The Green Bay Packers beat the Bears 33-28 to advance to the NFL playoffs and Packer fans couldn't be happier. It was the exact perfect day for Aaron Rodgers to get back on the field and play his game. And he didn't look to shabby, either!
Rodgers, who finished 25-for-39 passing for 318 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions, is going to be a man to fear in the playoffs and you need to be there for him every step of the way.
So what's up next for the Green Bay Packers? We'll see them play the 49ers at 3:40 PM on Sunday, January 5, 2014 at Lambeau Field.
12.31.2013
12.27.2013
Chicago Bears vs. Green Bay Packers Tickets
The Packers vs. Bears rivalry will always be hot but for this upcoming game, the competition is going to be fiercer! Whoever wins this game will be the NFC North champion and will go to the playoffs. We have Packers vs. Bears tickets. The Packers Bears tickets are a HOT HOT seller, and we know why. This rivalry of the Packers and the Bears goes back to 1921 and is because both the Packers and Bears are in the same division, the NFC North. Get to this huge rivalry game on Sunday and watch the Packers crush the Bears.
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Soldier Field Stadium is not sold out - we still found some great tickets for you! Try Green Bay Packers Ticket.com
Take a quick road trip to Chicago to support and cheer on your team!
12.22.2013
Green Bay Packer Schedule and Results
Here is the current Green Bay Packer Schedule and results:
at San Fran 49ers Candlestick Park 9/8 L 34-28
Washington Redskins Lambeau Field 9/15 W 38-20
at Cincinnati Bengals Paul Brown Stadium 9/22 L 34-30
Detroit Lions Lambeau Field 10/6 W 22-9
at Baltimore Ravens M&T Stadium 10/13 W 19-17
Cleveland Browns Lambeau Field 10/20 W 31-13
at Minnesota Vikings Metrodome 10/27 W 44-31
Chicago Bears Lambeau Field 11/4 L 27-20
Philadelphia Eagles Lambeau Field 11/10 L 13-27
at New York Giants MetLife Stadium 11/17 L 13-27
Minnesota Vikings Lambeau Field 11/24 T 26-26
at Detroit Lions Ford Field 11/28 L 10-40
Atlanta Falcons Lambeau Field 12/8 W 22-21
at Dallas Cowboys Cowboys Stadium 12/15 W 37-36
Pittsburgh Steelers Lambeau Field 12/22 L 31-38
at Chicago Bears Soilder Field 12/29
12.13.2013
Packer Winter Gear
With all this cold winter weather Wisconsin has been having lately, I decided to post about some Wisconsin Packer clothing options you have for a cold day.
Everyone from Wisconsin likes to show their Packer pride, even during the winter! Take a peek at some options and order yours from the Packer website today to be in Packer style!
Stay warm, Packers fan!
11.27.2013
Green Bay Packer Phone Case
The perfect phone case, in my opinion, would be the one I posted! A Packer phone case would be the best protection for any Green Bay Packer fans phone. If you know what's good for you, get a Packers phone case to show your support for the Packers!
11.26.2013
I'm Thankful for the Green Bay Packers!
As Thanksgiving is coming up, I can't help but to think of all the things I'm thankful for. And after family, friends and my health, obviously the Green Bay Packers are at the top of the list! Although they haven't played their game this season, the Green Bay Packers are my football team and I will always be thankful for them.
11.15.2013
Packer Fans are the BEST
The thing I love about this blog is doing research for fun posts! And you know I love finding fun pictures of the best football fans in the nation. Take a peek at the newest ones I found online just by searching for "Packer fans"
10.22.2013
Green Bay Packer Pug
Look at this adorable Green Bay Packer pug! We love finding fun pictures of the best Packer fans (and dogs!) My favorite blog posts are the posts with great shots of Packer fans so keep an eye out for my blog posts. And make sure to watch the Packer game vs. the Cleveland Browns at Lambeau Field 10/20.
10.17.2013
Clay Matthews of the Green Bay Packers
Whos everyone's favorite Packer player? Mine is Clay Matthews, I'm sure you might agree. I wanted to do a quick profile on my favorite Packer play, Clay Matthews. Keep reading if you want to know the inside scoop on Clay Matthews.
William Clay Matthews III was born May 14, 1986 in Northridge, California into a football dynasty. Clay’s father Clay Matthews Jr. played professional football and holds the record of third most games played 278 games in 19 seasons. Clay Matthews grandfather Clay Mathews Sr. played 4 seasons for the San Francisco 49ers in the 1950s.
Clay Matthews played high school football in Agoura High School but because he was a late bloomer he was physically too small for the game for most of his 4 years and thus was not scouted or recruited by any NCAA Division-I schools. Clay Matthews decided to go to his father’s alma matter and walk-on at the University of Southern California. He sat out the 2004 season with a redshirt despite being offered game time. Clay Matthews insisted on not wasting a year of eligibility for throw away time at the end of the game, a decision that paid off. In 2005 Clay’s hard work paid off and he saw game time in 12 of 13 USC Trojans games, missing only the season opener because of an injury. By 2006 Clay Matthews was given an athletic scholarship and was seeing lots of game time, he played in every game that season and pulled down 15 tackles and a sack.
The 2007 season saw a continuation of the growth and success that Clay Matthews had started in 2006. He played in all 13 games and posted 17 tackles, two forced fumbles and a pass defense. He was also named Special Teams Player of the Year for the 2nd time. As a senior at USC, the Trojan football program had really shaped Clay Matthews into a strong defensive player. Clay Matthews started 10 games and posted 56 tackles. He was also named All-Pac 10 Honors and honorable mention All-American by Pro football weekly.
Clay Matthews was selected in the first round of the 2009 NFL draft by the Green Bay Packers and is proud to make his family the second ever to have 3 generations play in the NFL. In September 2010, Matthews was awarded with the NFL's defensive player of the month award and later to the 2011 Pro Bowl NFC roster, which was his second consecutive selection in two years of play. After helping to lead his defensive line to Super Bowl XLV, Matthews missed out on the NFL Defensive Player of the Year Award by only two votes.
William Clay Matthews III was born May 14, 1986 in Northridge, California into a football dynasty. Clay’s father Clay Matthews Jr. played professional football and holds the record of third most games played 278 games in 19 seasons. Clay Matthews grandfather Clay Mathews Sr. played 4 seasons for the San Francisco 49ers in the 1950s.
Clay Matthews played high school football in Agoura High School but because he was a late bloomer he was physically too small for the game for most of his 4 years and thus was not scouted or recruited by any NCAA Division-I schools. Clay Matthews decided to go to his father’s alma matter and walk-on at the University of Southern California. He sat out the 2004 season with a redshirt despite being offered game time. Clay Matthews insisted on not wasting a year of eligibility for throw away time at the end of the game, a decision that paid off. In 2005 Clay’s hard work paid off and he saw game time in 12 of 13 USC Trojans games, missing only the season opener because of an injury. By 2006 Clay Matthews was given an athletic scholarship and was seeing lots of game time, he played in every game that season and pulled down 15 tackles and a sack.
The 2007 season saw a continuation of the growth and success that Clay Matthews had started in 2006. He played in all 13 games and posted 17 tackles, two forced fumbles and a pass defense. He was also named Special Teams Player of the Year for the 2nd time. As a senior at USC, the Trojan football program had really shaped Clay Matthews into a strong defensive player. Clay Matthews started 10 games and posted 56 tackles. He was also named All-Pac 10 Honors and honorable mention All-American by Pro football weekly.
Clay Matthews was selected in the first round of the 2009 NFL draft by the Green Bay Packers and is proud to make his family the second ever to have 3 generations play in the NFL. In September 2010, Matthews was awarded with the NFL's defensive player of the month award and later to the 2011 Pro Bowl NFC roster, which was his second consecutive selection in two years of play. After helping to lead his defensive line to Super Bowl XLV, Matthews missed out on the NFL Defensive Player of the Year Award by only two votes.
10.11.2013
Packer Schedule 2013-2014
Real Packer Players go to football games. Home or away, all Packer games need fan support. Get to a game and support your players!
at San Fran 49ers Candlestick Park 9/8 L 34-28
Washington Redskins Lambeau Field 9/15 W 38-20
at Cincinnati Bengals Paul Brown Stadium 9/22 L 34-30
Detroit Lions Lambeau Field 10/6 W 22-9
at Baltimore Ravens M&T Stadium 10/13
Cleveland Browns Lambeau Field 10/20
at Minnesota Vikings Metrodome 10/27
Chicago Bears Lambeau Field 11/4
Philadelphia Eagles Lambeau Field 11/10
at New York Giants MetLife Stadium 11/17
Minnesota Vikings Lambeau Field 11/24
at Detroit Lions Ford Field 11/28
Atlanta Falcons Lambeau Field 12/8
at Dallas Cowboys Cowboys Stadium 12/15
Pittsburgh Steelers Lambeau Field 12/22
at Chicago Bears Soilder Field 12/29
10.04.2013
What Makes a Packer Fan?
What makes a true Packer fan? Wearing Packer gear to school, work or the bar? Is the guy pictured below a true factor? I think a true Packers goes to multiple football games a season, brags about his team, and supports them (win or loose). Leave me a comment on what you think factors into a true Packer fan!
8.28.2013
More Packer Fans Pictures
My blog post last week was such a hit, I wanted to do another one! After combing the internet for more Packer fans pictures, I found the ones below:
Enjoy, and go Pack go!
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