Over the past 25 years, the Green Bay Packers have been one of the NFL's best regular season teams, and although they've only got two Super Bowls to show between the Quarterback duo of Aaron Rodgers and Brett Favre, they've still be very consistent over that time. That success however dates back to the days of Bart Starr and the early Packers, who put this team on the map, and now, dating all the way back to 1921, the Packers have tied their rival Chicago Bears as the winningest team in NFL history.
Today, with a win over New England, the Packers won their 785th game as a franchise, tying the Chicago Bears for first in the history of the NFL, and given all of the amazing runs that teams have gone on through that long stretch of time, this is very impressive.The Packers have now won 785 games as a franchise, tying the Bears for the most by any franchise in NFL history.
— Field Yates (@FieldYates) October 2, 2022
The Bears have been the NFL’s winningest franchise all by themselves since 1921.
After 101 years, they’re now tied at the top.
The Packers have just four Super Bowls, which some could see as a failure given the talent they've featured over the years, but with so many good teams in recent memory, four Super Bowl's is still an impressive stat. Regardless of what you think of Rodgers or the current team, it's hard to deny that this is one of the most successful organization's in NFL history, and as of now, they can lay claim to being the most successful, based on wins alone.
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