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What's going on, Packer's fans? Happy Wednesday. Welcome into an all new episode of the Packaday podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. Can find the podcast at Packet Day podcast. Fun exercise today. We're going to be going through kind of power ranking the biggest needs for Green Bay, going from the positions that are set it and forget it,

you don't really need to do anything at this point

to the ones that have a ton of needs

and really could use a makeover.

It's an interesting exercise to do

because it starts looking at what can you get by with

and what things again, do you really have to emphasize

at some point in time

whether it be via the draft free agency bringing your own guys back or whether it be via a trade

or claiming a guy off a waivers etc we'll go through all of that today just a couple of quick

updates before we get there browns the cleveland browns this is the funny one, are hiring Packers Assistant Special

Teams Coordinator, Byron Storer to be their special teams coordinator.

Imagine me telling you that some other team was going to look at the Packers special teams

and say, we want that for us. We want what's going on

in Green Bay on special teams. We need to make that a focal. Now, only the Browns, only the Browns

would do that. Now, to be clear, Byron's store has a great reputation. Rich Basascia has a great

reputation that has not carried over into successful special teams in Green Bay.

As we've talked about, special teams are nuanced. There are things that Green Bay has done well

on special teams as of late. There are other things they have been atrocious at.

Way it out, figure it out, but store now goes to Cleveland to become their special teams coordinator.

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