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Welcome to you another edition of the Pack of Day podcast.

I am one of your co-host, Matt Freelik, alongside me, Eli Berkovich, Janelle Mackie, reunited once again on this Valentine's Day Saturday.

No better way to start your Valentine's Day off with your significant other than listening to a Packaday podcast audio episode. wherever you're getting your episodes. We greatly appreciate your support. It's been a minute since we've all been connected. The last episode, I think we did, Eli and myself was breaking down the senior bowl, which was awesome to get Eli's insight. Ever since then, I've been doing more mock drafts and kind of referencing some of those practice days, key plays that stuck out and the Shrine Bowl was back then. So some players creeping up into the combine. The combine list got released. So interesting to see some of the parallels between those players. But not a lot of Packers news, you guys, as we get up to speed. I know pretty much everyone's maybe paying attention to the Olympics right now, which is fair.

We know NBA All-Star Weekends going on, so take that for what you will.

But it's been pretty cool to watch the Olympics the last week, two weeks, whatever it's been.

So excited to dive into that.

Eli, any news and notes that we need to know about from the Packers-related?

I know we got some NFL scoreboard or scoreboard reports that are not going to be a thing anymore. The NFL owners are like, hey, don't tell people how bad of our conditions are or how bad

we treat our family and friends around the team. Maybe that will change with the NFLPA. And then also

we got some Aaron Rogers news. I know that you would be the first person that we would go to across the Packers Twitter

to give us some rundown.

So either of those topics you can dive into, Eli, unless there's something else on the

peripheral, then I'm missing.

Yeah, like you said, not a ton of Packers news going on right now.

But I do think the report card thing is interesting just because the NFL, you know,

just a bunch of cowards. They don't want anyone to have the ability to speak negatively about

them, which is not very cool in my opinion, but not surprising either. So I guess we'll see

if there's any appeal to that, but knowing the NFL, that would just be it.

Report cards will be gone. And it was just kind of interesting. It was fun Twitter content during the offseason to see those. But what can you do? And then Aaron Rogers, just a little bit

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