Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has admitted that he will have to get used to not having Greg Jennings, Donald Driver and Charles Woodson around him next season.

Rodgers said that what the Packers lose in experience they should make up for with the young players who will take their place.

"Not having those two and a good friend of mine, Charles Woodson, who I played with for a long time just like those guys - that's different," Rodgers told USA TODAY.

"So, we're a different football team. Lacking a little in the experience part, but making up for it in the talent and the young guys that we brought in."

Rodgers threw for 4,295 yards last season, his third highest total in his career.

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Matt Domm