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This is the Pack a Day podcast.

What's up, friends? Welcome back to another episode of the Pack a Day podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL.

Hope this episode finds you well and thanks so much for joining me. I want to kick things off today by discussing the departure of Randall Cobb to the New York Jets, which is going to lead us into a bigger conversation about Green Bay potentially

needing some veterans to fill out this roster.

It's been an interesting topic, so I want to dive into that a lot deeper.

But before we get there, Randall Cobb signed with the New York Jets in what was probably

the most obvious move of the offseason.

It would have been fairly shocking if Cobb didn't end up with his buddy Aaron Rogers and

ultimately those two playing together again for another season, which let me just start by saying

is great.

I love Randall.

He's, you know, an all-time consummate Green Bay Packer, an ultimate professional.

And, you know, listen, he gets to continue his career, gets to go play with Aaron.

That's awesome for him.

So nothing but great

things to say about Randall. And I'm happy that he's able to continue to play in this league.

And it'll be able to, you know, it'll be fun to see him play another season regardless of who

it is for. So kudos to Randall. And congratulations to Randall on an incredible career with

the Green Bay Packers. I think that's probably the biggest thing and the biggest takeaway of what we should be saying right now

is he had a phenomenal run in Green Bay.

Obviously gets interrupted midway and then he's brought back basically by Aaron,

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