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Packers Blitz Episode #113 Packers Survive the Giants, Bears Keep Pretending, and Vikings Preview
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In Episode #113, John and Andy return with one of the most fiery, rant-filled, and brutally honest breakdowns of the Packers' season so far. From the flexed Bears game, to the roller-coaster win over the New York Giants, to the upcoming NFC North showdown with Minnesota, the guys dig into everything—stats, drops, defense, coaching, and why the Bears’ 7-3 record is nothing but smoke and mirrors.
This episode includes:
A legendary anti-Bears rant
A frustrated breakdown of the Packers’ clichés
Major concerns about Rashan Gary and the “root canal” offense
Why Malik Willis should be used more
Why do the Giants always play Green Bay tough
Full game analysis: Packers 27 – Giants 20
Players of the game
Updated NFC North standings
Preview and predictions for Packers vs. Vikings
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Packers vs. Bears (Week 14) flexed to a 3:25 PM start.
Why suddenly every Bears fan is wearing blue and orange again?
Bears fans “coming out of hibernation” now that Chicago is winning.
Andy calls out the endless post-game clichés (“It’s the NFL,” “Found a way,” “Whatever it took”).
John longs for the days of coaches who actually ranted (Ditka, Dennis Green, Belichick mumbling).
Packers escape with a 27–20 win.
Offense drops seven passes, defense drops four potential interceptions—eleven total missed plays.
Malik Willis shows promise with a TD strike and a key run.
Packers give up way too many chunk plays to backup receivers.
Defense allows the Giants to convert 75% on 4th down.
Missed kicks continue to haunt the team (league-leading 9 missed kicks).
4 catches, 46 yards, 2 TDs
Clutch contested catch to give Green Bay the lead.
48.8 yards per punt
Consistently flipped field position in brutal wind.
11 tackles
Stepped up huge after Quay Walker left the game.
Chicago Bears: 7–3 (fake good? “Smoke & mirrors”)
Green Bay Packers: 6–3-1
Detroit Lions: 6–4 (“Reality check against the Eagles”)
Minnesota Vikings: 4–6
QB JJ McCarthy is struggling with health + accuracy (52.9% completions).
Justin Jefferson is frustrated with the lack of targets and production.
Vikings' defense is blitz-heavy and unpredictable.
Andy: Packers 24 – Vikings 16
John: Packers 23 – Vikings 17
Both expect a stressful, close game… of course.
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