LogFAQs > #961996020

As a Packer fan, it's hard reflecting on the last 30 years. Back to back hall of fame quarterbacks basically all my life. Don't get me wrong, it's been fun rooting for a winning team all my life that makes the playoffs basically every year without fail. But only 2 superbowls wins out of it is the big letdown of it all.

Packers have made 9 NFC championship games in the last 30 years. That's actually not bad at all. Something you'd maybe expect from a Favre-Rodgers combo. They've only won 3 of those games though, and then went 2-1 in the superbowls. And it's been a decade+ since the last super bowl appearance. The last decade of continuous postseason heartbreak has sucked mightily to say the least. Rodgers had a golden opportunity to lead a dynasty, but it never materialized.

Now my concern is for the first time, our bountiful Hall of Fame QB tradition may be coming to an end. If Rodgers and Adams leave, our passing offense will be nothing. Granted, the NFC North is in a bad place overall right now. The 3 other teams all have their own issues. But it's definitely sobering knowing that this could be the end of a legacy of riches for the Packers, that did everything except win championships.