20 minutes a day, 365 days a year another episode of the Pack of Day podcast.

I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL.

Thanks so much for being here today. Hope your Sunday is treating you well. We are so close to the

NFL draft. And today I want to take a look at the safety position. I want to go over the top

safeties, Brian Branch in particular, see if he might be a fit for Green Bay. I want to go over the top safety's Brian Branch in particular,

see if he might be a fit for Green Bay. I want to go over Green Bay's current depth chart at safety

because it's really, really interesting. And we'll get to all of that. And I want to start by

saying this is not a good safety draft. And if you are a team like Green Bay that's looking

for a really good quality safety, it's not great for that.

It's not great for your depth at safety.

It's not, it's just a poor class in general.

That doesn't mean that you can't find talent.

That doesn't mean that probably one or two of these guys don't end up being, at minimum,

end up being very good pros in the NFL.

Like, this is where GMs really make their mark is taking a class that maybe is, being at minimum end up being very good pros in the NFL.

This is where GMs really make their mark is taking a class that maybe is considered a bit

below average and finding the one or two guys that can be really good and finding the diamond

in the rough in this class.

And I do think there are fun players and we're going to go over some of them today for

sure.

But as we said and as I mentioned,

Green Bay safety position is really, really weird as you look at the overall state of the roster,

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