No more Super Bowlers

The last remnant of the Packers 1997 Super Bowl team announced his retirement today. Long-snapper Rob Davis, who along with Brett Favre were the last remaining members of that Super Bowl roster, decided to call it quits after 12 seasons, 11 with the Pack. In fact, after Favre (255) and Forrest Gregg (187), Davis' 167 games played ranks third in team history.

Davis won't be out of work, though. In fact, he won't be leaving Green Bay. Packers GM Ted Thompson named Davis director of player development.