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What is up, everybody? Welcome back to the Pack ADay podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can

follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. Of course, you can follow the podcast at Pack-A-Dadee podcast. Today,

I wanted to take a deeper look at the initial 53-man roster, but maybe more importantly,

looking at it in comparison to the initial

53 man roster from one season ago.

The Packers were clearly a potential Super Bowl team a season ago.

So how does this team right now compare to what it looked like exactly one year ago today?

And I think it's an interesting case study in the roster that the Packers had at the

time and sort of two level set for expectations for the remainder of this season. So we'll go over

that in just a moment. A couple of quick notes, first of all, there was a great Brian Gutikins to

interview with Pete Doherty over on PackersNews.com. So if you are subscribed over there, if you're not, I highly recommend it.

But if you are, you know, if you are subscribed, definitely go and check it out. Great interview

with Brian Gutekens. Definitely some juicy tidbits in there. So I don't want to give too much

away. I want to give those guys the opportunity to earn their money on the subscription over there.

So make sure to check that out if you have not already. And then Bill Huber

actually had a great article up on Sports Illustrated as well about sort of the 53 man roster and a

great quote from Aaron Rogers about Caleb Jones. And as you guys know, if there was one player

that got released that I thought should have been on the 53 man roster, it was Caleb Jones.

Well, apparently, per the interviews in the locker

room, Aaron Rogers, agreed with my assessment. This was his quote, which I thought was a pretty

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