Watch the 2013 Week 17 game between the Packers and Bears with your good friends from RAE and Acme Packing Company! Just fire up the game on Youtube here, pause at 7 seconds, and wait for Paul's countdown. The guys cover interesting facts about the 2013 "broken collarbone" season, players we never heard of, a truly strange year for the Bears, Andy Mulumba, Alshon's terrible hands, kicking to Devin Hester, KUUUUUUUHHHHHN, and analysis of the biggest plays of the game. There were a lot of them! 

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Intro: Radiation Vibe - Fountains of Wayne

Outtro: All Kinds of Time - Fountains of Wayne

Paul, JR, and Matt discuss the combine, the prospect of empty stadia for awhile, why Paul is not on the Tailgate pod, Paul as an insane nomad, wide receivers, RAS, QBOPS, the quarterbacks of the draft, worthless off-ball linebackers, Austin Hooper, corners, bad Moneyball analogies, Jimmy Graham as Carlos Pena (see), the CBA, and whether the other Packer players actually like Aaron Rodgers, and its impact on labor relations.

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Intro: Middle Distance Runner - Sea Wolf

Outtro: Just Like Heaven - The Cure

JR, Matt, and Paul wrap up a successful season by handing out blame for the loss to San Francisco, discussing why Mike Pettine failed, why they used the same blasted offensive game plan as last time, Richard Sherman being a step slower, Raheem Mostert...not, the long list of Packer free agents, Hunter Henry, questions from religious and elected officials, and a breakdown of exactly why NFL hand size measurements are highly questionable.  Also, angry drunk questions, and measured, sober questions. 

Intro: All Kinds of Time - Fountains of Wayne

Outtro: I am Trying to Break Your Heart - Wilco

JR is back! The gang discusses Davante Adams' elite performance, Aaron Rodgers huckin' it deep, Gutey's incredible season, Tyler Ervin and Jared Veldheer, how Paul basically predicted how the game would go and how every Seattle game is the same, dunking on overconfident analytics types, George Kittle, Yellow Weasel, the most memorable play of the game, cowardly punting, the 49ers, and of course, listener questions.

Paul is also now a more permanent fixture on the MKE Tailgate Podcast, and you can support both pods on our Patreon here. 

Intro: Come Back from San Francisco - Magnetic Fields

Outtro: Piazza New York Catcher - Belle and Sebastian

Paul and Matt discuss why Pete Carroll is a dope and only has a job because of his brilliant quarterback, the Seattle running situation, how Travis Homer is probably better than Beast Mode, how DK Metcalf compares favorably to an all-time great (but wasn't actually that good during the regular season), how Tyler Lockett compares to Doug Baldwin, how Aaron Jones should, as they say, eat, minor league baseball, housekeeping, Paul's increased role on MKE Tailgate, who we prefer between the 49ers and Vikings, and the Snow Globe game. They do not discuss the 2014 NFC Championship game, by popular demand. Though Paul will probably talk about it on the minipod, so gird your loins appropriately.

Intro: Far Behind - Candlebox, the best grunge band.

Outtro: Cover Me - Also, Candlebox. 

Paul and Matt discuss the uninspiring win against the Lions, how to feel about a weird 13-3 season, our preferred and feared playoff opponents, Jaire Alexander's brilliant penalty, Blake Martinez getting a pick 30 yards downfield for some reason, whether this game was just practice to get timing down on bombs with the young receivers, where it ranks with Aaron's all-time worst games, why it maybe wasn't as bad as it looked, and where Davante ranks as a Packer receiver. Also, listener questions. Also, more Breweries should make standard English-style bitters. 

Intro: Every Rose has its Thorn - Poison

Outtro: You Gotta Believe - Parappa the Rapper

Paul, Matt, and JR wish everyone a Happy Holidays as they make fun of the Bears once more, for old time's sake. Paul praises Mike Pettine but after the podcast he looked at their weighted DVOA and regrets it a bit. They discussed the near-debacles at the ends of both halves, the Vikings without Dalvin Cook, Ha Ha Clinton-Dix's throwback game, the utter incompetence of everyone on Special Teams except Tyler Ervin, the Lions retaining all of their failures for another year, David Montgomery getting stuffed by a dime defense all day, and Buster Skrine vs. Davante Adams.

Intro: Prince - Purple and Gold

Outtro: Homestar Runner -  Everybody, Everybody (Decemberween Version)

JR, Matt and Paul discuss the maybe underwhelming performance against Washington, how it was mainly Aaron's fault, and Davante's a little, the change in punting philosophy, Adrian Amos, Aaron Jones continued awesomeness, how JR is younger than Paul, the best win of the season so far, and whether the Bears are to be feared. 

Intro: Return of the Mack - Mark Morrison

Outtro: Chicago - Sufjan Stevens 

JR's back, as the guys discuss the Giants, Danny Dimes' incredible propensity for turnovers, the defense still struggling in the "yards" department, Allen Lazard's breakout, Mason Crosby's amazing season, JK Scott's return to form, Ron Rivera and PJ Fleck's boats sinking, and of course, your questions. Also, Washington is very very bad. 

Intro: Postal Service - The District Sleeps Alone Tonight

Outtro: Hamilton Cast - Right Hand Man

Paul, who is dying of some incredibly terrible cold, and Matt, who is fine, discuss the brutal domination of the 49ers, dumb coaches, Blake Martinez as a huge liability, Aaron not throwing the ball down the BLASTED FIELD, whether it really was Kevin King's fault, Penalties and EPA, why JK Scott is amazingly terrible, having a special teams coach worse than Ron Zook, and Thanksgiving food. Also, how Danny Dimes may leave the Packer game with ten interceptions! Appropriate! 

Intro - New York City, They Might be Giants! (doubly thematic)

Outtro - Gigantic, The Pixies