Packers Ready To Defend Super Bowl Title
A bleary-eyed Aaron Rodgers glanced at the Vince Lombardi Trophy on Monday and talked about collecting a few more.
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A bleary-eyed Aaron Rodgers glanced at the Vince Lombardi Trophy on Monday and talked about collecting a few more.
Two key Packers players were injured in the Super Bowl. But somehow, the team still found a way to win the game.
Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers is the MVP of the Super Bowl, an honor his Packers predecessor Brett Favre never earned.
Aaron Rodgers guided the Packers to a 31-25 victory over the Steelers on Sunday night.
The man who might be Australia's greatest Green Bay Packers fan has returned to the United States to watch his team play in the Super Bowl.
NFL commissioners can't root, so Roger Goodell will just sit back and smile as he watches this Super Bowl.
They came with their beads, brats and beer. They came with their jerseys, their capes and, of course, their cheese heads.
Josh Gordy is thrilled to be here. Not thrilled to be playing in the biggest game in football (although he is) he's thrilled to be playing pro football period.
NFL commissioners can't root, so Roger Goodell will just sit back and smile as he watches this Super Bowl.
Coach Mike McCarthy called his Packers "loose but confident" Friday afternoon following their last on-field practice before Super Bowl XLV against the Steelers.
The notable news from Packers' second day of practice for Super Bowl XLV was wideout Donald Driver sitting out team drills after tweaking a quadriceps injury the previous day. Coach Mike McCarthy said the move was precautionary.
The coaches in the Super Bowl -- Pittsburgh's Mike Tomlin and Green Bay's Mike McCarthy -- were fairly obscure when they were hired.
A Pittsburgh hospital swaddles newborns in "Terrible Towels." A Wisconsin man dresses up and calls himself "St. Vince," as in Lombardi.
When it comes to scrambling, the only similarity between these Super Bowl quarterbacks is that they're very good at how they do it.
This may be the first time in a long time that the Super Bowl is taking a back seat in news coverage in its host city. Although if you ask anyone involved in the big game, they'll tell you it's not being pushed off the front page.
The Packers were wide-eyed to start their first practice of Super Bowl week. It had nothing to do with Sunday's game against the Steelers. Rather they were impressed with the indoor training facility at Highland Park High School.
The Green Bay Packers are moving their Super Bowl practices indoors because of snow, ice and freezing temperatures.
Even though Clay Matthews ended up in the family business, he's determined to outplay the expectations from having a Hall of Fame last name.
Other than asking for the heat to be turned up in the billion-dollar stadium, Ben Roethlisberger puts a happy face on a snowy media day.
The Steelers and Packers will know they're in Texas when they get to their hotels and see the handmade saddles waiting for them.
With two scary hits on a single Sunday, Steelers linebacker James Harrison became the symbol of unsafe ways to tackle.
Linebacker Desmond Bishop says the Packers began preparing for Ben Roethlisberger by watching video of how not to bring down the Steelers' big quarterback.
Frank Zombo is back at practice, but Erik Walden sat out Friday and might not return to the practice field until next week.
Packers coach Mike McCarthy says quarterback Aaron Rodgers' shoulder is sore after Sunday's victory over the Bears.
The Packers spent training camp openly embracing their role as Super Bowl favorites.
