We break down the snap counts of the Packers' linebackers from 2012 to see if any useful information can be extracted.

We examine the numbers from several former Packer safeties to see if we can project the career of the Packers' starting free safety.

The best tackler among the Packers' 2012 defensive backs was one of the most recent additions, and that adds another feather to his cap in a quest to become a full-time starter.

We try to break down how much actual cap room the Packers can use to increase their superstars' contracts while keeping the team under the salary cap in 2013.

Using some serious math, Football Outsiders has found that the Packers have been among the best franchises at getting value from their draft picks since the merger.

The Green Bay Packers appear to have the cap room to make a move or two yet, but how to the upcoming contracts for Aaron Rodgers and Clay Matthews change this landscape?

Pro Football Focus' first down statistics shed some light on how the Packers used their wide receivers to move the chains in 2012.

APC breaks down the Packers' recent playoff successes and failures by analyzing several key statistical measures. Not surprisingly, turnovers are the most critical factor in determining the final result.

APC examines the changes that have taken place to both the Packers' and 49ers' rosters since the two teams' week one meeting at Lambeau Field.

The better team in the playoffs holds home-field advantage; those teams have a huge edge in playoff rematches from week 17.