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This is the Pack a Day podcast.

What is up, Packers fans?

Welcome back to another edition of Pack-A-Day podcast, your 365 days a year Packers podcast.

I am Jacob Morley.

I will be your host today.

You can find me on Twitter at Jacob Morley.

And I am joined as always by my co-host Ross Uglom. You can find Ross on Twitter at Ross

Uglam. Ross, what's going on in your life, man? Any news? Anything fun going on?

Potentially. You and I are kind of wise to something that's in the works here, and all that I would caution our pack a day listeners, if you haven't seen anything already, just stay glued to Jake and I's Twitter accounts. That would be my suggestion. We've got something pretty massive in the

works. So just pay attention to the Twitter sphere. Yeah, not giving away anything, but really excited,

really excited. So also, talking about excited, you know, the regular season is quickly approaching in Green Bay. And what's on everyone's mind kind of at this time and you kind of see this type of content, you know, churn through the meat grinder right now. And that's kind of what we're going to

do today too. But Ross and I have our own opinions on what we think the Packers should do with the

53 man roster. So Ross actually had a really nice piece out yesterday, Ross, about what you think

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