Ladies and gentlemen, welcome once again to the Packernet podcast.

This is a little breaking news.

I told you today would be Breaking News Day.

Wasn't sure if there would be a ton of breaking news.

It's already begun before the actual free agency has even begun. So, Roshan Gary did get traded. I can't

believe it. It's crazy. We got very lucky that an extremely desperate Dallas Cowboys team. And again, everybody's overpaying,

which is where I get excited about, you know, if there's a chance and good on Goudicuns

for not giving up because my whole mentality was like, I get it, you know, go to the,

till the freaking bell, but you ain't getting anything. We'll see what happens with, I guess,

anybody else here down the, down the stretch, but I had no

expectation of him being traded. His play has been reduced. The injury seems to be affecting him.

He is starting to get up in age. And the contract is the biggest thing. That contract is just

unruly. But the Green Bay Packers are trading defensive end, Roshan Gary, to the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for a 2027 fourth round pick. By the way, I don't know why. First of all, Adam Schaefter, I don't know what he's doing. I have a feeling outside of

just incompetence, he's running cover for Dallas. You know, these guys always, they get their

information from somewhere, and I'm sure the person who tells them wants it phrased a certain

way. Let me ask you if this phrasing sounds accurate or inaccurate.

The Dallas Cowboys sent a late 2027 pick for a defensive tackle in Rishon Gary.

That would be incorrect.

Second time, by the way, Schaefter has done that. When we gave an extension or a contract to

Sean Ryan, he called him a tackle. So Sean Ryan's a tackle where Sean Gary's a defensive tackle.

But beyond that level of incompetence, the fact that it only set a late, a 2027 late round pick,

bro, it's a fourth round pick. First of all, I don't care. And I basically put it out there as bait on social media when I said, we got a

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