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We've got a lot to discuss, but the primary topic is going to be the Packers' wide receiver position,

or more specifically, what Green Bay should do at that position now that

Devante Adams is with the Las Vegas Raiders, playing with his good friend Derek Carr, and

leaving Aaron Rogers and the Packers, really with a major void at the wide receiver position.

Now, let's rewind about a week ago when we were all expecting that Devante Adams was going

to be a member of the Green Bay Packers and sort of think back to, yes, not only Aaron Rogers

maybe over-targeting, probably not maybe, just over-targeting Devante Adams in the

playoff game against the San Francisco 49ers. But let's also review the fact that we were sort of

all talking about and openly discussing the fact that we were sort of all talking about and openly discussing

the fact that Green Bay needed to figure out a way to probably add another weapon across from

Devante Adams.

Because if you go back and watch the 49ers game and other games throughout the season, it

was very clear that in key situations, teams were keen on Devante, taking him away and making other receivers beat them,

and either they weren't able to or Rogers wasn't looking their way. And there just wasn't a great

balance in somebody to sort of take some of that pressure off of Devante, or more importantly,

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