Starting with the Dez game, we have witnessed some true classics.

Packers running back James Starks had a career day in Green Bay's last visit to Philadelphia for a playoff game, a 21-16 win in January of 2011. Starks finished with 123 yards rushing, it would turn out to be the second most in his seven-year career.

Jones will be looking to show the Packers made a mistake in letting him go.

The workhorse back fills a void the Packers have missed

Front office had to know Jones would move on.

A one-year, $7 million deal to go to a team that just lost its starting quarterback. Why couldn't the Packers match that? 

How could the new feature back in town fit into the Packers' offense?

In a stunning move, the Packers release the heart and soul of their team. 

The 29-year-old proved his worth during the most critical point in the season. 

The Packers running back joins Patriots long snapper Joe Cardona and 49ers tight end George Kittle as finalists.