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Welcome into an all new episode of the Packaday podcast.

I'm your host, Andy Herman.

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Appreciate you joining me today.

Today, we're going to be looking at the Green Bay Packers,

and more specifically, Brian

Goudicants, and whether or not he lets players go too early, meaning does he give up on players

and more specifically here, veteran players, before he should and should he hang on to them

instead of letting them go and walk in free

agency or trade them away or cut them, et cetera. We're going to take a deep dive into that today. Before we get there, just one quick thing, a shout out to Eric Jersild for becoming a brand new Packetay podcast YouTube member. Appreciate that, Eric. If you'd be so kindest to check out those memberships over on YouTube, also like, subscribe, comment, and we always appreciate those five-star reviews as well.

Why we're looking at this today is actually not because I see this a ton.

I don't see people clamoring all the time of, oh, Goody's letting people go too early,

or like they, you know, he made a huge mistake by letting

Jayir go, for example. I don't see comments like that very often, but it doesn't necessarily

mean that it doesn't happen, meaning both the comments and that he lets people go too early.

And it just is an interesting deep dive because we've seen things like this happen in the past.

Specifically,

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