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What's going on, Packer's fans? Welcome into an all new episode of the Packaday podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. You know my guest. He needs no introduction, but I shall do so anyway because I'm a gracious host. You can find him at Aaron Nagler, of course, cheesedad TV.com. Last I checked, Aaron, Cheesed TV dedicated to Packers fans, not just in Wisconsin, not just nationwide, but worldwide.

How are you doing, my friend?

I'm doing well. Yeah, that's a great summation. Indeed, worldwide. And I will say with the teetering kind of on the precipice of possibly having another Packers international game, hearing from a lot of those fans, like hoping it's here or there, but also hearing from a lot of Wisconsinites who are like, how can you like having international games? How dare you take away a game at Lambeauville? Look, that game is getting away from Lambeau Field. If the NFL says so, it's happening, whether you want it to or not best to embrace it i say i am right there with

you if if it is international you go on this time i'm going to try to go this time no matter where it is i'll be there all right i'm going to try to do my best i can as well so uh maybe we can meet up there have a have a have a cheesa tv beer and and celebrate but uh i do want to give a disclaimer to everyone. We are recording this on Monday, February 23rd. Aaron was gracious enough to take some

time out of his schedule at the NFL Combine. This is going to air again about a week from today. The following Monday is my guess right now. But Aaron, we can still talk about things at a very high level. I actually want to talk to you quickly about the Comb, not what's happening because again, a week

from now it's going to be outdated, but you're attending it.

You've attended it in the past.

What is sort of the buzz, the atmosphere, what kind of information can you gain?

What's your sort of enjoyment of going to the combine?

Well, it's great because you have essentially the entire NFL world in a five to six block radius

for a week plus, right? And, you know, the on the record stuff, the content that you create is

pretty secondary to the networking aspect of it. It is a giant NFL convention, essentially.

And it's not just the personnel people who are here, but it's also some coaching

staffs. It used to be every coaching staff, but now there's a lot more that stay home, including

the Packers. But there's agents, there's financial folks, there's all sorts of different

kind of prongs of things that you probably wouldn't even consider as far as being connected to the NFL,

whether it's some, last year I met a gentleman who worked for University of Michigan,

who was simply here to meet with NFL personnel people and general managers to learn about

their day-to-day operations and the way they work as far as forming a personnel group at the college level,

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