Ladies and gentlemen, welcome once again to the Packernet podcast.

I am your host and resident panelist, as always Ryan Schlipp.

Check us out online, packernet.com.

Find me on Twitter, pack underscore datab. Well, as sometimes happens, I see something and that turns into a bigger something.

We talked yesterday already about potential trade things for the Packers, right? Trade scenarios,

whatever. And we went through a handful. I mentioned

one that I would actually be relatively excited about if it were to go down. Obviously, trades are

really tough because it comes down to would the other team want to trade them away. And it's just,

it's relatively unlikely. It's not a thing that happens all that often. In fact, I'm looking from the month of October through the end of the year last year. What are we got here? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen trades happened.

Which, I mean, it's not nothing.

We've got four that have happened so far already.

So maybe another 10, call it a dozen to be optimistic,

potential trades happening between now and the end of the trade deadline,

which I believe is November 5th, something like that.

It's coming up whenever it is. But, I mean, just kind of looking back, I mean, the NFC North was actually pretty heavily involved in the trades last year. Chase Claypool was traded from

Chicago. Chicago also picked up Montez Sweat from Washington. Minnesota picked up

quarterback Josh Dobbs. The Lions picked Donovan Peoples Jones from Cleveland. And of course,

the Packers traded away Resul to Buffalo was the last trade done last year.

And remember, it was a very different situation last year. That was about at the team at its lowest.

Jordan was not looking good. The team's prospects of going to the playoffs were obviously not zero because we went, but they

were as close to zero as you could possibly get. I mean, if you ran the stats on it, which I'm

sure we did at the time, very, very low odds as far as teams that have been in that position

...