GREEN BAY, Wis. -- While coach Mike McCarthy and his staff may have taken a "scrub-brush approach" to the Green Bay Packers' offensive playbook this offseason, they're not doing away with everything -- not with Aaron Rodgers as their quarterback.
While McCarthy believes the changes will be good for Rodgers as he enters his 14th NFL season, he was also mindful of the experience and institutional knowledge Rodgers has collected in his 10 years as the starter.
For instance, McCarthy said new offensive coordinator Joe Philbin, who held that same position from 2007 through 2011, came back and wanted to alter the way the Packers huddle on offense.