The Green Bay Packers are no stranger to losing big players to injury over the last few years. In 2013, Aaron Rodgers missed half a season with a broken collarbone while Randall Cobb was out much of the year due to a broken leg. In 2015, Jordy Nelson tore his ACL in the preseason, while cornerback Sam Shields went down with a concussion in week one last season, never returning to the field.
Each of those injuries can be compared to a game of Jenga. Rodgers, Nelson, and Shields all were pieces that, when removed, caused a cascade that took down huge portions of the team and caused major problems during their absence.