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What's going on, Packers fans? Happy Friday. Welcome into an all new episode of the Packet

A podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL and the podcast

at Packetay podcast. Hope you are having a wonderful Friday. Your weekend is off to a wonderful start.

We've got a great show for you today. We are doing a Skymore film review and grade

and breakdown of everything that he can potentially bring to the Packers in 2026 before we get

there. Just a couple of really minor news, notes, updates, et cetera. There's been some good

conversation lately, including with Mina Kimes, about where Jordan Love ranks in the pantheon of current NFL quarterbacks. Is he at the top? Is he a top

10? Is he a top five? Well, I've got great news for you. Check out the audio version of the

Packet of A podcast today. Jimmy and Aaron and Jen do a great job of going through some of those

recent listicles and where Jordan Love ranks and making their own arguments. You can find that on the audio version of the Packaday podcast. Also, if you missed the last couple days of film reviews, make sure to check out Javon Hargrave as well as Benjamin St. Juist. Really fun episodes are both of those. And today, as I mentioned, is Sky is sky more tomorrow if all goes according to plan

is going to be to rod taylor and then next week will be zire franklin and that will exhaust our

big additions to the team that i wanted to go through and uh break down and grade and then we'll

also at some point when we get to the end of this look at you know what are the grades of the players

that green bay lost what are the grades of the players that green bay added and where does that

come out in the wash is it a net positive is it a net negative we'll go through that as we get

our final grades for these new players in as well some news around the nfl matthew stafford

signed a one year huge extension with the Rams.

That will keep him with the Rams both this year in 2026 and next year in 2027. Kudos to the

Rams and Stafford for getting that done. It does give, I think, the Rams probably a little bit

of a piece of mind that, hey, they've got Stafford

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