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Happy Monday. Welcome into an all new episode of the Packa Day podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. You can find the podcast at Packaday Podcast. Thanks for being here. We have officially reached the off season. We will not have meaningful football until September. But that doesn't mean that we're not going to be here for

you 365 days a year covering all things off season, covering all things Green Bay Packers.

We've gone through some of the coaching moves already, some free agency stuff.

We'll get into more free agency stuff.

We'll get into cuts, transactions.

Before you know it, we're going to be talking about players that the Packers actually signed,

NFL draft prospects who they actually drafted, mini camps, OTAs, training camps. And before you know it, it'll be September. And we'll be talking about a brand new season. And we'll get that first fire-leflore hashtag going. It'll be an epic adventure. But for those of you who have been here before, you know, we got you covered. If you're new here, again, don't go anywhere.

It's going to be an epic offseason.

It's going to be a very important offseason for Green Bay. I'd be remiss not to say, as much as it sucks, that it's not the Green Bay Packers. We're congratulating today. Congratulations to the Seattle Seahawks. This thing is difficult, as we all know. only one of 32 teams gets to their destination at the end of the year.

All 32 teams are to their destination at the end of the year.

All 32 teams are fighting tooth and nail to be in this exact position. Seattle did a tremendous

job. And of course, former Packers, you know, I forget his exact title in Green Bay, but

Scouts, I know at minimum, and I think he had some front office positions as well,

but John Schneider, you know, from DePier, Wisconsin, leading that team second Super Bowl in Seattle

history, John Schneider overseen both of those. The Seahawks were worthy champions. They were

phenomenal all season long. It really felt like Seahawks and Rams in that NFC championship game

was the actual Super Bowl that it felt like it. And I think quite frankly that it was,

they built this team fully defense, special teams offense. They had everything that they needed,

but you really saw the importance of defense and special teams in this Super Bowl.

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