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Welcome into an all new episode of the Pack a Day podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. You can find the podcast at Packaday podcast. Appreciate you joining today. It's a fun one. We're going to be going over some defensive tackle options in the trade market and the cut market in the free agent market, just like we did for offensive line. A couple days ago, this is a really important position for Green Bay. Regardless of whether they stay in a 4-3 or transition to a 3-4, they could really use a run-stuffing defensive tackle. We'll get into all of that momentarily before we get there. A couple pieces of news and notes. First of all, shout out to Bryson. Bryson, thank you so much for becoming a brand new PacketA podcast YouTube member. Appreciate that a ton.

Make sure to Bryson. Bryson, thank you so much for becoming a brand new

Packet A podcast YouTube. Appreciate that a ton. Make sure to check out those options over on YouTube to become a member, four different options available. You get members-only content Q&As. We've got a Ross Uglam vid up this week. Matt Freilich interviewed the curator of the Packers Hall of Fame. That's up this week.

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Meanwhile, awards ceremony on Thursday night, not going to lie, didn't watch, didn't really

care.

It's fun to look at the results.

Jackson Smith and Jigba was offensive player of the year.

Matthew Stafford won MVP. No real Pack Jigba was offensive player of the year. Matthew

Stafford won MVP. No real Packers storylines here other than Micah Parsons finished third

in defensive player of the year voting. Have to think if he would have been able to finish the

year, probably would have finished second. Probably would have bumped him up a little bit. But Miles

Garrett was more than deserving and expected to be the defensive player of the year.

Garrett was just a tick ahead of Parsons, even when both of them were healthy. So that's an

understandable win and a deserved win for Miles Garrett. But strong finish for Michael Parsons,

especially considering he missed as much time as he did to still finish third in the defensive

player of the year voting. Meanwhile, we do have a new personnel move presented by Habish-Habish-Rotier. Now, that move was the Packers hiring Noah Pauley as their new wide receivers coach. Spent time, well, just recently at Penn State was supposed to go to Penn State to be their wide receivers coach, but prior to that was at Iowa State in the same position. Spent time at North Dakota State with Christian Watson there as the wide receiver coach. So Watson has that familiarity with him,

which should come in very handy. Previously, last year actually interviewed for the 49ers

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