Top 10 Best Green Bay Packers Players of Week 4, 2021

The Top Ten

  1. Randall Cobb

    After a quiet first three games, we got to see a vintage Cobb performance. Playing more snaps due to MVS being injured, Cobb was our main third-down converter, and had 69 yards receiving and 2 touchdowns. With MVS being out at least two more weeks, we might see more games like this from Cobb.

  2. Aaron Rodgers

    Rodgers also had himself a nice game, including throwing his 420th career touchdown pass, tying Dan Marino for sixth most all-time. He threw for 2 touchdowns and rushed for another.

  3. AJ Dillon

    Dillon had his first big game of the season. On 15 carries, he had 81 rushing yards, and nearly got a touchdown. He split time with Aaron Jones, and our backfield looked great because of it.

  4. De'Vondre Campbell

    I'm continuing to like how Campbell has been playing at inside linebacker. In fact, he is probably one of the better ones right now in the NFL. He is not on the level of guys like Bobby Wagner, but he's definitely been our best inside linebacker in a little while.

  5. Kenny Clark

    Clark has continued to be a beast in the middle of the defensive line. He once again bolstered our run defense and recovered a forced fumble.

  6. Rashan Gary

    Gary has been getting better as a pass rusher, but he hasn't always been able to hit home. He had a sack in the game, and was getting good pressure. He still needs to improve on some things, however, particularly not just using the same pass-rush move every time.

  7. Davante Adams

    The Steelers did a pretty good job in containing Adams, as he had 64 yards and no touchdowns. Fortunately, that opened up the game for Randall Cobb.

  8. Aaron Jones

    Besides losing a fumble, Jones had a pretty balanced game. He had 48 rushing yards and 51 receiving yards. He shared time with A.J. Dillon in the backfield, and that seemed to go pretty well.

  9. Kingsley Keke

    Keke was pretty awful the first three weeks of the season, and he finally had a solid game here. He had a strip-sack of Ben Roethlisberger, and wasn't a liability in run defense. He needs to be more consistent, however.

  10. Eric Stokes

    Stokes had a very up-and-down game. He was targeted a lot and gave up a good number of catches. However, he did have some nice plays, including two pass deflections and his first career interception. Seeing that Jaire Alexander might be out a little while, it's time for Stokes to take it to the next level.

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