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Homer opens draft week by questioning everything Brian Gutekunst says this time of year, especially when it comes to the Packers’ offensive line and roster depth. Jason Wilde joins to break down what Goody’s comments really mean, why Green Bay could trade back from No. 52, and how the Packers may be valuing experience in this year’s draft. Tim Van Vooren then adds his view on Jordan Morgan, the need for offensive line insurance, and why Green Bay may still be searching for more juice at running back. It’s a classic Homer Hour mix of draft skepticism, Packers analysis, and old-school stories along the way.
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