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The Green Bay Packers like to remember themselves as champions. It is hard to blame the fans, players, and management for that arrogance. The Packers were one of the most successful franchises before the Super Bowl was devised, winning nine NFL Championships, and won the first meeting between the AFL and the NFL in 1966. The championship trophy is even named after a legendary coach, Vince Lombardi. The team almost lost that right to brag about their history with a lump that lasted from 1970 to 1991. A rifle-armed cowboy at quarterback, Brett Favre changed all that, bring the first Super bowl victory in 19 years back to Lombardi Field in 1996. His three-time MVP career brought Packers playoff tickets back into style and save d the franchise from a future of futility.
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About The Green Bay Packers
Brett Favre won his division seven times in his 15 year career in Green Bay and the Packers hope that the decision to trade him away after he un-retired this past offseason. The team could either let him play another year after leading the team to the postseason with a surprising 13-3 record or they could finally give Aaron Rodgers the chance was waiting for after three years on the bench sending signals onto the field. The team chose to go with Rodgers, deciding that the time was right. Fans will second guess the decision to let a legend leave the organization all year long as the Packers try to bring playoff tickets back to Lambeau Field.
Nobody is suggesting that the Packres do not have the talent to overcome a field of teams in the NFC North all looking to redeem themselves. The defense has the pass rush and coverage that modern defenses are looking for. Aaron Kampman and Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila can beat just about any offensive tackle out there and get to the quarterback. Charles Woodson and Al Harris may be veterans, but they are a rare breed of cornerbacks who can cover and tackle. Nick Barnett is due a Pro Bowl nod at some time for his work as the middle linebacker. The offense has a great line led by Chad Clifton that can open holes for Ryan Grant and give Rodgers enough time to find Greg Jennings, Donald Driver, and Donald Lee down field. Whether or not Green Bay fans have a chance to buy Packers playoff tickets really depend on Rodgers. Is he ready to lead a professional football team or did the front office jump the gun on letting Favre go?
