Green Bay Packers
The Packers feature a quarterback in Aaron Rodgers that can do it all. The six-time Pro Bowler led the league with 40 passing touchdowns in 2016. He also added four rushing scores and 369 rushing yards to his stat sheet.
He and wide receiver/running back Ty Montgomery did an excellent job picking up the slack that former running backs Eddie Lacy and James Starks left behind when they were injured. Montgomery’s wish is to convert to running back full time in 2017. And he should. He averaged a swift 5.9 yards per attempt on foot last fall.
@TyMontgomery2 this was such a nice run 🧀 pic.twitter.com/kSlrEFDggH
— Riley (@PackersHive) April 6, 2017
Through the air, Rodgers helped wide receiver Jordy Nelson tally a league-best 14 touchdowns. Beyond Nelson, Devonte Adams and Randall Cobb are both explosive playmakers.
Whatever draft moves the Packers make this April should only help the offense become even stronger in 2017, especially if it involves bolstering the offensive line.