Oh, ladies and gentlemen, welcome once again to the Packernet podcast. I am your host and

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All right, so I want to go back and kind of get caught up on some of the news and notsy stuff.

And then I want to look at this thing that Jair put out there.

I had mentioned in the past that the way everything went down,

I was a little bit concerned about Jair and his mental health and all that kind of stuff.

And it sounds like I was kind of on the right track with that. I'm glad to hear that he's doing better,

but it sounds like it got pretty dark for him. But he went through and kind of detailed sort of the

moment by moment, point by point of everything that went down there. So I want to, without reading

the whole thing, I would encourage you to go do that yourself, but I want to kind of go through and look at that.

Anywho, general interest topics. I saw one thing today from Draft Kings that I thought was kind of cool, depending on if you're a college football fan or not.

But apparently, thanks to the broadening and widening of everything, there is not a single day in the month of October or November, where there will not be at least one college or NFL game played that is 61 straight days of football.

And the only real reason for that, because everything else is pretty well covered

anyways, is that Packers game. College football, it looks like, is generally played on Wednesdays,

but it looked like they had that Wednesday off randomly, no college football games.

But there was now a Packer game scheduled there.

So that now covers that entire span, which is pretty wild.

Getting into some NFC North news here, start off with the Minnesota Vikings. This one just

popped up a little bit ago. Sports Illustrated to Albert Breer reports, Chargers, assistant

general manager, Chad Alexander,

declined the Vikings' request to interview him for their general manager vacancy. This has been

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