- Written by Ed Staton
- Published: 18 Jan 2017

Super Bowl I and IIÂ MVP
Bart Starr led the Packers to two Super Bowl victories and added to the franchises championship legacy.
     Green Bay Packers Super Bowl Championships | ||||
 Season | Record | Super Bowl | Coach | Super Bowl MVP |
 1966 |  12-2 | SB I - Packers 35 - Kansas City 10 | Vince Lombardi | Bart Starr |
 1967 | 9-4-1 | SB II - Packers 33 - Oakland 14 | Vince Lombardi |  Bart Starr |
1996 | 13-3 | SB XXXI - Packers 35 - New England 21 | Mike Holmgren | Desmond Howard |
 2010 | 10-6 | SB XLV - Packers 31 - Pittsburgh 25 |  Mike McCarthy | Aaron Rodgers |

Curly Lambeau was a founder, player and championship coach of the Green Bay Packers. Lambeau Field is named in his honor.
The Packers were Super before there was a Super Bowl
Prior to the Packers leading the early championship charge at the beginning of the Super Bowl era, Green Bay was a dominant NFL force. With Head Coach Vince Lombardi leading the franchise, the Packers earned NFL titles in 1961, 1962 and 1065. Lombardi restored the team's championship success back to the levels once achieved by Curly Lambeau's Packers. Not only was Lambeau a founder of the franchise, but he also made his mark as a player and coach of the team. Lambeau coached the team for 31 seasons and led the Packers to six NFL titles. Two months after his death in 1965, the franchise's New City Stadium was renamed "Lambeau Field."
    Green Bay NFL Championships - Pre Super Bowl Era | |||
 Season | Record | Title Game | Coach |
 1929 | 12-0-1 | League Standing | Curley Lambeau |
 1930 | 10-3-1 | League Standing | Curley Lambeau |
 1931 | 12-2 | League Standing | Curley Lambeau |
 1936 | 10-1-1 | Packers 21 - Boston Redskins 6 | Curley Lambeau |
 1939 | 9-2 | Packers 27 - NY Giants 0 | Curley Lambeau |
 1944 | 8-2 | Packers 14 - NY Giants 7 | Curley Lambeau |
 1961 | 11-3 | Packers 37 - NY Giants 0 |  Vince Lombardi |
 1962 | 13-1 | Packers 16 - NY Giants 7 |  Vince Lombardi |
 1965 | 10-3-1 | Packers 23 - Cleveland Browns 12 | Vince Lombardi |
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