The Green Bay Packers have been in need of a pass-catching tight end since Jermichael Finley got hurt in 2013. They entered the 2015 season with Richard Rodgers and Andrew Quarless as the top two options. Let’s take a look back at how they performed this year.
Jordy Nelson‘s absence hurt the Packers’ offense, which meant Aaron Rodgers would need to spread the ball around to his pass catchers. There were high expectations for second-year tight end Rodgers, who overtook Quarless as the No.