Packernet Podcast: Green Bay Packers

In this engaging episode of the Packernet Podcast, Ryan Schlipp delves into the record-breaking viewership of Super Bowl LIV, with an astonishing 123.4 million fans tuning in, setting a new milestone for the NFL. Amidst the excitement, Schlipp critically examines the NFL's penchant for spotlighting the game's biggest stars and the league's bias towards successful teams, sparking a debate on the need for a more balanced approach. The discussion shifts to the intriguing concept of "Cousin's curse" affecting the 49ers' Super Bowl aspirations, alongside a candid take on the NFL's use of celebrities, and the glaring disparity in team performance. The episode further explores the rapid growth of AI technology, led by Nvidia, and its implications for the NFL, coupled with a nostalgic yet critical reflection on Super Bowl commercials and halftime shows, where Alicia Keys and Ludacris are praised, contrasting sharply with a dismissive view on Justin Bieber. Coaching changes across the NFL are analyzed, highlighting ke