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The most recent Super Bowl win for the Green Bay Packers was in 2011 (for the 2010-11 season). This was Super Bowl XLV.
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the last time greenbay lost in the super bowl was in 1997 against the Denver Broncos.john elway finally got his ring 31-24 final.
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