It was a big day for Packers fans on Saturday.

Earlier in the day, ESPN reported that head coach Matt LaFleur hired Todd Barry as its new defensive coordinator. He most recently served on the coaching staff for the Los Angeles Chargers, but he dates back with LaFleur's time with the Los Angeles Rams. Barry does have defensive coordinator experience, previously serving in the role with the Washington Football Team and the Detroit Lions.

Saturday night, it was announced former Packers safety Charles Woodson was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Woodson salvaged his career with the Packers after years with the Oakland Raiders. He picked off 38 passes as a Packer and a crucial part of the Super Bowl XLV championship team. 

Later in the evening, Aaron Rodgers was awarded his third MVP of his career after leading the Packers to a second straight NFC championship game and throwing 48 touchdown passes.