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• 1996 PACKER ROSTER PRO

He was, at one point, considered to be the premier nose tackle in the NFL and is still a dominant interior defender.

1996 PACKER ROSTER PRO

He caught a pair of touchdown passes in Super Bowl XLV and was a Pro Bowler in both 20.Ĭlark, a two-time Pro Bowler, has 26.5 sacks, five forced fumbles and 38 tackles for losses in 106 career games. Jennings had a season with 1,000 receiving yards and a season with 10 or more receiving touchdowns while playing with both Favre and Rodgers. Between 1996-99, he produced 10 postseason touchdown catches, including a then-record 81-yard touchdown in Super Bowl XXXI. Freeman caught 57 total touchdowns, had three 1,000-yard receiving seasons and was a first-team All-Pro in 1998. He produced seven 1,000-yard seasons: five with Favre, two with Rodgers. Driver, a three-time Pro Bowler, ranks first in team history in catches (743) and receiving yards (10,137). Between 20, Nelson averaged 16.1 yards per catch and 10.8 yards per target, making him one of the most efficient pass-catchers in football. Nelson, a favorite target of Rodgers, had four 1,000-yard receiving seasons and 69 total touchdowns in nine seasons. Both were individually dominant and game-breaking receivers who (one day) belong in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Adams caught 73 touchdowns Sharpe had 65. Adams and Sharpe combined for 10 Pro Bowls and five first-team All-Pros despite the pair only playing 15 total seasons in Green Bay. Grant, who ranks sixth in team history in rushing, just missed the cut. All three backs were (or are) terrific runners and receivers. He was a Pro Bowler in 1997 after creating 1,805 total yards and 12 touchdowns. Levens, who had 205 total yards in the 1996 NFC Championship Game win over the Panthers, produced two 1,000-yard seasons and three 10-touchdown seasons. He led the NFL in rushing touchdowns (16) and total touchdowns (19) in 2019. Jones, a slashing runner, ranks third in team history in rushing yards and sixth among running backs all-time in yards per carry. During his first five seasons in Green Bay, Green produced 9,036 total yards and scored 61 touchdowns, including his incredible 2,250-yard, 20-touchdown season in 2003. Green, who ranks first in team history in rushing yards, made four consecutive Pro Bowls between 20. In an attempt to acknowledge both the quarterbacks and the supporting cast, Packers Wire enlisted over 25 Packers-based media members to organize the definitive All-Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers Packers team spanning the franchise’s incredibly successful run between 19:

But all great quarterbacks must be surrounded by great players to win so many football games and achieve so many milestones. There is no doubting the greatness of either quarterback. The franchise won Super Bowls XXXI and XLV (losing Super Bowl XXXII) and was second in both playoff games (43) and playoff wins (23), again trailing only the Patriots.įavre and Rodgers won 15 NFC Central or North titles and made nine NFC title game appearances. The Packers also scored 12,451 points between 19, the most in the NFL, and had the second-highest point differential (plus-2,208). They’ll settle for silver.īetween 19, the Packers won 314 regular-season games, the second-most in the NFL trailing only the Patriots (323). If not for Tom Brady and Bill Belichick, the Favre-Rodgers Packers would have been the NFL’s gold standard of the last 30 seasons. Together, the pair threw 1,001 touchdown passes for the Packers during the regular season and playoffs. The book is now officially closed on what can only be labeled as the oustanding eras of Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers as the starting quarterbacks for the Green Bay Packers.įavre, a first-ballot Pro Football Hall of Famer, was a 16-year starter from 1992 to 2007 Rodgers, a future first-ballot Hall of Famer, was a 15-year starter from 2008 to 2022.