Chris and Dave roar into the Packers’ matchup against a Johnson-less Detroit outfit, with Micah Parsons making a dominant debut that shaped the flow of what turned out to be a one-sided game. The fellas weigh in on Jordan Love’s performance—“adequate” might be a fair description—and debate what that means going forward. As always, they roll out the Ha Ha Clinton Dix Picks for gambling degenerates jonesing for their weekly fix. Our boys layout the plans for a Thursday meetup prior to the Washington game…and then, as usual, the show veers into the familiar blend of nonsense and side tangents that longtime listeners have come to expect under threat of litigation.
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