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Other Mommy just hit theaters, and I've been seeing some pretty rough early reviews.

I haven't seen it yet, but I thought the marketing was genuinely creepy. The posters, the trailers, and the whole idea of something pretending to be your mom had me interested.

Plus, with Rob Savage directing and Jessica Chastain starring, I figured this had a pretty good shot at being something decent. Now I'm wondering if it's another one of those horror movies where the marketing ends up being better than the actual movie.

Has anyone here seen Other Mommy yet? Is it worth checking out, or are the bad reviews pretty accurate?

Evan Williams deserves some love for Sunday. Seven tackles, a sack, an interception and two pass deflections against Tampa Bay. He's the first Packer to put that combination together since Morgan Burnett in 2011.

Burnett did it against rookie Cam Newton, finishing with eight solo tackles, a sack, a pick and two pass deflections in a 30–23 win over Carolina. Fifteen years later, Williams gave us another game worth remembering.

Plenty to complain about with this team, but No. 33 earned his credit for helping us get that win on Sunday.

Down so bad I'm watching O-line reps from a Wednesday practice

There was nothing quite like being home sick from school in the ’90s, flipping on the TV, and suddenly finding yourself watching Jerry Springer.

People screaming at each other, chairs getting thrown, Steve trying to break up fights, the audience chanting “JERRY! JERRY! JERRY!” and somebody inevitably revealing they’d been sleeping with their girlfriend’s sister/best friend/cousin.

It felt completely forbidden to be watching it as a kid, which obviously made it even better.

Anyone else watch Springer whenever they stayed home from school? What’s the most ridiculous episode or moment you still remember?

A fourth-round pick in 2013 who immediately took over at left tackle and developed into one of the best pass protectors in football.

Bakhtiari earned 5 All-Pro selections and 3 Pro Bowls during his Packers career, protecting Aaron Rodgers’ blindside for more than a decade.

Given the current state of the offensive line, watching prime Bakhtiari highlights today may qualify as emotional self-harm.

Happy birthday, 69. 🧀

Dude is a dawg. Every year he’s gotten a little tougher, a little more consistent, and a little more comfortable being one of the guys setting the tone up front. What I really like lately is that he doesn’t just look like a guy fighting for snaps anymore. He looks like a veteran who expects to lead the group.

He plays pissed off, finishes blocks, sticks up for his teammates, and brings exactly the kind of attitude you want from an offensive lineman.

Rhyan’s quickly gone from “can this guy become a full-time starter?” to feeling like one of the personalities this offensive line is starting to build around.

Love seeing it.

Burton might be our best (and realistically only) answer at guard right now. Per PFF, he allowed ZERO pressures across 17 passing plays against the Jets. Small sample, sure, but when he’s handling the snaps he gets like this, giving him more doesn’t seem like a terrible gamble.

Starting him at least a few games to let Banks' toe & tendinitis heal a bit sounds better than rushing Banks back to play a few subpar snaps before we end up having to put in Burton anyway. Letting Banks rest and giving the rookie a shot might be best for the O-line's health later this season.

Anyone opposed to seeing him start over Jennings (or even Banks if healthy)?

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It's Friday night, you walk into the theater, and these are all playing:

- Ghostbusters

- Purple Rain

- The Karate Kid

- Revenge of the Nerds

- Red Dawn

No streaming, no waiting for VHS. You’ve got enough money for one ticket and maybe some popcorn.

What are you seeing?

Tucker Kraft extension ✅️

Football on TV tomorrow ✅️

We are so back, baby! ✅️

📺: GB vs. MIN Sunday 3:25pm CT on CBS

>Barry White, born on September 12, 1944, in Galveston, TX, is one of the most iconic voices in soul, R&B, and disco. With his deep, rich voice and lush orchestral sound, his music became the go-to soundtrack for love, romance, and passion, especially during the 70s.

Noah Wyle talks about what’s not allowed on the Pitt set with Jonathan Frakes and Brent Spiner.

It’s really interesting that the actors prop themselves, set their own watches, and are responsible for their own continuity.

M. Night Shyamalan doing a horror/romance movie with Nicholas Sparks is such a bizarre combination that I honestly can’t tell if it's going to be boring or great.

The trailer actually looks pretty interesting, though. Seems like they’re genuinely leaning into both sides of it instead of just making a horror movie with a romance subplot.

I’m cautiously interested, but M. Night has burned me enough times that I refuse to get too excited yet.

Is $454 way too much for a Packers game or about what you’d expect to pay these days?

What’s the most you’d personally pay to see the Packers?

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On September 7th, 1980 the Packers tried to beat the Bears with a field goal and somehow ended up winning with a touchdown from the kicker instead.

Chester Marcol’s overtime FG was blocked by Bears Hall of Famer Alan Page.

The ball bounced right back into his hands, and Chester ran it 25 yards into the end zone himself.

Packers win 12–6.

One of the weirdest walk-offs in NFL history, and of course it happened against the Bears.

#One Week