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Green Bay Packers 2009 Playoffs
The Green Bay Packers have been one of the best teams historically. With nine NFL Championships before the Super Bowl and three Super Bowl victories, the fans at Lambeau Field expect more than just Packers playoff tickets every season. One of the cornerstone franchises of the NFL, Green Bay won the first Super Bowl and its legendary coach Vince Lombardi is the namesake for the championship trophy. The team has such a culture of winning that every rivalry game is sure to be on the national television schedule.
The years have been kind for the last 17 or so thanks to the rocket arm and unshakeable confidence of Brett Favre. The future Hall of Fame quarterback brought the Packers back from the years of futility that had plagued the frozen tundra since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970. His first season in 1992 rejuvenated the franchise. Packers Playoff tickets were almost a certainty every season. The latest year came in 2007. The quarterback was supposed to be in his final year after two seasons without a game on the playoff schedule. He rode a strong end to the 2006 season and made the Packers the NFC Champions behind a strong young defense and the emergence of Ron Grant as the main running back. That year ended in overtime in the NFC Championship game against the Giants, but proved to be the sign that another slump was not around the corner.
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Just like he would not go out quietly in his supposed final year in the NFL, Favre would not be able to go leave quietly after he had retired from the Packers and the team had handed the control over to Aaron Rodgers. Favre would cause headaches until he was traded to the Jets. The ruckus caused by Favre’s return from retirement will be on the minds of Packers fans throughout the regular season schedule as Rodgers tries to make them forget about the legend. The situation itself will create a huge distraction with the second guessing of the front office casting a huge shadow over the team as they try to give the and playoff tickets again this year.
The team, without the distraction, would be the runaway favorites to win the NFC North. The defense is young, but has proven to be one of the leagues best. Aaron Kampman is one of the most underrated defensive ends in the league and Kabeer Gbaja-Biamla terrorizes opposing quarterbacks on passing downs. Nick Barnett and A.J Hawk are under appreciated as linebackers and Al Harris and Charles Woodson are solid veterans that making throwing on the team extremely difficult. The offense has talented players in wide receivers Greg Jennings and Donald Driver and a star in the making in Ryan Grant. The real question is Aaron Rodgers. After three years on the bench will he be able to shut all the comparisons to Favre out for the entire season to provide Packers playoff tickets?