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This season, the defensive team the Green Bay Packer is the first team defense in the National Football League. With a little all-star quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, their offensive team is ranked number six. It is not surprising that the Packers are on a four game winning streak with a record of 4 and 7. With some of the best players in the NFL, I'd bet my chips poker games that this team did in the playoffs and get a chance to beat the Minnesota Vikings suddenly. Reading some of the toughest teams in the conference, the Packers were able to remove a great season so far with the help of their young, motivated defensive. Here are the three best players of the season Packer.

Clay Matthews, No. 52-OLB

Matthews was picked up by the Green Bay Packers in the draft this year first round pick. He was 26th in the draft in total. This rookie is a native of Los Angeles, California, and went to USC. Matthews scored his first touchdown against the Green Bay Packers of all time compete with the Vikings in a Monday Night Football game this season. In week six against the Detroit Lions, Matthews made 3 tackles, two sacks assisted, and sacked quarterback Culpepper twice. Not surprisingly, he won the Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Week for this game. Again, they received the rookie of the week for ten weeks against the Dallas Cowboys. This guy is unstoppable.

AJ Hawk, Number 50, ILB-

Hawk was also a first-round pick to the Packers in Green Back back in 2006 and was the 5th pick overall this season. In his rookie season Hawk has also received the Rookie of the Week award twice. He led the Packers defense with a total of 119 tackles, 82 solo. He had 2 interceptions, 3.5 sacks, 6 passes defended and a forced fumble this year. He was ranked third in the voting for rookie of the Associated Press defensive year. Hawk is a native of Kettering, Ohio, and the Packers are a proud team to have his career beginning with their team.

Nick Barnett, Number 56, ILB-

Although Barnett was out of much of the season last year, it is surely go to the Packers this year. He played his heart to help Hawk and Matthews lead the first team defense in the league. A native of Barstow, Calif., Barnett played the strong side linebacker for Oregon State. As a senior, he led the conference with 121 tackles (62 solo) and was part of the first selected All-Pacific Conference 10. He won the 2003 defensive rookie of the year in his debut season FNL. As an important part of this team, Barnett has made some outstanding plays for the Packers this year.

Johnny Jolly, No. 97, DE-

Jolly has also been drafted in 2006 that the Packers for a sixth round selection, pick number 183 overall. This year, 26 years old Houston, Texas, attended Texas A & M University and has played in the team, the defensive tackle. There is now considerable efforts to lead this team all defensive and make the Green Bay Packers to the playoffs.