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What's going on, Packers fans? Happy Super Bowl week and happy Monday. 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 can find the podcast at Packet a podcast. Thanks so much for joining. If you'd be ever so kind as to like, subscribe, comment, and give those five-star reviews. We appreciate that a ton. it is Super Bowl week. We're not going to be diving a ton into that, but what we are going to be diving into is some player trades, some players that are currently on this Packers roster that could have trade value, whether it be a player for player trade, or whether Green Bay maybe wants to try to get some draft capital because they're missing out on a first round pick and maybe want to get maybe a little bit more trade value coming up ahead of this year's draft. We'll talk through all of that, players that could get traded some point this offseason, whether during the draft before the draft before free agency, et cetera. We'll dive in. Before we get there, just a couple of pieces of news and notes.

We have a new LaFleur as a head coach, not in Green Bay,

but Matt LaFleur's brother, Mike LaFleur, is the new head coach of the Arizona Cardinals. So as I joked on Twitter, when you say Fire LaFleur, you're going to have to be a little bit more specific now because his brother, Mike, is now the head coach of the Arizona Cardinals.

Cool for the LaFleur family,

I'm sure a little bit interesting if the Cardinals and Packers

ever face off, but really cool.

Nonetheless, I'm sure Matt is beaming with the fact that his brother, Mike, is now a head

coach in the league, but we do have dueling LaFleurs now in the NFL.

Meanwhile, Sean Duggan is officially the defensive coordinator

in Miami. That was reported a little bit more in detail, Adam Schaefter, et cetera, on Sunday.

So that is going to happen. Green Bay loses their linebackers coach to Jeff Affle. I know Justice

Muscat, amongst others, we're on the get rid of Duggan bandwagon anyway. Well, this opens up

that linebackers coach spot

in Green Bay, which has already been filled. We've known about this in Green Bay already, but we digress.

It is now official in the Miami land. Adam Stenevich, meanwhile, could Adam Stenevich still have an

opportunity to land an offensive coordinator spot. Well, Clint Kubiak,

offensive coordinator for Seattle, by all accounts and reports, is going to be the Raiders head coach.

As soon as the Super Bowl is done, he will take that final vacancy. And with that,

comes an open offensive coordinator spot in Seattle. And guess what? Adam Stenevich just happened

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