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This is the Pack a Day podcast.

We are another Sunday closer to the beginning of Packers season, only 90 days away from the season opener as we start our week on this fantastic Monday.

How you doing, everybody? Welcome into another edition of the Packer Day podcast. My name's Alex Stroke, joining you today.

And with me today is the great Perry Goldstein. You can find her on Twitter at Perry underscore Goldstein. Hi, Perry, only 90

days away. That feels pretty good. Yeah, that's crazy. That feels both very close and very far away

at the same time. Right. No doubt about it. But, you know, we've got the whole summer. We can get

through the nice weather, at least here in Wisconsin, and then we can get the football season now obviously a lot of things are

going to be changing between then and now as the Aaron rogers saga rolls on into month number

three almost just about so uh here we go but lots to get into we threw up on Twitter over the

weekend we want to talk about what you want to hear about. So we opened up our show prep to you, all of our wonderful listeners. So we'll go over a couple of the things that you guys sent in to both Perry and myself. But first and foremost, I think this is the number one thing that a lot of people were talking about.

We heard Andy chime in on it on yesterday's edition of the Pack of a podcast.

But it's Mark Murphy continuing to, I don't know, Perry, is stir the pot the correct term for a guy that said just a couple of weeks ago, you know, it's best about if all this Aaron

Rogers conversations are had in private. But now he goes on and says, oh, yeah, Ted Thompson,

the late great Ted Thompson, used to call Aaron Rogers a complicated fella. So now we're

stirring the pot, not so much keeping everything in private.

I'm just a little bit confused with Mark Murphy right now, Perry.

Yeah, I didn't actually listen to it because I saw all the uproar from Twitter and was just like,

I don't need to bother that because, but the quote is obviously interesting. I don't know if it was just a you know how when you're public speaking sometimes and like you're on the spot and you just kind of say something

and then afterwards you like shoot I should not I'm like wondering if that's what happened I

think this goes along Alex my only thought really like, I just think this goes along with this idea that like the front office just like are not the best communicators and may not have the best people skills to deal with this situation. Do I think that that comment is going to make or break the situation at the current moment? No. Do I think it's going to make

it worse than it already is? No. I think we're already at a bad enough place. So I just, I don't know.

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