The new faces in the NFC North include one head coach, four defensive coordinators, one offensive coordinator and two starting quarterbacks, three if you count Justin Fields' inevitable supplanting of Andy Dalton.
Of course, none of them matter more than the old face that didn't leave Green Bay.
Aaron Rodgers, the NFL's 2020 MVP and undisputed 2021 Offseason Drama King, is back. And his general happiness or lack thereof with general manager Brian Gutekunst means squat until next offseason rolls around. By then, Rodgers could be sporting a second Lombardi Trophy, which, ironically, would justify Gutey's gut instincts that players should play and GM's should GM.