GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Richard Rodgers said his life hasn't changed -- not much anyway -- since the Hail Mary touchdown he caught to beat the Detroit Lions last season, but the Green Bay Packers hope the third-year tight end's game transforms. If it doesn't, however, they made sure they weren't without insurance. It's why they brought in Jared Cook, their one significant free-agent signing this offseason.
Hail Mary hero Richard Rodgers still seeking role in offense
