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The Packers make a couple little pickups.

We'll talk about that.

We will also address the potential for the Packers make a couple little pickups. We'll talk about that. We will also address the potential

for the Packers to play an international game as the schedule gets set to release here in just

a couple hours now as you're listening to this. But let's start with the perception of this team and the idea that we need to rethink what we

thought of the 2025 Green Bay Packers heading into the season.

Now, if you look at, for example, the futures, the totals for the Packers, they've actually trended down from 10 and a half down to 10.

That is directly related to what we most recently saw of the Packers, which was a five-game

losing streak to end the season and a playoff collapse. And I understand that. But there was this discussion that

was had on a national show. Again, I'm not trying to call anybody out. I'm not trying to

beef with anybody. This is not about that because this is, this is reflective of a perception about this

team. And the idea of the conversation, or at least part of the conversation, was that, oh,

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