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What's going on, everybody?

Welcome in to another episode of the Packaday podcast. I'm your host,

Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. I'm going to just be forthright. I appreciate

you being here, probably despite the title of what if Jordan Love is bad. I'm sure it's an idea

and a thought that we don't even want to entertain as Packer fans at this point,

but I want to go over it because I think it's an important talking point for a variety of

different reasons.

First of all, as you can imagine, as you can very much imagine, there are many people around

the NFL who are ready for Green Bay to have a bad quarterback that have seen Brett Favre

Aaron Rogers go three plus decades as dominant quarterbacks and are ready for something

different for Green Bay and think that, hey, they can't, they clearly can't have another

MVP Hall of Fame caliber quarterback, right?

So there are many that are around the league that are ready for Green Bay to have to go through caliber quarterback, right? So there are many that are around the league that are

ready for Green Bay to have to go through something different, right? And there's also those who

feel like Green Bay treated Aaron Rogers very poorly on the way out. So they want Green Bay to get

their comeuppance and don't want Jordan Love to be good for that reason as well. So I want to

go over those scenarios and options today. And this is very

readily available, right? So Kyle Brandt, NFL Network, somebody who I respect gratefully,

and actually who's, he did a little sit down thing, a little short, and I actually agree with

most of what he said. But he said, be careful celebrating the departure of Aaron Rogers and

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