Green Bay Packers

The Green Packers are an absolute powerhouse team and despite a disappointing 2018 season, hopes are high for a better performance this season. With 13 league championships under their belt including two Super Bowl wins, the Packers are a perennial favorite for sports gamblers all over the country.

Quarterback Aaron Rodger’s knee injury played a big part in the team’s down-season last year so it will be interesting to see how things develop in 2019.

“This is Titletown,” Rodgers said in an interview during the offseason. “We should expect us to bounce back. I expect to, our team expects to. I’m excited about the additions that we’ve made.”

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Green Bay Packers Team History

The Green Bay Packers organization played its first game in 1919 which makes it the third-oldest team in the NFL. It’s also the only non-profit, community-owned team in the league.

The franchise has won the first two Super Bowls held before the AFL and NFL merged in and the Vince Lombardi trophy, awarded to the winners of the modern Super Bowl, was named after the Packers’ coach at the time.

The Packers won two more Super Bowls in the post0merger NFL era, first beating the New England Patriots in 1996 and then defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2010.

nine conference championships, 18 division titles, and made a total of 32 playoff appearances.

The Packers are easily one of the league’s most iconic franchises and have a cult-like following all over the world with fans referred to as Cheeseheads. The most recognizable names in franchise history include Bart Starr, Brett Favre, Reggie White, and Aaron Rodgers. 

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