In a frustratingly disappointing season finale, the Packers drop one in the final seconds to arch-rivals Chicago, giving them their Super Bowl. However, the Packers are able to begin their own campaign for a real Super Bowl on Sunday, as they travel to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles in a wild-card matchup that sees Green Bay and Co. as underdogs. Now without WR Christian Watson, do the Packers have what it takes to pull off the upset? Tune in to Cheesehead Radio and listen in as the gang tells you what the Packers need to do to win this weekend.

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Chris and Dave conclude that the Packers played as dumb as Jordan's Love's hand was numb. The guys lament the Packers' narrow 24-22 defeat to the Bears, their first loss to Chicago since 2018. They scrutinize the coaching decisions, particularly questioning Coach LaFleur's "dumb" use of timeouts, which contributed to the loss. The boys also touch on Love's performance, with his "numb" hand perhaps being a metaphor for his recent play. Additionally, the episode critiques the team's defensive strategy, especially the poor decision to rush three on the critical late play that put the Bears in position to win as time expired. With the playoffs looming and a match-up against the Eagles next, the fellas are salty, expressing concern over the Packers fate in Philly this Sunday.

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Posting its first show in 2005, Packers Therapy is the longest-running Packers podcast on the Internet. Hosts Chris and Dave began the show as a way of capturing the spirited chats the two co-workers had about the team around the office. The two have no pretense about being experts: they are just two opinionated shareholders who love the team, follow it closely, but don’t always see the Packers fortunes eye to eye.

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Chris Lempesis is back with another episode of his Tuesday night show, where he answers all the questions and comments from listeners he couldn't get to on Sunday night. Since this is his 200th show, he begins by explaining how the podcast came to be in the first place before moving on to the questions and comments. Topics include: A look at the Wild Card matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles, some options for Green Bay at wide receiver this offseason, the Packers fan police and Rich Bisaccia's future in Titletown.

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