Olin Krutz

So it'll be a big test for our defense, a big test for our team, really just going there and trying to come away with a victory.

But what he's doing is pretty special, and especially the late-game stuff and his ability to make plays off schedule is second to none in the league right now, if you ask me.

This is such a stark contrast to the –

to the things we heard leading up to the game last week.

And on the one hand, I'm like, oh, that's so respectful.

On the other hand, it's, man, I want a little more.

I need a little more grit to my talk leading up to a game.

Also, Matthew Stafford at 37 years is a whole adult.

He is two years away from his head coach's age.

They are the adults in the proverbial room.

I know guys on that team, like the young guys, the rookie second-year players, they're looking at him like, oh, this old dude, he's definitely Unk, if not Gramps.

So, like, he's just going to sound much more mature than anything we heard coming out of the Packers locker room in general.

But also, he shared the stage, if you will, with Caleb Williams because they both played in the highest profile positions in a city, football related.

One was the quarterback at USC, winning Heisman.

The other one on a Rams team that's already gotten a Super Bowl.

I think, honestly, I think the Bears would be the number one seed in the NFC.

Because you're not going to go through this.

Oh, with the Lions.

They may have won the Super Bowl.

That's how good Matthew Stafford is.