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This is the Pack a Day podcast.

It's Tuesday. It's April 28. It is 2026 now, and we are in officially the doldrums of the offseason.

We'll get a few things here there, rookie camp, mini camps, the mandatory mini camp, which used to be a hot topic of discussion around here,

but it should be relatively drama-free, fingers crossed, knock on wood for this particular season.

And, but that's it.

Otherwise, the draft is over.

It is in the books.

The Green Bay Packers have selected their class, one by one, six total picks.

And I am your host tonight. I am Jacob Westendorf. I am flying solo because Jacob Morley is in

morning because the Packers did not draft a single wide receiver. So he is sobbing into his pillows.

And I believe has done so since the conclusion of the draft on Saturday after or Saturday evening, I suppose. So it's tough one for him.

Tough blow for him. The Packers did however select three real football players, guys who play on

the line of scrimmints. So I'm here to talk about those guys, as well as some others, and kind of give you guys

the perspective that I had.

I was fortunate enough to you guys, if you follow me enough, you know, I work for Bill

Huber, the great Bill Huber, the legendary Bill Huber at Packers on S.I.

And I was in, I was in town Friday and Saturday for the draft so I got to

talk to the scouts I got to talk to the players I got to ask questions I got to get some just

kind of some perspective at least stuff I was interested in for this draft class for what

what they think about them what I think about about them, what I was interested in,

what I was worried about those kinds of things.

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