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Okay. This is the Pack-A-Day podcast. Hello everybody.

Welcome to another episode of the Pack-A-D-A podcast.

It is the off-season.

New League years starts this next week, and there's a lot of questions yet for the Packers

to try and break down how they're going to get under the salary cap and who will get money up front and who will get money further down the road and for all your news to break that down my name is Mike Welland, Gage Bridgeford joining me as well and Gage, Russ Ball is already a magician. He's going to get further into wizard territory in the next few days.

Already the deals with Preston Smith and Adrian Amos and Devin Funchus.

He'll make a couple more moves these next few days,

but what looked at a little bit of a bleak situation early on

is looking at a lot more feasible as we get closer and closer to the new league year,

thanks to what Rust Ball is done.

Yeah, Rust Ball remains better than

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