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Okay. This is the Packaday Podcast. What is up Packers fans?

Happy Thursday.

Welcome into an all new episode of the Packaday podcast.

I'm your host, Andy Herman.

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You can find the podcast at Packaday Podcast.

Thanks so much for being here today.

It's always an interesting sort of dynamic change when the season starts, where in the off

season, it's so much of me going solo and talking to you guys every single day, just like we're

doing right now. And then in the season, I love it to death. I get to talk to Paul Farrington,

and I get to talk to Paul Breddle and Justice Muscada and Aaron Nagler and like Carmen Vitell, et cetera, et cetera, right? I get to talk to so many people and it's this awesome, really fun back and forth and we get to talk to really smart people and listen to their thoughts and everything. It's a ton of fun, but I have to admit sometimes I just miss the ability to chat one-on-one,

so I'm excited about today's show.

Our main topic for today is going to be the highest and lowest grades from week two,

and I'll just state the obvious right up front.

I understand the commander's game was a week ago, and I know on top of mine now is not week two, right? We're getting into week three, Packers, Browns, everything like that. I promise you we'll get into that as well. We're going to go through a lot of breakdowns with Packers and Browns or stuff out there on the audio podcast. And of course, you guys have seen all the extra content that we've put out here on the YouTube channel as well. So there's tons of that stuff available. But today we're going to be going through the grades. And what I'll just say is sometimes with going through and grading every player on every play, especially early in the season as I kind of get back in the swing of things, it's a labor of love, right? It takes time. It takes effort. It takes energy. All I can say to you is

sometimes it's going to take a little bit longer, but I promise you the quality is there. I could

probably half-asset if I wanted to and get it to you guys quicker so that it was more timely.

Sometimes it just takes a little bit longer. So I apologies that it took a week, but alas,

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