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Welcome into an all-new episode of the Pack-A-Poday podcast.

I'm your host, Andy Herman.

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As always, thank you so incredibly much for being here.

We've got a great show for you today, Packers OTAs, week two in the books at least from

a media coverage standpoint, had the opportunity to attend practice on Tuesday.

And today we're going to be going over every tasty little morsel that took place at practice and break it down in as much detail as we possibly can. Before we get there, quick shout out to Charlie Peek for becoming an all-new Packet a podcast member if you haven't checked out those memberships yet. Today is a wonderful day to do so. We've got a members-only Q&A coming up later today. Also, if that doesn't work for you, no worries whatsoever. If you could like, subscribe, comment, give those five-star reviews on the audio channels, tell a friend about the show. Anything you can do to support us, we always appreciate a ton. But more importantly, again, thank you so much for checking us out. This is your first time here. Welcome. As I mentioned, we're going to nerd out about all things things Packers. We do it 365 days a year. And today's a fun one because we do have an actual

practice to discuss. You get to the whole scheme of things, right? We of course do this 365 days a year.

You get two OTA practices, a mini camp practice, like, I don't know, 20-ish training camp practices are right around there.

That's it.

You know, you get practices during the season, but they're completely close to the media other

than stretching and maybe a couple individual drills.

You only have about 20-ish of these all year long.

And I get there's no pads and there's, you know, no bull rushing and no

contact and there's all of that stuff. But when you really get down to the thick of it,

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