Rob from Aiken, SC
I've noticed as I age, I'm 55, that my short-term memory gets worse and worse. I'll forget something from the day before and my wife will look at me and incredulously say, "We JUST talked about this, how could you have forgotten already?" My standard answer is "because in 1978 Terdell Middleton rushed for 1,116 yards." Who else has this condition and what is your go-to stat?
.331 – Robin Yount's batting average in his first MVP year, 1982.
Michael from Winchester, VA
Mike, I saw in the chat that you prefer the Manning brothers without any guests, not that the guests aren't good, but because you enjoy the banter and football comments of the brothers. So, maybe one guest they really should have would be Cooper. I understand his humor is as dry as theirs, and I enjoy his Uber Eats TV spot. What do you think? The more Mannings, the merrier?
Cooper for a quarter would be good, and he could be in charge of scoring the barbs Peyton and Eli lob at one another.
Lou from Edmonton, Alberta
Mr. Christl's books are a fantastic read, kudos. In Volume 1 he describes using the telegraph to provide play-by-play updates to fans in Green Bay for away games in the 1920s, pre-radio broadcasts. Is your in-game live blog a happy coincidence or a purposeful update from telegraph to blogging?
I hadn't thought of it like that, but it makes you wonder how people will consume the games and stay connected to them remotely 100 years from now.
Steven from Silver Spring, MD
Playing against Justin Fields at QB will again highlight (hopefully) how our edge group has been able to create pressure while maintaining gap discipline. I think that in addition to De'Vondre Campbell and Eric Stokes, this phase of our defense's game is what is making this year's defense different than prior iterations.
I go back to what I said in late October – one of the best things to happen to the Packers' defense was letting Washington QB Taylor Heinicke run all over Lambeau Field on them. It was the reminder they needed to contain mobile QBs, and the ensuing responses against Kyler Murray, Patrick Mahomes and Russell Wilson have shown this defense at its best. Now it's Fields again, followed by (as Darryl from Glen Carbon, IL, pointed out) Lamar Jackson in Baltimore, worthwhile prep for yet another challenge in that realm.
Bryce from Kenosha, WI
Reporter, wrestler … but don't forget McAfee also made a name for himself as a swimmer during bye weeks.
It's a crazy story but one McAfee credits for ultimately saving his career and putting him on track to live the life he's living now.
Nic from London, UK
I like McAfee in small doses but he's not a reporter. He's an entertainer. He doesn't abide by any discernible standard of accuracy, objectivity or impartiality. Rumors are repeated without verification. Interviewees are not challenged or held accountable to their claims. Hyperbole is rampant. It's OK, people just shouldn't confuse talk shows with journalism, though they do daily.
Damien from Boston, MA
Bakhtiari was activated off the PUP list before the Seahawks game to meet a league deadline, and he has been a gameday inactive for all three games since then, if I'm not mistaken. If the Packers had known that he was certain to miss these three games when they activated him off PUP, could they have designated him as IR-return in order to free up a roster spot?
No. First off, I'm not sure the Packers knew he would miss these last three games when they activated him. But more to the point, they couldn't activate him off PUP and then place him on IR with the same injury. That's not allowed.
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