Ladies and gentlemen, welcome once again to the Packernet podcast.

I am your host and resident analyst as always Ryan Schlipp.

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gonna sorry i missed yesterday but we're going to continue on we'll do news and notes a little bit

NFL draft and then we're going to try to finish up today looking at the rest of the defense

we have a linebacker corner safety left to do so we'll see if if we can get that done today. Not a ton going on in the world. A lot of coaching stuff. The one big thing to keep an eye on, Mr. Anthony Campanile was interviewed for the defensive coordinator position for the Jacksonville Jaguars after that weirdo freak Liam Cohen was hired.

I don't know what that guy's problem is, man. Holy cow.

Duval.

I don't know if you saw this is weird, man.

That guy's a guy creeps me out.

Anyways, they have interviewed some other people, so it's not as though it's a slam dunk or anything.

Aubrey Pleasant currently is interviewing for the defensive coordinator job.

Raiders, D.C. Patrick Graham.

I would say there are other people that are, I hate to say, more qualified, but have better-looking resumes.

I've mentioned before Campanile, if we did lose our defensive coordinator, he would be the guy that I would want to be our defensive coordinator.

There were a lot of people that wanted him to be a defensive coordinator prior to. It was

kind of a thing where he really felt like he was, should have been given that opportunity

and was not given that opportunity, which is the reason why he left and was available

to come to Green Bay. We may end up losing him. I would guess not as much. It's kind of similar to Halflead to the Jets. It just feels a little early. Not that he's not qualified, not that he wouldn't be the best candidate for it, but it just felt a little bit early. So I'm hoping we can get over this hump and Jacksonville ends up hiring somebody else so we can just continue on with our business, because I don't want to lose that guy.

I really don't.

Like I said, I would rather, you know, if we're going to lose halfway anyway, I would rather have him available for us to promote him to defensive coordinator than to lose him, and then maybe next year lose halfway.

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