-- The last time the Green Bay Packers were preparing for a game in Chicago with Aaron Rodgers as their starting quarterback, Barrack Obama was still the President of the United States.
It was also the last time Corey Linsley missed a single snap as the team's center.
Packers.com staff writer Wes Hodkiewicz noted on Wednesday that Linsley had played over 2,000 consecutive regular-season snaps for the Packers' offensive line, dating back to that 30-27 week 15 victory.
The Packers were in the middle of stringing together six consecutive wins en route to "running the table" into the playoffs after starting the 2016 season 4-6.