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The Green Bay Packers have appeared in four Super Bowls and won three of them. Here are the results (victories in bold):
- Super Bowl I (1-15-67) -- Green Bay 35, Kansas City Chiefs 10.
- Super Bowl II (1-14-68) -- Green Bay 33, Oakland Raiders 14.
- Super Bowl XXXI (1-26-97) -- Green Bay 35, New England 21.
- Super Bowl XXXII (1-25-98) -- Denver Broncos 31, Green Bay 24.
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The Green Bay Packers did not play on December 1, 2013. They played their week 13 game on Thanksgiving, November 28 and did not win. Green Bay lost to the Detroit Lions 40-10.
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