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Green Bay Packers Tickets 2019 Season Outlook

In the 2018 NFC season, Green Bay Packers won only six of their sixteen regular season games. The coming season will be the team’s 99th season in the NFL and it is expected that there will be a few changes to ensure better performance. There have been several additions in positions such as safety, linebacker, cornerback, wide receiver and quarter back.  The Packers always have a chance with Aaron Rodgers at the quarterback position, but last year was not as smooth as Green Bay is accustomed to. Fans and the franchise feel like their championship window is closing fast with one of the most talented quarterbacks the game has ever seen. Chances of Green Bay Packers doing great will also be boosted if the head coach, Matt LaFleur breathes new life into the team. 

History of the Green Bay Packers

Few communities can say they have a bond between themselves and their football team quite like Green Bay and their Packers. Each year, the enthusiasm Wisconsin football fans have buying Packers tickers and getting out to the Frozen Tundra is incredible. Having Green Bay Packers tickets to home games is a family heirloom, passed on from generation to generation. This tradition makes seats at Lambeau Field one of the hardest to get in sports, not just football. The Packers currently rank as the third oldest franchise in the NFL, dating back to 1921 when they were granted membership into the brand new league. Under the direction of some of the most famous names in the game, the franchise has seen the highest of highs and lowest of lows. But the team forever will be remembered for their success, as they have won 12 NFL Championships, earning Green Bay the moniker "Titletown USA."

The thousands of fans who have purchased Packers tickets over the years have seen a total of 21 players and coaches that wore green and yellow enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, OH. Needless to say, thousands of fans who've bought Packers tickets have seen some of the sports’ biggest names. Great names from Ray Nitschke to Reggie White are included, but perhaps the name that is going to define the most recent era is future Hall of Fame Quarterback Brett Favre. He is in the process of rewriting the record book for the quarterback position, having broken the all-time touchdown and passing yard records. Favre left the team following the 2007 season. The Packers returned to glory in the 2010-2011 season, when QB Aaron Rodgers led the Pack to Super Bowl glory with a win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. The win made many fans in Green Bay forget all about Brett Favre. TicketNetwork can connect you to tickets this season as Rodgers and company look to do it again!