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Welcome back to the Pack of Day podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. Happy Labor Day. Hope you are enjoying your long weekend. We are getting closer and closer and closer to NFL football, a great weekend of college football, a crazy LSU Florida State game on Sunday night. It'll be Thursday night football before you know it.

But a very fun episode lined up for you today talking Green Bay Packers as always.

And what I thought would be fun today would be ranking the Packers 10 best superpowers as they go into this 2020 season.

Now, superpower might be a bit aggressive. We could talk

about the Packers' biggest strengths and so on and so forth, but I think sometimes there are

certain things that just set apart teams and players and can really make them that much more

potent and effective and just have opportunities to win football games because of it.

For example, I'll use one that is gone, and that's Devante Adams, right?

Devante Adams, on the outside with his releases, was an absolute cheat code.

What he can do at the line of scrimmage and getting cornerbacks to basically wave at air

as they try to get their hands on him is a cheat code. It is a superpower.

So whether you want to call these advantages, cheat codes, superpowers, whatever you want to call

them, I think Green Bay has 10 of them legitimately. And I wanted to go through them. And I wanted

to rank them from number 10 to number one. So let's start off at number 10 for the 10 superpowers or advantages that could

give Green Bay a path to a Super Bowl this upcoming season. Number 10 is one that we just barely,

barely, barely kind of got to see a season ago. And that's having three true cover corners,

Eric Stokes, Jire Alexander, Rizuel Douglas.

And I am so hopeful, not only the cover corners, but this entire defense, I just want to see this

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