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James Jones reflects on the Packers' 2010 NFC Championship victory over the Chicago Bears, recalling his frustration with Green Bay's decision to drop defensive linemen into coverage. That frustration quickly disappeared when B.J. Raji intercepted a pass and returned it for a touchdown, creating one of the most iconic moments in Packers history. The play helped seal a victory over Chicago and send Green Bay to Super Bowl XLV.

Nazir Stackhouse opens up about living with narcolepsy and the journey that took him from battling the condition every day to achieving his dream of reaching the NFL. He now wears custom cleats to raise awareness and support others facing the same challenge.

Even in the off-season, Kitan Oladapo doesn't slow down. After recharging with trips to Cabo and Toronto, the Packers safety got right back to work, because for guys like Oladapo, the grind never really stops.

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  • During his senior year of high school, James Jones played as a quarterback and won his team's MVP award, not as a receiver.

  • Evan Williams became the first defensive player from the University of Oregon to be drafted by the Packers since defensive end Matt Brock in 1989.

  • Nobody has played more games at Lambeau Field than Mason Crosby's 126 appearances.