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This is the Packaday podcast.

Welcome back to another episode of the Packa Day podcast.

You can get all your PacketA updates by following us on Twitter at PacketA Podcast. And remember, you can always subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, tune in Stitcher, or Spotify. And of course, you can always check us out over at CheeseheadTV.com. I'm Kyle Fellows and I am joined by my co-host, Maggie Loney and Andrew

Mertig. It's a Friday show, you guys. So always good to be back together. How are you guys doing

this week? Pretty good. Wisconsin, unfortunately, is under a bit of a storm warning. Maybe

Maggie will tell us how things are going there.

Hopefully not fly away. Yeah, it's a pretty miserable 71 degrees here. So, but we're not supposed

to be updating the weather. That's like a show earlier in the week. My bad. Terrible start.

Maggie, how are you doing? It's 97 here, so I would take 71

degrees in like a heartbeat. But yeah, I mean, I love these shows. I love taking the deep dives each

week. It makes me more excited for football season. Yeah, this has been a really fun season.

Good weather, bad weather, it doesn't matter.

We've spent the last several weeks focusing on what the Packers Division rivals did this offseason.

We've put these three NFC North teams under the microscope just a little bit and talked about their free agent additions, subtractions, their draft picks, and then discuss whether

or not the rivals of the Packers got better or worse during this offseason. But of course,

we know the NFC North only makes up six of the 17 games that the Packers will play in

2022. And so today, we're going to begin to look at the rest of the teams that the Packers

will play on their upcoming schedule. We're going to talk about what they did over the course

of the offseason and what kind of rosters the Packers can expect to face when they match up

with these teams this fall. And so today, we're getting started with two teams that the Packers face early

in 2022, the Tampa Bay Bucks and the New England Patriots. Yeah, and we are going to, you know,

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