It wasn't long after Jarrett Bush had proved to be a viable special teams captain for the final five of his nine years in Green Bay that he hit the free agent market. The 2015 off-season marked the end of a quiet, but efficient era for Bush and his tenure in Green Bay.
In the midst of Bush's final three years, the Packers signed undrafted free agent safety Sean Richardson, who would go on to become the next special teams standout. He gradually saw an increase year-by-year from 2012-2014 in his special teams snaps, culminating with 321 in 2014.