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What's going on, everybody?

Welcome back to another episode of the Packaday podcast.

I'm your host, Andy Herman.

You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL.

But there are far more people, more important people on this episode.

Of course, the one and only pro football focus, Sam Monson.

You can follow him on Twitter at PFF Sam.

You can find his work at pro football focus.com. Sam, I'm so incredibly excited to be chatting with you about Packers football and, of course, all their upcoming opponents this upcoming year. How was your overall week one experience? Yeah, it was good. Obviously, you know, relief. We made it. We made it through the offseason. We got to week one. We get new information.

We get new football evidence. So we don't have to start talking about the same things we've been talking about all the way through the off season. We get new things to talk about. So that's always good. No, I totally agree. This certainly was a lot to take away from week one, from key injuries to huge upsets to some of the best quarterbacks in the league all losing in week one,

which was kind of surprising.

But I, from week one, from key injuries to huge upsets to some of the best quarterbacks in the league,

all losing in week one, which was kind of surprising. But I wanted to start off with one of those

key injuries. You had a great article out there on Pro Football Focus about Aaron Rogers and

discussing his injury. Obviously, you know, everyone can go check it out over at Pro FootballFocus.com,

but what was kind of your overall takeaway from the Aaron Rogers injury and what it

means for the league?

I mean, obviously, I think this was a sad ending, whether or not it's the end of his career,

just an ending to this whole story.

I understand, you know, there will be some Packers fans that don't care or, you know, have no investment in him once he's left or once the situation in Green Bay deteriorated and he moved on.

But for Jets fans obviously are miserable, but even for the rest of us, for the neutral, right?

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