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Okay. This is the Pack a Day podcast. Tuesday, October 8th, 2020.

As of the time of this recording, it is Monday, October 7th.

So happy birthday to Sir Charles Woodson.

For my money's worth, maybe the greatest all-around football player that I have ever seen.

Certainly one of the, in my opinion, the greatest defensive back that I have ever seen.

And I say that with all due respect to guys like Ed Reed and Dorel Revis, who I watched from start to finish.

But to me, Woodson's physicality, ability to play inside, outside, and safety, intercept passes, return interceptions, force fumbles, that kind of stuff too.

He could be, he was like a shutdown corner when he was with the Raiders, and then he was a turnover playmaking machine when he was with the Packers.

Does not have like two separate Hall of Fame careers or anything crazy like that, but he

was pretty good in Oakland and then really good, obviously, with the Packers, where he won

his defensive player with the year award, and most importantly his Super Bowl championship.

Morley, before we get into the ins and outs of yesterday's

game, just real quick, a quick, you know, a little snippet. What is your favorite Charles

Woods in memory? Man, that's tough. I think, honestly, I think the, my favorite memory of his

isn't even a game.

It isn't even him playing in a game.

It's in the Super Bowl when he hurt his collarbone, which sucked.

But him on the sidelines, shoot, I don't even know what the play was,

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