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Howdy, glad to help. The "GREAT" Green Bay Packers won their first Super Bowl on January 15th, 1967. They defeated the AFC representative Kansas City Chiefs 35 - 10. The game was played in the LA Memorial Coliseum before a crowd of 61,946 in the 100,000 seat Coliseum. The MVP of the game was Green Bay's quarterback Bart Starr.
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