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This is the Pack a Day podcast.

What's going on, everybody? Welcome back to another episode of the Packaday podcast. I'm your host,

Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. We're inching closer to the NFL

and we're going to continue our draft coverage today, specifically by looking at the Packers'

top 30 visits and the players that they've brought in for their pre-draft visits up

until this point. They've brought in 26 players. This used to be a topic that I never even

discussed or went over because for the most part, especially under Ted Thompson, even early

under Brian Gutikens, these didn't mean a whole heck of a lot. They would use these and they still

use these at sometimes they still use these

that sometimes to maybe recruit some undrafted free agent type players, but the top guys in

the draft, either they wouldn't bring in, or they didn't really actually have interest

in drafting those players. For the longest time, it was almost like if you had a player in

for a pre-draft visit, you could just take that player off of Green Bay's board

going into the draft because it seemed like they never actually ended up with those type of players.

However, that changed quite a bit last season. Before I get there, if you're not familiar,

a pre-draft visit or a top 30 visit, the Packers can bring up to 30 prospects into their facilities

for a further evaluation

and a more in-depth look at a prospect.

So they are allowed 30 of those prior to the draft.

So far, Green Bay has used 26 of those.

And why I say things have changed more recently, last year there were 29 reported visits,

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