The only major question with his group is whether it can play up to last season's standard. The Packers allowed only 30 sacks, the fewest since Aaron Rodgers took over as quarterback in 2008. It also helped Eddie Lacy rush for 1,139 yards – his second straight 1,100-yard season. When general manager Ted Thompson signed Bulaga to a five-year, $33.75 million contract in March, it ensured that the same starting five would be together again this season. In fact, all five are signed through at least the 2016 season.

Rob Demovsky  wrote:

Aaron Rodgers' ability to escape the pass rush and still hit receivers downfield makes all of those O Linemen SEEM better than what they are. That's not a negative thing - it's just a fact, and a Good thing.

Originally Posted by: texaspackerbacker 

S0 with Aaron aging and his skills beginning to decline, will he start getting rid of the ball faster and adhere to fundamentals? Or is he going to use his influence in playcalling to continue looking deep and holding the ball for 2.8+?

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Has anyone seen any sign of Aaron's skills beginning to decline? Peyton just last season started to decline at what? 38? and two years removed from a serious injury? I don't expect any non-injury-related decline in Aaron Rodgers for a good many years. I HOPE he uses his influence that way hahahaha.

Originally Posted by: texaspackerbacker 

He hasn't been injury free in awhile. You think he still rolls out as well as he used to?

Originally Posted by: nerdmann