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What's going on, everybody? Happy Friday. Welcome into another episode of the Pack of Day podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. Today we are going to be finalizing our ranking of the Green Bay Packers from number 91 to number one. And we're going to be finishing up today going from numbers 30 through number one.

If you missed the first 31 through 91, you can go back and listen to the last two episodes.

I will do a recap at the end of today's episode as well, going from 91 to number one.

So you can check out that at the end of this as well.

But right now, let's kick things off with number 30.

And we're going to start with Josh Myers. And listen, Josh Myers in year three has a lot of improving to do.

Year one, it was acceptable. It was a rookie season, first time starter, started as a rookie, and you're

like, all right, there's some opportunity here.

He needs to get a little bit better, but it was at least semi-promising.

I think everyone thought year two comes along.

He's going to make big strides and unfortunately went in the opposite direction. And he played nowhere near as well in year two, even as he did as a rookie in year one.

He can do some things as a move blocker.

He's like an okay run blocker from time to time, but super inconsistent, hasn't been a great

past protector and just quite frankly needs to be better.

And we don't need to go into the whole Creed Humphrey versus Josh Myers thing.

But I understood when they took Josh Myers.

You go and watch him in college

and you see a really nice, big, tall physical center out of the University or out of Ohio State

University. And you can tell like exactly what Green Bay saw in him as a player. He had almost like

a veteran mentality at Ohio State and he played in a ton of big games against

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