All the analysis of the Green Bay Packers ‘ impressive 31-24 victory over the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving Day has been done. There's nothing more anyone can say about Jordan Love’s four-touchdown masterpiece or Micah Parsons’ late-game dominance, so this week, much like with “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” I will offer up some fan service.

As a Packers fan, my day-after-game ritual is something that, like many fans, I refer to as Victory Monday. For this time around, it was Victory Friday. And it was glorious. Here are a few tips for enjoying your Victory Day-Afters:

First, always don Packers gear on Victory Day-Afters. It will invite conversation, and what else would you want to talk about the day following a Packers victory? (Similarly, when the Packers lose, I wear something completely neutral to avoid having my churlishness aroused. If one more person asks me, “What happened to your Packers?”, I swear I will explode.)

Next, read/watch as much content as you can possibly find time for. Obviously, it’s typically a work day on Victory Monday/Friday/Tuesday, but you can still take breaks here and there to read about how Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur out-Dan Campbelled Dan Campbell, going for it on fourth down three times, resulting in two touchdowns and game-sealer.

Part of this ritual is, of course, watching highlights online. Relive the victory – soak it in. Bask in it. Because next week might be different. Hey, it’s the way of the NFL. Any given Sunday, etc.

Obviously, there’s plenty of content to be had at Cheesehead TV, but another go-to is the venerable packers.com, home of the Green Bay Packers. You’ll get player interviews, press conferences, commentary and plenty more.

One of my favorite features at the Packers’ website are the post-victory locker room speeches. That’s one of the first things I look for after a Green Bay victory, as it comes complete with game balls, speeches and general joy.

Of course, there are also the many game breakdowns, the Rock Report with Larry McCarren, the Insiders Inbox Q&A, player interviews, Packers Daily features and, probably best of all, Wayne Larivee’s Call of the Game, many of which feature his signature “dagger!” call. It’s like heroin.

Of course, it’s always worth checking out whatever content Tom Grossi is posting on his Youtube Channel, and Annie Agar always seems to come up with funny and insightful content. And if you really like getting into the weeds with quarterback play, check breakdowns on Jordan Love’s game with one-time Packer J.T. O’Sullivan’s The QB School.

Circling back home, obviously, when the game ends, you gotta check out Aaron Nagler’s The Good, the Bad and the Ugly and Gut Reactions, not to mention the content that follows through the week. 

I guess if you’re truly desperate on a Monday Morning following a Sunday game day, you can tune in to Good Morning Football on NFL Network to watch them fawn over the Chiefs and Cowboys, then spend about 40 seconds on Packers highlights. And you can watch Kyle Brandt make a buffoon of himself while at the same time somehow believing he’s funny. (But that’s only for the truly desperate.)

What's your day-after ritual?