When Aaron Rodgers led the Green Bay Packers to their second Super Bowl (and 11th NFL title championship) in 2011, he did it despite his team being the sixth and lowest seed in the NFC. That year, the Packers had to win three road games just to earn the right to play Pittsburgh in the big game. That’s the beauty of this single-elimination tournament: It doesn’t matter how you got here. It just matters that you’re here. Wild Card weekend 2017, which kicks off this Saturday, will feature two...
Here's Why Everybody Likes The Green Bay Packers For The Super Bowl
The Huffington Post - 4 Jan 2017 23:19
When Aaron Rodgers led the Green Bay Packers to their second Super Bowl (and 11th NFL title championship) in 2011, he did it despite his team being the sixth and lowest seed in the NFC. That year, the Packers had to win three road games just to earn the right to play Pittsburgh in the big game. That’s the beauty of this single-elimination tournament: It doesn’t matter how you got here. It just matters that you’re here. Wild Card weekend 2017, which kicks off this Saturday, will feature two...
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