We always knew who QB1 would be at OTAs, at least I think we knew.

What about QBs 2 and 3 on the first day?

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Yes, Aaron Rogers was there for the opening of OTAs after officially signing his one-year contract that guarantees $22 million.

Yes, the other three quarterbacks were there as well.

And they did things in a progression, in an order, which is not usually the kind of thing that'll get shown this early in the summer workouts. But maybe, just maybe, that underscores Mike McCarthy's wish to get this process moving

and have the team as prepared as possible with a whole new coaching staff, new playbooks,

all of that.

And this order, drills, who would go first, who would go second, who would go third, and who would go forth, you can say, oh, it doesn't mean anything, it's just one day of OTAs, they could have a totally different order today or tomorrow or next week, except that that's not how this stuff goes.

McCarthy didn't hire what's being called a chief of staff for himself and his coaches just to do things haphazardly.

The chief of staff, Steve Skarnakia, is responsible for putting together every schedule of everything that the team does.

It's all documented.

Intensely so.

So none of this.

None of this is an accident or a coincidence.

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