NFL personnel staffers like to categorize the cream of the crop of NFL players as blue-chippers. The more blue-chippers you have on a team, the better your chances of going far in the playoffs. Blue-chippers are players like Aaron Jones, Jaire Alexander, and Rashan Gary. A good way to approximate how good teams are is by counting their number of blue-chippers. Let's go through the Packers' NFC North rivals and count how many blue chip players each has (leaning heavily on PFF's rankings since I can't personally evaluate offensive line or any other position play).
Chicago Bears
We'll start with the Bears because it's the easiest: none.