10. Charles Woodson
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Despite not joining Green Bay until he was 30, Charles Woodson made a massive impact on the franchise. An All-Pro corner at the age of 23 with the Oakland Raiders, Woodson’s career stalled out a bit after a hot start. Following four straight Pro Bowl seasons to begin his career, Woodson failed to reach the Pro Bowl in his final four years with the Raiders. However, he instantly rediscovered his form with the Packers. The Hall of Famer intercepted a then-career-high eight interceptions in his first season with the team and picked off seven more passes in Year 3 en route to being named a Second-Team All-Pro.
In 2009, Woodson led the NFL with nine interceptions and three pick-sixes. His incredible performance for the Super Bowl champs resulted in him being named the Defensive Player of the Year. As a 35-year-old in 2011, Woodson once again led the league with seven INTs. In seven seasons with Green Bay, Woodson snagged 38 INTs (nine pick-sixes) and made four All-Pro teams.
