"Since Ted Thompson became general manager in 2005, the Packers have the most snaps from undrafted players in the NFL at 77,079, according to ESPN.com, with the next-closest team well behind at 54,105."
That is kind of a remarkable statistic, especially considering the team has been a perennial contender. I mean, I understand having Aaron under center really helps, but statistics like this make it pretty clear why undrafted players turn down other teams offers to try to make it in Green Bay.
It is also a gift that keeps on giving in the sense that it seems cyclical: the most undrafted guys play here, therefore the best undrafted guys come here for a shot, therefore more undrafted guys play here, and so on...
Originally Posted by: StoicFire