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Nov 8, 2009Sun 1:00 PM Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs Green Bay Packers 11/8 Raymond James StadiumTampa, FL Buy Tickets
Nov 15, 2009Sun 12:14 PM Packer Fan Tours Tailgate Party 11/15 Brett Favre SteakhouseGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Nov 15, 2009Sun 12:15 PM Car Parking 11/15 Brett Favre SteakhouseGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Nov 15, 2009Sun 12:16 PM Bus Parking 11/15 Brett Favre SteakhouseGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Nov 15, 2009Sun 3:15 PM Green Bay Packers vs Dallas Cowboys 11/15 Lambeau FieldGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Nov 22, 2009Sun 12:00 PM Green Bay Packers vs San Francisco 49ers 11/22 Lambeau FieldGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Nov 22, 2009Sun 8:59 AM Packer Fan Tours Tailgate Party 11/22 Brett Favre SteakhouseGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Nov 22, 2009Sun 9:00 AM Car Parking 11/22 Brett Favre SteakhouseGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Nov 22, 2009Sun 9:01 AM Bus Parking 11/22 Brett Favre SteakhouseGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Nov 26, 2009Thu 12:30 PM Detroit Lions vs Green Bay Packers 11/26 Ford FieldDetroit, MI Buy Tickets
Dec 7, 2009Mon 4:29 PM Packer Fan Tours Tailgate Party 12/7 Brett Favre SteakhouseGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Dec 7, 2009Mon 4:30 PM Car Parking 12/7 Brett Favre SteakhouseGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Dec 7, 2009Mon 4:31 PM Bus Parking 12/7 Brett Favre SteakhouseGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Dec 7, 2009Mon 7:30 PM Green Bay Packers vs Baltimore Ravens 12/7 Lambeau FieldGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Dec 13, 2009Sun 12:00 PM Chicago Bears vs Green Bay Packers 12/13 Soldier FieldChicago, IL Buy Tickets
Dec 20, 2009Sun 1:00 PM Pittsburgh Steelers vs Green Bay Packers 12/20 Heinz FieldPittsburgh, PA Buy Tickets
Dec 27, 2009Sun 12:00 PM Green Bay Packers vs Seattle Seahawks 12/27 Lambeau FieldGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Dec 27, 2009Sun 8:59 AM Packer Fan Tours Tailgate Party 12/27 Brett Favre SteakhouseGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Dec 27, 2009Sun 9:00 AM Car Parking 12/27 Brett Favre SteakhouseGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Dec 27, 2009Sun 9:01 AM Bus Parking 12/27 Brett Favre SteakhouseGreen Bay, WI Buy Tickets
Jan 3, 2010Sun 2:15 PM Arizona Cardinals vs Green Bay Packers 1/3 University of Phoenix StadiumGlendale, AZ Buy Tickets

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Green Bay Packers information, Arguably one the most popular and successful teams in Football history, the Green Bay Packers officially became an NFL franchise in 1921. Since that time, the Packers have the most NFL Championships with twelve, three of which were Super Bowl titles (I, II, & XXXI) and nine were titles that came before the Super Bowl era (1967). The Packers also have the distinction of being the only publicly owned team in the NFL. They are owned by 112,015 community stockholders in the Wisconsin area that represent the 4.75 million shares to the franchise and rights to Lambeau Field. A team so rich in history also had the most famous head coach of all time, Vince Lombardi. During the 1960’s, Lombardi led the Packers to five Championships in seven years, to this day the most dominant era for the Green Bay Packers. The NFL Championship trophy has since been named the “Lombardi Trophy” after all of his accomplishments and accolades in football.

In 2007, the Packers fell to the New York Giants in the NFC Championship game 23-20 in overtime. The loss too many marked the end of an era with QB Brett Favre at the reigns. For 16 seasons, Favre was the mastermind behind the Packers offense, leading them to seven division championships (1995, 1996, 1997, 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2007) four NFC Championship Games (1995, 1996, 1997, and 2007), two NFC Championships (1996 and 1997), and one Super Bowl championship (XXXI).

Following the 2007 season, Favre announced his retirement from the NFL, only to later come back and ask for official reinstatement from the NFL during the 2008 pre-season. The league granted his reinstatement even after the Packers had offered their former star $20 million dollars to stay retired and help out the organization in other ways. Favre refused and re-joined the team only to be traded away to the New York Jets on Aug. 6, 2008 for a future fourth-round draft choice. The Packers had moved on and set up young QB Aaron Rodgers to take the starting job. Rodgers met all expectations when focused on statistics, but the team was unable to win the close games; resulting in a 6-10 overall record. With a full year of experience under his belt, Rodgers is ready to improve for this season. The 2009-2010 Packers should be a definite competitor in the NFC North division.

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