20 minutes a day, 365 days a year.

This is the Pack a Day podcast.

Welcome in, everybody, to the Saturday edition of the Pack-A-Day podcast.

I will be your host today, Eli Berkovitz, here with our draft expert, Rob Rigger, who has

joined us now for, at least with me, for the third consecutive year, doing our draft

previews every single week leading up to the draft.

Our other partner in crime, Matt Freelick, is not able to join us today, but we will get through it and have a good discussion today.

We are going to be covering the interior offensive lineman in this year's draft, a position that some people may not see as a need on

the Packers. I guess we're going to get into it as we go along here. But Rob, before we do,

how you doing? How are you feeling six days out from the draft? I've started to get excited.

I'm almost like that kid, you know, kind of gearing up about the 20th of December.

And it's close to Christmas.

And, you know, I'm kind of in that mode where I, you know, there's so much uncertainty going on.

We don't know what's going on with Aaron Rogers, which is kind of, it's a huge elephant in the room.

You know, we don't know if the Packers are going to be picking a couple times in round two,

just that once in round two, maybe even three times in round two.

So I think that as far as needs go, I feel like the interior, in my opinion,

I think that there is some work to do on the interior line.

I don't necessarily think that Josh Myers should feel that comfortable in his role as a starting center.

So that could be something that the Packers would take a look at.

I feel like John Runyon Jr. is a solid player.

And obviously Elton Jenkins is a solid player.

...