Packernet Podcast: Green Bay Packers

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In this enlightening episode of the Packernet Podcast, aired on April 6, 1984, host Ryan Schlipp dives into a rich discussion on recent NFL rule changes, the draft guide, and the potential for global expansion. Schlipp shares Mark Murphy's insights and prepares listeners for an in-depth position analysis expected with the upcoming draft guide release. The conversation then pivots to a critique of the new ban on hip drop tackles, which Schlipp argues is overly broad and misses the mark on addressing the real issue at hand. As the episode progresses, frustration with NFL rule changes, especially concerning replay challenges, becomes a focal point. Schlipp proposes a "two strikes rule" to mitigate bad refereeing without leading to abuse of the challenge system. The discussion broadens to explore the NFL's international expansion ambitions, highlighting the potential in markets like Brazil, Sweden, and Tunisia, despite language barriers and logistical challenges. Attention then shifts to the NFL's venture into fl

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In this insightful episode of the Packernet Podcast, Ryan Schlipp takes an analytical approach to NFL team building, focusing specifically on the Green Bay Packers and how player value metrics can spotlight opportunities for improvement across various positions. Starting with a discussion on the concept of "value over replacement," Schlipp assesses the Packers' wide receiver group compared to the league's best, providing a clear picture of the potential points a team could gain with top-tier players in each role. The episode delves into the valuation of different positions within the team, from the underestimated value of the wide receiver and tight end groups to the critical yet surprisingly ranked quarterback and running back positions. By examining NFL teams' positional outputs, Schlipp identifies where the Packers can maximize their value, pointing out the significant impact of positions like tackle and pass rusher and the crucial need for improvement at wide receiver. The analysis covers the gaps between

In this episode of "Packernet After Dark," our host invites listeners for an engaging call-in session, opening the floor to Packers fans with insightful questions and hearty discussions. Leading off, we hear from Kyle in Madison, who shares his unique predicament of tackling his "honey-do" list with just one arm due to an injury, all the while immersing himself in Packers content. Kyle's situation brings a relatable and humorous touch to the episode, as he navigates everyday tasks and the impending draft season with a mix of determination and a good-natured approach to household chores. The heart of the episode dives into the complexities of the NFL draft, with Kyle and our host dissecting the strategic nuances of the Packers' draft position and the potential moves on the horizon. They debate the merits of trading up for a game-changing player versus the depth of talent available in the middle rounds, emphasizing the Packers' need to enhance their cornerback roster in response to the evolving threats within t

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In this gripping episode of Packernet After Dark, we dive deep into the heart and soul of Packers' fandom amidst April's unpredictable snow showers. Starting off with a look into the Packers' championship aspirations with Aaron Rodgers, a caller shares an epiphany on Aaron's potential MVP season and the historical context of their success. As the discussion unfolds, we explore the essence of Green Bay Packers football and fan culture, capturing the complex emotions of excitement, frustration, and the eternal hope for not just Super Bowl victories but consistent good football. The conversation takes a curious turn into topics like TV signal reception challenges and the whimsical idea of receiving unexpected money. The dialogue transitions into more personal stories, such as the frustration with voting due to plumbing issues, and the complexities of delivering a '51 Chevy against all odds. As the episode progresses, the focus shifts to the nitty-gritty of NFL defense strategies, player evaluations, and the intr

Packers Total Access | We Identify Five Prospects Who Are On The Packers Radar Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of the Packernet Podcast, host Ryan Schlipp delves into the intricacies of refining the draft process, ensuring no prospect goes unexamined as he aims to cover the top 200 prospects for the Green Bay Packers. Ryan provides an insightful look into the challenges and changes in his draft preparation strategy, emphasizing the importance of comprehensive evaluation to avoid missing out on key players. The episode also tackles the ongoing debate surrounding Caleb Williams' leadership qualities, dissecting public and professional opinions on what truly constitutes leadership in a prospective NFL quarterback. With a critical look at both the Packers' draft strategy and the broader implications of leadership traits in draft prospects, this episode offers a unique blend of draft preparation insights and a nuanced discussion on quarterback leadership. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction and Podcast Overview 01:15 - Update on Draft Process Refinement and Prospect Evaluation Strategy 05:00 - Challenges in C

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In this episode of Packernet After Dark, the host kicks things off with a playful anecdote about the nervous excitement of making urgent phone calls, setting the stage for an episode filled with engaging caller interactions. We're joined by Pedro (mistakenly called David from Brazil), who presents a unique challenge: constructing a mock draft exclusively with players boasting a Relative Athletic Score (RAS) of 9 or higher. This intriguing proposal leads to a discussion about the athletic benchmarks and how they could shape the Packers' draft strategy. 1265 Fan returns with heartfelt appreciation for the community's support, sharing insights on the USFL's new kickoff approach and critiquing the extra point system. The highlight reel moment comes from a story about a kicker who, despite lacking experience, nails a crucial field goal twice after being iced, showcasing the unpredictability and excitement of sports. Listeners are treated to a deep dive into sports broadcasting with a nod to Peacock's comprehensive

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Hosts: @JJLahey, @Pack_Daddy & @JakeNFLDraft Brought to you by Packernet.com and the Packernet Podcast Network. Packers, Green Bay Packers, NFL, Football Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"Packernet After Dark: A Tapestry of Caller Insights and Pranks – Timestamped Revelations" dives deep into the heart of the Packer Nation's conversations, spotlighting the vibrant tapestry woven by fans' insights, questions, and occasional pranks. From the get-go, the episode touches on the palpable tension of making urgent calls, setting a tone of immediacy and connectivity. The host, a beacon for Packers' discussions, welcomes everyone to join, emphasizing the open line for new and returning callers, leading to a cascade of diverse opinions and analyses. First, we navigate through callers' musings on the offensive line, focusing on specific draft prospects, which segues into a detailed exploration of potential additions and the strategic implications for the Packers. Discussions pivot from theoretical draft selections to passionate debates on the Packers' special teams and the broader NFL landscape, including rule changes and player safety concerns. The dialogue takes a whimsical turn with calls about the i

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