After somewhat of a down season last year, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is reportedly in the "best shape," head coach Mike McCarthy has seen him in, according to ESPN.
"He's in great shape. I would say this is the best shape I've seen him in," McCarthy said.
Paired with wideout Jordy Nelson tearing his ACL early and running back Eddie Lacy being out of shape for much of last season, the quarterback completed a career-low 60 percent of his passes, throwing for 'just' 3,821 yards.
With a healthy Nelson, Lacy in shape and the addition of arguably the most dynamic tight end he's played with, Jared Cook, Rodgers is primed for a massive season and possibly another lengthy playoff run.