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What's up Packer fans? Welcome into the Packer Day podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL.

You can follow the podcast at Pack-A-Dade podcast. Thanks so much for joining me today. Today, I figured I would take a look at five players who I want to buy stock in this upcoming season. What I mean by that is, now, if you think of it when you're buying stock or crypto

or whatever the heck it is that you're investing in, football cards, who knows,

whatever it is you're investing in, you want to try to look at the potential value down

the road.

And you're hoping that the value of whatever it is your purchasing is obviously going to go up over time and not down and that you can sell it higher than what you bought it

for. I'm not breaking any news here. You guys all know this. Probably didn't need to explain it,

but I figured I would do that today with five Packers who I think if you were able to buy stock

in them now that by the end of this upcoming season, the stock on these

players would be even higher than it will be today. So these are the five that I'm going to go

with. And I'm going to start at number one. And number one on my list here, and they're not in any

particular order, but is the only one on this list that actually has a change in depth chart, you know, from a season ago.

And that's, and that's AJ Dillon. And of course, Jamal Williams is gone, which easily pushes

AJ Dillon from number three and really kind of an afterthought in most game plans, right,

to the number two running back position and having a legitimate role game in and game out unlike he did a season

ago. He was lucky in certain games just even touch the ball. So I think this is a much bigger

opportunity this upcoming season for AJ Dylan. And whenever we got a chance to get a glimpse of

AJ Dylan a season ago, he was really, really good.

So and against the Titans, of course, he was fantastic.

So this is a player whose role is increasing, who has now basically, I don't want to say like a redshirt season, but like all the wear and tear that you normally get as a running back and all the kind of wear and tear that he had on his legs from Boston College because you've seen a bunch of eight, nine man boxes and they kind of, you know, gave him the ball a ton. Like now he has fresh legs, didn't play a ton of season ago. I think he's going to be ready to go. And, you know, we also know that whether it's been Mike McCarthy or

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