Pro Football Focus studied how quarterbacks performed when under pressure over the past five seasons, finding that Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson, Peyton Manning, Ryan Tannehill and Robert Griffin III scored the best.

JaMarcus Russell, Brett Favre, Sam Bradford, Matthew Stafford and Donovan McNabb were the worst when under pressure.

Aaron Rodgers is in favor of a reunion between the Green Bay Packers and Brett Favre.

"It's been too long," Rodgers said. "You know, our country and the state of Wisconsin, these people are a people of second and third and fourth chances. I think it's time to let the healing process begin for those who are still upset for what went down."

The relationship between Favre and the Packers has been frayed since 2008.

Favre and Rodgers made a surprise joint appearance at the NFL Honors awards show earlier this year to present Peyton Manning his Comeback Player of the Year Award.

Rodgers hopes Favre's No. 4 jersey is retired by the Packers before he is eventually inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Randall Cobb will certainly again play an increased role in the Green Bay Packers' offense this season due to the departure of Greg Jennings to the Minnesota Vikings and Donald Driver to retirement.

The Packers will feature Cobb, Jordy Nelson, James Jones and Jermichael Finley as the key receiving threats.

“I think definitely with Donald retiring and Greg leaving, it’s definitely going to be a lot more weight on me, James and Jordy’s shoulders,” Cobb said. “But we’re taking on the challenge head-on. We’ve been really excited to get back and work. We’ve got some young guys, some drafted guys that’s coming in. We’re excited to get back to work and see how it’s going to turn out this year.”

Cobb will likely step away from kickoff and return duties since he will be an every down player on offense.

“I really don’t think I’ve peaked yet,” Cobb said. “I’m 22 years old. I’ve got a lot of learning still to do. I have a long way to go and I just hope I continue to get better over the next years.”

The Atlantis Casino Resort in Reno became the first sportsbook to release win totals for the 2013 NFL season.

Arizona Cardinals 

Over 6 -110
Under 6 -120

Atlanta Falcons

Over 10 -135
Under 10 +105

Baltimore Ravens      

Over 9.5 -120
Under 9.5 -110

Buffalo Bills 

Over 5 -135
Under 5 +105

Carolina Panthers    

Over 6.5 -130
Under 6.5 EVEN

Chicago Bears    

Over 8.5 -145
Under +115

Cincinnati Bengals

Over 9 -115
Under 9 -115

Cleveland Browns   

Over 5 +120
Under 5 -150

Dallas Cowboys  

Over 8.5 -150
Under 8.5 +120

Denver Broncos   

Over 12 -130
Under 12 EVEN

Detroit Lions   

Over 7 -115
Under 7 -115

Green Bay Packers    

Over 12 -115
Under 12 -115

Houston Texans   

Over 11 -150
Under 11 +110

Indianapolis Colts  

Over 8 -150
Under 8 +120

Jacksonville Jaguars  

Over 4.5 -140
Under 4.5 +110

Kansas City Chiefs

Over 6.5 -130
Under 6.5 EVEN

Miami Dolphins    

Over 7.5 -115
Under 7.5 -115

Minnesota Vikings  

Over 7.5 -115
Under 7.5 -115

New England Patriots   

Over 11.5 -140
Under 11.5 -140

New Orleans Saints   

Over 9.5 -115
Under 9.5 -115

New York Giants    

Over 9 -120
Under 9 -110

New York Jets

Over 7 -120
Under 7 -110

Oakland Raiders

Over 5.5 -115
Under 5.5 -115

Philadelphia Eagles

Over 6.5 -150
Under 6.5 +120
  
Pittsburgh Steelers

Over 10 -130
Under EVEN
    
San Diego Chargers

Over 7 EVEN
Under 7 -130
  
San Francisco 49ers   

Over 11.5 -140
Under 11.5 +110

Seattle Seahawks 

Over 11 -140
Under 11 +110

St. Louis Rams

Over 8 -115
Under 8 -115
  
Tampa Bay Buccaneers   

Over 6.5 -115
Under 6.5 -115

Tennessee Titans   

Over 6.5 +110
Under 6.5 -140

Washington Redskins

Over 9 -110
Under 9 -120

The Green Bay Packers have gone 43 straight regular season games without a 100-yard rusher.

The Packers drafted Eddie Lacy out of Alabama and Johnathan Franklin out of UCLA to improve their rushing attack.

Since 1960, only seven teams have gone longer than 43 games without a 100-yard rusher.

The Washington Redskins went 72 games without a 100-yard rusher between December of 1961 and October of 1967.

Brandon Jackson was the Packers' last 100-yard rusher, gaining 115 in October of 2010.