Not only is Jones a weapon as a runner, but he's racked up 148 catches and 11 receiving touchdowns over the past three seasons.

In the wake of Davante Adams' departure, I know a lot of you are looking to the receiver room to replace his production, but I think a healthy portion of the offense will run through the backfield. And while his overall production was down a bit in 2021, I expect he's going to take on a bigger role in 2022. The former fifth-round pick boasts three straight seasons with 1,000-plus scrimmage yards and double-digit touchdowns. I mean, Aaron Rodgers is the obvious answer here, but let's take a moment to recognize what a player Green Bay's other Aaron has become. Projected 2022 MVP: Aaron Jones, running back. And if I'm a Packer backer, I'm wondering, Where was that clutchness in last season's playoffs? Because it certainly wasn't the defense's fault. Rodgers made a birdie to win the whole thing. I mean, I'm curious how Packers fans felt about watching 'The Match' recently, a made-for-TV golf showdown that pitted Rodgers and Tom Brady against Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen. (With five total MVPs to his name, Manning is the only player with more than Rodgers, who boasts four.) There's just one thing missing here.

And he just won his second straight MVP award - the first player to go back-to-back since Peyton Manning in 2008 and '09. He led the NFL with a 111.9 passer rating and became the first quarterback in league history with at least 13 wins in three consecutive seasons. And yes, Packers fans, if you want to say that he's the best, I'm not going to spend too much time arguing with you. Rightfully so, as he's obviously one of the best quarterbacks in the game.

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