Packers all-time scrimmage: Team Brett Favre vs. Team Aaron Rodgers
By Nick Olig
Offensive line
Team Favre
T – Chad Clifton: In 12 seasons, he was a two-time Pro Bowler who played more games with Favre but won a ring with Rodgers.
G – Marco Rivera: In eight seasons, he earned three trips to Hawaii. He started every game between 1999 and 2004.
C – Frank Winters: Bag of Donuts played 11 seasons in Green Bay. He was on the winning side of Super Bowl XXXI.
G – Adam Timmerman: Played four seasons in Green Bay, peaking from 1996-1998, before getting a Pro Bowl nod elsewhere.
T – Mark Tauscher: In 11 seasons, he blocked ahead of both QBs. Got his ring with #12, started every game from 2003-2005.
Backup – G, Mike Wahle: Like Rivera, he was a staple of an O-line that helped the Packers make the postseason from 2001-2004. Seven seasons in Green Bay.
Backup – T, Earl Dotson: A Super Bowl champion who played a decade in Packers News.
Backup – C, Mike Flanagan: Made a Pro Bowl in eight seasons and was another reason why Ahman Green ran for 1,883 yards in 2003.
Team Rodgers
T – Bryan Bulaga: He stepped up as a rookie to protect #12 and win a ring. Seven seasons so far.
G – T.J. Lang: Played eight years before departing. Two-time Pro Bowler, one with Green Bay. Won a ring.
C – Corey Linsley: Seemed to earn the trust of #12 right away. Four seasons so far.
G – Josh Sitton: Three of his four Pro Bowl nods came as a Packer, Super Bowl XLVI champion.
T – David Bakhtiari: In five seasons, he’s been effective and dependable. A Pro Bowler in 2016, and two-time second-team All-Pro.
Backup – G/T, Daryn Colledge: In five seasons, he only missed four starts. Helped win a title in 2010.
Backup – C, Scott Wells: Played eight seasons with #4 and #12, became a champion with Rodgers.
Backup – G, Lane Taylor: His playing time has grown as he’s developed in five seasons.
Advantage
Another tie. Both quarterbacks have, for the most part, benefited from sturdy offensive lines, and neither had a perennial All-Pro to provide a clear edge.