Packers all-time scrimmage: Team Brett Favre vs. Team Aaron Rodgers

Running backs

Team Favre

Ahman Green: 8,322 rushing yards, 68 total touchdowns in eight seasons. The best RB to play with either QB. He was a beast from 2000-2004.

Dorsey Levens: 3,937 rushing yards, 44 touchdowns in eight seasons. He had 1,435 rushing yards in 1997, and also played in two Super Bowls.

Edgar Bennett: 5,273 yards from scrimmage in five seasons with Green Bay. Excelled as a receiver out of the backfield in a West Coast offense that won a title.

William Henderson (Fullback): Super Bowl champion and All-Pro in 2004. Played with Favre all 12 seasons of his career. He was almost as durable.

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Team Rodgers

Eddie Lacy: 3,435 rushing yards, 29 touchdowns in four seasons. Lacy had a great start, but a quick decline to his career.

Ryan Grant: 4,143 rushing yards and 27 rushing touchdowns in six seasons. Rushed for career bests in 2009 with 1,253 rushing yards and 11 TDs.

Jamaal Williams: 818 yards from scrimmage and seven scores as a rookie. He has the early edge over Aaron Jones by the numbers.

John Kuhn (Fullback): Super Bowl champion and three-time Pro Bowler who scored 23 TDs in nine seasons.

Advantage

Team Favre. The 2018 trio of running backs (Williams, Jones and Ty Montgomery) should be a huge boost for Rodgers, but especially with Ahman > Eddie being a no-brainer, Favre teams generally had more reliable and productive running backs.