The Brett Favre saga was forever linked to the Packers throughout the season, but Rodgers did all he could to put it behind them, finishing with 4,038 yards, 28 touchdowns, and only 13 interceptions.

His efforts, though, were hidden by the Packers’ overall record of 6-10.

Rodgers’ numbers were partly a result of the shootouts the Packers were regularly involved in, making it evident that changes were needed on the defensive side of the ball. As such, Dom Capers was brought in this offseason to be the defensive coordinator and will change the defensive scheme to that of a 3-4 defense.

The switch will put defensive end, Aaron Kampman, at outside linebacker. The Packers also drafted NT B.J. Raji out of Boston College and LB Cla...

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