... of the most high-powered offenses in the National Football League. Last season, they ranked eighth in the league in total offense as well as fifth in scoring and have only improved the offense this season. With a much-improved offensive line and some up-and-comers at the skill positions, the Packers should repeat their success on offense and then some.

At the same time, the greatest fantasy sport in the world begins in two weeks. Fantasy football leagues will be drafting their teams and owners will be looking for first round ponies as well as their late-round sleepers. Over the next three days, we will take a look at and break down each set of positions on the Packers to get ready for the 2009 fantasy football season.

Quarterbacks

Aaron Rodgers, fifth season, started 16 games last season

Heading into 2008, Rodgers was under loads of scrutiny to perform in the absence of Hall-0f-Famer Brett Favre. Thankfully, he was given a great supporting ...

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