominance of the offensive line and Josh Jacobs, the return of Romeo, the sustainability of the pass rush, and of course, the ascendant Edgerrin Cooper. 

The guys also take on Matt’s fourth down folly’s, issues with challenges, and end of half nonsense, but it’s mostly positive! The defense is eighth in DVOA after all, and the offense never really allowed things to get close. Christian Watson is tiptoeing the sidelines! Tucker Kraft is catching YOLO balls! And of course, we’re answering your questions.

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On a brand new Reporting as Eligible, Paul and Matt review the game against the Lions and try to figure out if the Packers are real contenders, or not quite there yet. They touch on the extremely poor offensive line play, the constant in-breakers against the Packer defense, the fourth down disparity between the two teams, and yes, of course, the officiating. 

With the Packers locked into a wild card, they also discuss what the rest of the season will look like, the disappearance of Jayden Reed, a bit about the Seahawks, and of course, listener questions!

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"Stones in his pants, rocks in his head." Put that quote on Dam Campbell's tombstone.

Campbell and his Detroit Lions went 4-for-5 on fourth downs on Thursday night, with two shockingly aggressive attempts in the fourth quarter. But the last one paid off as the Lions beat the Packers 34-31. Evan "Tex" Western breaks down the game, looking at how Detroit converted 11 of their 15 late-down chances and the Packers' defense squandered an efficient performance by Jordan Love and the offense, which put up 31 points on just 45 plays.

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