The Green Bay Packers’ roster is ranked from No. 1 to 53.

“This is a good day for the Packers,” stated general manager of the Green Bay Packers Brian Gutekunst in front of the state media four months ago.

Only a few hours before, Gutekunst had sent the Packers into an unfamiliar territory by trading future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

Now, following three decades of mainly prosperity, we’ll start to learn if that momentous decision was really a “good day” or if it signals the beginning of a decline.