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Dan Hanzus & Marc Sessler are joined by Conor Orr to catch up on the latest NFL news as mandatory minicamps begin around the league! To start, we announce that Heed the Call is now officially an award-winning podcast (2:19) before Conor joins the show (6:59). Then we hit the news, starting with a flashback to June 27, 2022 (10:13). QB Aaron Rodgers finally signed with Pittsburgh (14:34), RB Nick Chubb has agreed to a one-year deal with the Texans (23:47), the Packers are releasing CB Jaire Alexander (26:35), and Kirk Cousins is expected to attend Falcons' mandatory minicamp (30:20). After that...

Colin is joined by John Middlekauff,, host of “3 and Out”! They begin by recapping Colin’s vacation to Europe and they discuss some of their favorite overseas trips (3:30)! They pivot to Aaron Rodgers becoming “weird” late in his career (11:00) and that leading teams to pass on him, compare his relatively short “prime” to some other all-time great quarterbacks (14:30) and debate whether Matthew Stafford could surpass Rodgers on the list of all-time QBs if he plays 2-3 more good years of football (18:45) They address the concerns coming out of Minnesota about quarterback JJ ...

Jeremy, Chris and Ryan get back together and discuss more from Frank Ragnow's sudden retirement, and where the Lions stand with their offensive line. Plus, OTA storylines - is there too much Jameson Williams hype, is Rakestraw playing outside CB fine? Want to support the PODcast? Get the gift of meat! Use promo code POD15 at www.righteousfelon.com to get 15% off your order on craft beef jerky, biltong and meat sticks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason Wilde joins Matt & Molly show fresh off his top secret meeting at Lambeau Field to talk about the Packers' offensive line and wide receiver position groups. He gives his thoughts on today's Siding Unlimited poll question -- Which Packers position group are you most confident about heading into next season (not including QB) -- and why we've yet to see or hear anything about Jacob Monk since he was drafted last year. He also explains why wide receiver could be the deepest position group this season, and why it might need to be.