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What is up Packers fans? Happy Wednesday. Welcome into an all new episode of the Packaday podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. You can find the podcast at Packet Day podcast. Recording a little bit different than usual. I'm a little bit later here on a Wednesday. I got to Tuesday night. Was home a little bit late. Wanted to throw on the McCole Hardman tape.

Got to McColl Hardman, got through everything.

Had to upload the other podcast.

And I looked up and it was two in the morning.

And I'm like, you know, Ross Uglam did a great job with Kent Swanson putting out an

emergency pod.

And instead of being a zombie on Wednesday, I figured I'd get a little bit of sleep and recorded a little bit later on Wednesday. So my apologies for the delay on today's episode, but should be a fun one breaking down

the McCool-Hardman signing, what he can bring to the team in 2025 and what this means for the

Packers.

Before we get there, first of all, shout out to Jordan Kispo, Jonathan Hulk, Tony Flomino,

and Stefan Knapp for becoming brand new Packaday

Podcast YouTube members.

Appreciate you guys a ton for signing up if you haven't checked all those memberships yet.

Now is definitely the time to do so.

Members only Q&A's and a lot of other great stuff out there for you.

So make sure to check that out when you have a chance.

Meanwhile, from a news and note standpoint, Aaron Banks, his signing is officially

official, as Ian Rappaport would say, and he is now a Green Bay Packer announced by the team.

The contract is signed sealed and delivered and any angst, anxiety or nervousness about,

oh my goodness, is this actually going to get done? Could there be some sort of issue where the

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