Well, ladies and gentlemen, as you can hear, I am out in nature, and it is beautiful out here, but maybe a bit distracting for a podcast.

But look, this is not supposed to be happening. I'm not supposed to be doing podcasts. I'm not supposed to be doing any of this.

But the biggest Green Bay Packers news,

almost in my lifetime, I was very young when the Reggie White thing happened, so I don't

really remember what that was like, what the reactions and all those types of things were like.

But suffice it to say, these types of moves almost never happen.

And it's so funny, because I just said that about McKinney and Josh Jacobs.

Those types of things don't happen, but guess what?

Guess who swoops in?

This is what I love, I guess we're just jumping right in.

This is what I love about Brian Gutikunst and the Green Bay Packers and the way that they do business.

They don't do a lot of things, but they do the right things.

And when I say the right things, I don't mean like the things that always work.

That's not what I mean.

I mean, they're willing to be patient and bide their time.

They'll look at all the 30-year-old washed-up players that every fan wants,

that teams have a hard time looking away from and saying, nope, and nope, and nope, and nope, and nope, and

nope, and nope, and then when a 25-year-old pops up, when a guy like Xavier McKinney pops up,

when a guy like Adrian Amos becomes available, when a guy like

Zadarius Smith at 26 years old becomes available or Preston Smith, when a guy like, oh, I don't

know, Micah Parsons, which is a once in a... It's not even a generation.

It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity if you are a GM.

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