GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Earlier this week, we brought you the Green Bay Packers' season report card.

As we put a wrap on the Packers' season that ended with last Sunday's shocking collapse in the NFC Championship Game at the Seattle Seahawks, let's take a more in-depth at each position group and how it fared during the season.

We started with the offensive and defensive position groups. We'll wrap up the players' portion with special teams (grades for coaching and personnel moves will follow):

Special teams
First, the good news: Mason Crosby made all but six of his 40 field goals (including playoffs), and Micah Hyde returned two punts for touchdowns.

Rob Demovsky  wrote:

Tine to Cleqn House!

Fire Everybody!

Originally Posted by: buckeyepackfan 

You really content with the way things are?

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

What I don't see with the ST blunders this year is any consistency. We had mishandled snap, pressure up the middle, pressure from outside, low long kicks, bad punts, simple missed kicks. So the question is, are they just not teaching the what they are suppose to do, or are the players just making mistakes. If it is just the players making mistakes is a coaching change really going to make a difference, it would that just be a change for appearance sake.

Other option would be, was the level of talent available on ST part of the problem. They changed at the end and put Sitton and Lang on the FG team. On occasion both Peppers and Matthews were on FG coverage team but I don't recall seeing them doing that at the end. If that is the case, than does the blame fall on McCarthy and Capers for not letting Slocum have access to the better talent on the team.

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins