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First, the Green Bay Packers traveled to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to take on the Philadelphia Eagles. The Packers emerged victorious with a final score of 21-16, Packers. The Packers then traveled south to Atlanta, Georgia, to take on the Atlanta Falcons. The Packers once again emerged victorious, destroying the Falcons 48-21. The Packers then went to Chicago to take on their rival Chicago Bears. The Packers won that game 21-14, to win the NFC Championship Game. On to Arlington, Texas, the Packers went to take on the AFC Champions, the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Packers won the game 31-25.
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