There are big changes afoot at quarterback in Green Bay.

As you know from our previous investigations into Green Bay headgear, Packers’ quarterbacks have tended to wear two-point, soft cup chinstraps since Brett Favre adopted the look early in his career.

But no longer, apparently! While Aaron Rodgers has maintained the traditional two-point chinstrap, Brett Hundley, DeShone Kizer, and Tim Boyle have all gone with the four-point attachment chinstraps and padded cups. Behold:

Of the three, Hundley is the only real surprise. Hundley has toyed with the four-point style before, adopting it briefly during the preseason last year before switching back to the two-point look. Maybe this time the change will stick!

Kizer, meanwhile, wore a four-pointer in Cleveland and Boyle did so at both Eastern Kentucky and UConn.

But fear not, chinstrap enthusiasts! The two-point attachment and soft cup is not dead among the more youthful Packers players. JK Scott is happy to continue the tradition.

And lest you think the two-point attachment system is the most unique look in Green Bay, we can do even better. Linebacker Ahmad Thomas, who apparently is a big fan of keeping his helmet attached at all times, has opted for not two, not four, but a whopping six attachment points for his chinstrap.