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Okay. This is the Pack-A-Day podcast. What's going on, everybody? Welcome into an all-new episode of the Pack-A-Poday podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. You can follow the podcast at Pack-A-Poday podcast. The NFL draft is in the books, and I could not be more thrilled to be joined by the one and only Tony Pauline.

He's the consulting editor and NFL draft analyst over at Sports Kita.

In my opinion, he is one of the absolute foremost sports experts and draft experts

in the entire world.

Many of you may not know.

He was my former partner over on the NFL draft insiders, and I'm so happy to be talking to him today to break down the Packers draft. Tony, most importantly, how the heck have you been?

I'm okay, Andy, except for the fact, I'm a little bit tired. My back hurts, and I have sciatica from basically sitting in the chair that I'm presently sitting in for the past almost two months.

Yes, after the combine and working the phones for pro day workouts and the lead up to the draft. But otherwise, I've been okay and it's great to be back with you. Yeah, it's great to be talking to you once again as well. This is obviously a super busy time for you even right after the draft. So I really appreciate you taking the time to do so. Let's talk about the Packers draft. They had some interesting needs going into the draft.

They needed some offensive line depth. They needed some safeties. They needed some linebackers.

This was not necessarily the draft to get safeties and linebackers, although Green Bay attacked

it aggressively. This was an offensive line heavy draft that Green Bay did also attack heavily.

But I want to start, obviously, in that first round, specifically with Jordan Morgan.

They go get somebody who they seem to plan on playing that tackle.

I know a lot of people had him sort of pigeonholed maybe as a guard in the NFL.

First of all, your thoughts on Jordan Morgan, and then we can kind of discuss his fit with Green Bay.

Well, I think it's kind of interesting because if you followed me on Sportskeeter and you read my article on Saturday, I'm sorry, on Friday, actually, in the lead up to the first round, I talked about how the Washington commanders, who had all these picks, I believe they had six picks in the top 100 besides the second

selection of the draft.

They were going to try and move back up into the late part of round one to draft George

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