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This is the Pack a Day podcast.

Okay. This is the Packaday Podcast. Well, hello again, everybody.

Welcome to another edition of the Pack-A-Dade podcast, year 24-7, 365, Soar for all things, Green and Gold, from friends and fans of the Green and Gold.

My name is Mike Leland, joining me again, Tyler Grezegorik, as the preseason is over.

It is officially bare week in Lambeau Field and up in Green Bay itself, as the regular season is just around the corner less than a week away.

And, Tyler, I can't wait.

Me neither. I mean, we've been waiting for real football for six months now and uh you know college

football started last night we're recording on the Friday before our show uh college football

started last night as you took a easy victory of Ken State, and I'm just excited for more real football.

So, you know, bring on Bears Packers on third day.

I agree.

And so as we look forward to, we're going to be taking a look at some of our opinions of

camp and what we saw in the preseason using the old tried and true trope of using superlatives

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