Chris Lempesis (Ol' Bag of Donuts OG) gives you the straight scoop on the Packers, whether you like it or not.
Lemps Talkin' Pack is back breaking down a wild Green Bay Packers victory that nobody is going to call pretty — but after the losing streak, who cares? The Packers escaped the New York Jets 20-17 in overtime at MetLife Stadium, and Chris Lempisis dives into everything that made this game such an emotional roller coaster.
From Lucas Van Ness putting together the best game of his career to Edgerrin Cooper flying all over the field, Green Bay's defense finally stepped up when the offense needed help. The special teams were just as important, with Skyy Moore providing huge returns, Daniel Whelan repeatedly flipping field position and rookie Trey Smack drilling the game-winning field goal.
But there are still plenty of concerns. The Packers committed an alarming number of penalties, the offense struggled to find consistency, Matt LaFleur's play calling comes under plenty of scrutiny, and Green Bay suffered several significant injuries — including to Jaden Reed and Zach Tom.
Was this a sign of progress or simply a win the Packers desperately needed to survive? Lemps Talkin' Pack breaks it all down.
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