the green bay packers have 2 super bowl wins.
how many super bowl wins does the green bay packers have?
2
during a press conference on january 19, 2011, president obama (a longtime chicago bears fan) said he would attend super bowl xlv if chicago defeated green bay, saying "if chicago wins, i’m going no doubt". chicago ended up losing the nfc championship game a few days later on january 23 to green bay 21–14. in a post-game locker-room speech by green bay packers corner charles woodson he poked fun at the president's comment saying "the president don't want to come watch us at the super bowl, guess what? we'll go see him" (implying that green bay would win the super bowl and visit the white house as the winning team does each year; a statement that would come true). woodson then broke the packers meeting with a team cheer of "white house!". on january 26 president obama visited green bay and was greeted by mayor jim schmitt and wisconsin governor scott walker who presented the president with two green bay packers jerseys. the first had obama's name on the back with the number 1 and the second was an autographed charles woodson jersey with the message "see you at the white house. go packers!" written on the back by woodson.
super bowl xlv
bullet::::- derrick crawford (cincinnati bengals)









































bullet::::- will cureton (cleveland browns)









































bullet::::- jon gilliam (kansas city chiefs)









































bullet::::- rich houston (new york giants)









































bullet::::- dee mackey (baltimore colts)









































bullet::::- kyle mackey (new york jets)









































bullet::::- kevin mathis (dallas cowboys)









































bullet::::- harvey martin (dallas cowboys) probowler, super bowl champion, super bowl mvp









































bullet::::- wes smith (green bay packers)









































bullet::::- aundra thompson (green bay packers)









































bullet::::- darrell tully (detroit lions)









































bullet::::- alan veingrad (green bay packers and dallas cowboys) super bowl champion









































bullet::::- sam walton (new york jets)









































bullet::::- dwight white (pittsburgh steelers) probowler, super bowl champion









































bullet::::- antonio wilson (minnesota vikings)
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