Packers Dominate Saints 34-0 on Monday Night Football

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00:00football. Packers, Packers, Packers and even more Packers there at the end. Final score for the

00:07Packers on Monday Night Football 34 to 0. This is what we all expected. The Packers, they cover

00:1514, 14.5 points. The game stays under. It was at 42.5, 43, wherever you may have gotten it.

00:22And as we spoke about on the pregame show, this is, as Dave said, not what the books wanted to

00:28see because the Packers, they win, whether it's on the normal spread, in the parlays, or the

00:32teasers, or the money lines, wherever you had the Packers, it was all Packers. On the Saints side of

00:38things, there's not much to talk about. This is what we're going to be seeing from them to end

00:43the season. It's Spencer Rattler and a cast of characters around him, none of whom are consistent.

00:51The leading receiver is Foster Moreau with 33 yards. The leading rusher is Spencer Rattler.

00:55There is a path that Spencer Rattler, with the 153 in the air and 28 on the ground,

01:00that we can make the case that Spencer Rattler, we could go to him on a passing plus rushing in

01:06the final few weeks of the season, but we don't need to be betting on the Saints. We have a full

01:12slate, you know, the final two weeks of the year, and we have many teams that are either A, in the

01:16playoffs, or B, fighting for playoff positioning. And we can look to trust those teams rather than

01:21going to a team that's 5-10 with a backup quarterback. That's all I have to say about

01:26the Saints. They got a lot to figure out in the offseason. As for the Packers side of things,

01:32what we saw from them tonight is obviously them operating as a well-oiled machine,

01:36and a number of players actually did hit their unders, but they are so good that they can spread

01:41the ball around. Jordan Love hits the under on his yards. He ended with 182. Even if you

01:46him down, where his, Vinny, do we have the graphic for the QBs? His pregame number was what? 233,

01:54230, whatever it was for his passing. Even if you altered him down, 230, there it was. Even if you

01:59altered him down in an SGP to get to 200, he doesn't do that. Only has the one passing touchdown,

02:05so it goes under the one-and-a-half passing touchdowns. Josh Jacobs, 13 carries for 69 yards.

02:11He does have his touchdown. Manuel Wilson also, as I spoke about on the halftime show,

02:16him going over 24-and-a-half rushing yards, which he did hit. That one cashed in. He has a touchdown.

02:21Chris Brooks has a touchdown. Josh Jacobs' line was sitting at 92. His combined was sitting at 110.

02:27He hits the under on those, or hits the under on his rushing, under on the rushing attempts,

02:31going 13, because they were up by so much. And at halftime, I said his live line was sitting

02:36at 85-and-a-half, which was lower than his pregame number, because they didn't need to have

02:42him out there. And, you know, he had the arm thing. He came off the field a little bit, you know,

02:46a little bit hanging his, his, I don't know, left arm, whatever it was. You know, they didn't need

02:50to have him out there. Wilson controlled things. Chris Brooks got involved. They're handing the

02:55ball off to, to Bouldmilk, Jayden Reed, and et cetera, et cetera. So we can run through the

02:59Packers. And my takeaway from them is going to be the same thing I've said about over the, over the

03:03past few weeks about them, is that they're so good as a team, it actually makes it really difficult

03:08to nail things down from a prop perspective.