I was surprised to hear that the number was only a dozen.

Of course if you take the 30 years before Favre/Rodgers, you get a rather different number.

On that resembles, er, the other NFC North teams.

Originally Posted by: Wade 

I'm sure the fans of the other three teams will politely tell us to go expletive ourselves if we bring up the subject.

Originally Posted by: DakotaT 

I was surprised to hear that the number was only a dozen.

Of course if you take the 30 years before Favre/Rodgers, you get a rather different number.

On that resembles, er, the other NFC North teams.

Originally Posted by: Wade 

In the 90 years from 1921 through 2010, the Packers had 48 QBs start at least 1 game. Alot of those were injury starters. If you limit it to main starters (not injury starters), the number is closer to 26.

Originally Posted by: macbob 

That's pretty impressive, considering da Bears go through about 48 starting QBs every few years.

Originally Posted by: zombieslayer