Source: Foxsports.com

It's difficult to imagine that an NFL offense could have too many weapons, but that could be the problem facing Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers heading into this season.

With a group of receivers that is deep, talented and arguably the best in the NFL, Rodgers has to complete passes while also trying to keep everyone happy.

But that difficult task went unfulfilled -- at least at certain moments -- during the Packers' 2011 season.

"At times, I ain't going to lie to you, it does get frustrating - for all of us," wide receiver James Jones said during the team's offseason programs. "And I'm sure it gets frustrating for our quarterback. He's got five, six good receivers to throw to, a tight end to throw to, so I'm sure it gets tough."

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