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With the Packers 30-17 win on Thanksgiving, that gives the Packers a 3 game win streak, with one of the most complete games of the year for the Packers. Our offense was led by a safe Jordan Love, and defensively we stopped the run, + the Packers might have a secret weapon defensively that could completely change our defense moving forward.

Packers blowout the 49ers on Sunday, which was awesome to see the Packers dominate a team that was decimated by injuries like they should. But a tougher test comes on Sunday when the red hot Dolphins come to town on a short week, but have to play in the frigid cold. We break it all down on today's episode.

Packers catch a break big time as the 49ers will most likely be without both of their best players on Sunday, edge rusher Nick Bosa & starting QB Brock Purdy, giving the Packers a good chance to win this game, and take the 49ers out of realistic chance to make the playoffs.

The Packers got lucky and blocked a kick to move to 7-3 in an exciting but disappointing win on Sunday. But after a deeper look this offense was actually quite incredible. But this defense has got to make some changes if we want to compete with the best.

While Preston Smith's time was done in GB, it truly reveals a systemic issue that Brian Gutekunst has failed to address adding quality defensive lineman specifically at edge rusher for years. And this issue at arguably the most important position on your defense, may be a part of the reason the Packers ultimately can't truly compete to win a Super Bowl this season. We finish by previewing the Bears game, which the Packers should truly dominate on Sunday.

The Packers beat themselves on Sunday with costly mistake after another, but to me proved they can play with the best teams in the NFL, like the Lions, if they can just clean up their self-inflicted mistakes. This bye is coming at the perfect time for the Packers, and should help ensure our team is the healthiest and most prepared of any in the NFC North. Then what can we do to upgrade our team after the Lions upgraded theirs by trading for Za'darius Smith?

With the Packers injury list beginning to pile up, is it worth it to put major players back out on the field on Sunday, if it means a chance of reinjury? And while there may be some players who should get healthy and not play on Sunday, this game is still totally winnable. This Lions team has a lot of holes especially on the defensive side of the football that I believe we can exploit, specifically with Malik Willis at QB.

The Packers get the win and move to 6-2 on the season, but at what cost? As many Packers players went down with injury, most notable was Jordan Love who suffered a groin injury. Eric Wilson and Edgerrin Cooper continue to impress and have proven themselves to be the legitimate starters at LB for this team. Our defensive back depth was tested again, and almost lost us this game, and sadly the Packers could have handled this differently. And knowing the point swing, and all the injuries the Packers endured this past sunday, especially to Jordan Love, how should the Packers move forward specifically with the division lead on the line this Sunday vs. the Lions?

Packers start the week by improving on the coaching staff, by hiring former Jets HC and defensive mastermind, Robert Saleh, who will make an incredible addition to our coaching staff. We preview this Jaguars game on Sunday, a game in which I think the Packers can really dominate. And we finish by talking about how with this late trade deadline, there might be some deals worth considering for many reasons.

The Packers literally squeak a win through as new Kicker Brandon McManus makes the game winning FG at the end. We breakdown this game in full, and talk about how if this is the Hafley Defense 2.0, the rest of this year will be very promising for the Packers.