Chuck Todd
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first heard Mar 2025
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It's funny as we record this in twenty twenty six, near the start of the NFL season, the the the Chicago Bears just had
You know, the first six touchdown rushing game in an opener since it evoked like the Rock Island Independence, which I said sounds more like a newspaper name than the name of a football team.
Possibly like all these teams were mentioned as like the last time a team scored six touchdowns in the opening.
Of course, the forward pass wasn't really a part of the game, but it was just a completely different sport back then.
So back then, Green Bay it fits
Right in.
With these types of towns and the size of these towns, right?
You're not talking about New York and LA.
Well, where else are you gonna find football players too?
But basically, you know, back then football was just something you did after work and you and it was being played by guys who you know, young men who were working in a factory or working and so I think that it it's clear that was another sort of how this, you know, these a package.
company decided, hey, let's let's have a football game after work or or something like that.
It is funny if you look backward and think, how did Green Bay ever get an NFL franchise?
Well, it's not quite the right question in nineteen twenty.
There are NFL teams in places that are actually smaller than Green Bay.
Green Bay was actually a port city right there on the Great Lakes, right?
I think the better question, of course, is.
Why did Green Bay end up being the one that survived, right?
Not Duluth, not Rock Island, you know, not Pottsville, but Green Bay.
How did that happen, Jay?
And that's what we'll tell the story of.
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