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Mike McCarthy
With 12 wins (117), McCarthy would move from 36th to 32nd in NFL history, passing George Allen, George Seifert, Dennis Green and Don Coryell.
With 2 playoff wins (10), McCarthy would move from 23rd (tie) to 13th (tie) in NFL history, passing among others, Paul Brown, Tony Dungy, John Madden and Vince Lombardi.
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Aaron Rodgers
With 4000 passing yards (36,598), Rodgers would move from 35th to 25th in NFL history, passing, among others, Jim Kelly, John Hadl, Steve Young, Y.A. Tittle and Troy Aikman.
With 33 TD passes (292), Rodgers would move from 17th to 12th in NFL history, passing Warren Moon, Johnny Unitas, Vinny Testaverde, Joe Montana and Dave Krieg
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Jordy Nelson
With 1000 receiving yards (7141), Jordy would move from 171st to 122nd in NFL history, passing, among others, Marshall Faulk, Kellen Winslow, Cris Collinsworth and Max McGee.
With 1000 yards, Jordy would move from 9th to 5th in Packer history, passing Boyd Dowler, Antonio Freeman, Greg Jennings and Max McGee.
With 10 TD receptions (60), Jordy would move from 115th (tie) to 82nd (tie) in NFL history, passing, among others, Mark Duper, Anthony Carter, Carroll Dale and James Jones (maybe).
With 10 TD receptions, Jordy would move from 7th to 4th in Packer history, passing Antonio Freeman, Gregg Jennings and Max McGee.
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Eddie Lacy
With 1000 rushing yards (4136), Lacy would move from 12th to 6th in Packer history, passing Dorsey Levens, Clark Hinkle, Gerry Ellis, Paul Hornung, Edgar Bennett and Donny Anderson.
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Clay Matthews
With 10 sacks (79.5), Clay Matthews would move from 82nd to 64th in NFL history, passing, among others, Bryce Paup, KGB, Mark Gastineau and Jevon Kearse.
With 7 sacks, Clay would become the all-time Packers sack leader, passing KGB.
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Julius Peppers
With 6 sacks (142), Peppers would move from 9th to 5th in NFL history, passing Michael Strahan, Jason Taylor, John Randle and Richared Dent.
With 12 wins (117), McCarthy would move from 36th to 32nd in NFL history, passing George Allen, George Seifert, Dennis Green and Don Coryell.
With 2 playoff wins (10), McCarthy would move from 23rd (tie) to 13th (tie) in NFL history, passing among others, Paul Brown, Tony Dungy, John Madden and Vince Lombardi.
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Aaron Rodgers
With 4000 passing yards (36,598), Rodgers would move from 35th to 25th in NFL history, passing, among others, Jim Kelly, John Hadl, Steve Young, Y.A. Tittle and Troy Aikman.
With 33 TD passes (292), Rodgers would move from 17th to 12th in NFL history, passing Warren Moon, Johnny Unitas, Vinny Testaverde, Joe Montana and Dave Krieg
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Jordy Nelson
With 1000 receiving yards (7141), Jordy would move from 171st to 122nd in NFL history, passing, among others, Marshall Faulk, Kellen Winslow, Cris Collinsworth and Max McGee.
With 1000 yards, Jordy would move from 9th to 5th in Packer history, passing Boyd Dowler, Antonio Freeman, Greg Jennings and Max McGee.
With 10 TD receptions (60), Jordy would move from 115th (tie) to 82nd (tie) in NFL history, passing, among others, Mark Duper, Anthony Carter, Carroll Dale and James Jones (maybe).
With 10 TD receptions, Jordy would move from 7th to 4th in Packer history, passing Antonio Freeman, Gregg Jennings and Max McGee.
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Eddie Lacy
With 1000 rushing yards (4136), Lacy would move from 12th to 6th in Packer history, passing Dorsey Levens, Clark Hinkle, Gerry Ellis, Paul Hornung, Edgar Bennett and Donny Anderson.
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Clay Matthews
With 10 sacks (79.5), Clay Matthews would move from 82nd to 64th in NFL history, passing, among others, Bryce Paup, KGB, Mark Gastineau and Jevon Kearse.
With 7 sacks, Clay would become the all-time Packers sack leader, passing KGB.
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Julius Peppers
With 6 sacks (142), Peppers would move from 9th to 5th in NFL history, passing Michael Strahan, Jason Taylor, John Randle and Richared Dent.
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