20 minutes a day, 365 days a year.

This is the Pack a Day podcast.

What is happening, Packer fans? Welcome into an all new episode of the Packet of a podcast.

I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. Thank you so much for being here

today. We have a ton of trade discussion, including the Resuel Douglas trade that we'll get to.

We've got best and worst grades from this past week against the Minnesota Vikings. Really excited to dig into

that. Before I get there really quick, not going to take too much of your time, but if you haven't

yet checked out Packaday memberships, definitely do so over on the YouTube channel. Really big update

here for all Packaday members. If you like getting the episodes a little bit earlier, usually I

upload them at night. They launch at 5 a.m. every morning.

But now for Packaday podcast members, all members, they will get the episode early on YouTube

as soon as the episode is finished and uploaded. So you definitely get a bit of a benefit there.

So again, check out all the membership levels. There's four different levels. There is starter,

Pro Bowl, All Pro Pro and Hall of Fame members. If you haven't checked it out yet,

please make sure to do so. But on to our discussion. And let's kick things off right away with the trade deadline deals. I'm going to go over specifically the NFC North. And of course,

I'm going to start off with Rizuel Douglas getting traded from Green Bay to the Buffalo

Bills, a lot of just emotion and feelings and thoughts about this trade from just about everywhere.

And I get all sides of it. I legitimately do. If you want to get my bigger, longer take, I did a full

episode live yesterday so you can check that out and kind of, you know, review all my initial thoughts on the trade.

And I talked about this trade a couple weeks ago, thinking that there was some potential it could happen.

Now, in, you know, sort of that mindset, I thought at the time with Stokes coming back and with Valentine

being a potential player there as well, that it could have made some sense. Well, in the meantime,

...