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What's going on, Packer's fans? Happy Sunday. Welcome into an all new episode of the Packet A podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. And of course, the podcast at PacketA Podcast. Thanks as always for joining me. Today, we are going to be going over the Packers' biggest losers of the offseason. That could mean a variety of different things. Maybe it was a free agent who didn't get a big contract. Maybe it's a player who's in a much worse position based on players that the Packers signed or drafted, et cetera, could be a variety of different things. If you missed yesterday's, if you'd like a little bit more of a cheery version, yesterday we'd open over the biggest winners of the offseason for the Packers. Again, today we'll go over the biggest losers. And as I mentioned yesterday, I am recording these on late Thursday afternoon before the schedule release, before anything that happens on Friday or even anything that happened on Saturday. So if you're listening to this, just know if anything happened crazy in the last couple days. That's why I haven't talked about it yet. Just recording a couple of these in advance before I go out of town for just a couple

days this weekend. That's all I got for you for news and notes because we're recording this in

advance. So we can jump right in to our episode for today, which is again the biggest losers of the

Packers off season. I have an honorable mention. And then I have 10. I don't have any big crazy, like, which is, again, the biggest losers of the Packers off season. I have an honorable

mention, and then I have 10. I don't have any big, crazy, like, you know, groups of players

this time. So it's just 11 players, one honorable mention, and then we'll go from 10 to 1.

Honorable mention is Jordan Riley. What a disappointing outcome for Jordan Riley. Green Bay, if you remember,

picked him up off of, I believe it was the Giants practice squad a year ago. And he came in

and he looked pretty good right away. We're not talking about a starting level player or even

like your fourth or fifth, you know, defensive tackle or something like that, but a legitimate

back of the rotation defensive tackle who looked apart and something like that, but a legitimate back of the rotation

defensive tackle who looked apart and looked like he was finding a home in Green Bay.

If we were talking about a 53-man roster prediction right now and Jordan Riley was healthy,

I would have him ahead of Nassir Stackhouse as the number six most likely defensive linemen

to make this team.

But instead, Riley, just as he was getting his footing in Green Bay, tears his Achilles, is out for the remainder of last year, and is probably going to miss a huge chunk, if not all, of 2026.

That is a massive bummer.

For a player who was just finding his role, getting with a team

who really needed him and could use him, and playing pretty decent, all things considered,

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