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Zero2Cool
Elite Member Topic Starter

15 years ago

It was mentioned that out of 90 years, the Packers have only 24 double digit win totals and it was a disturbing stat. As you all know, I'm a stat geek, I love looking stats up, so I dug into this one a bit.

From 1919 to 2009, we have played 1228 games, winning 671, losing 520 and 37 ties. that's 54 winning seasons, 28 losing and 8 .500 seasons.

Here's what I'm basing this off of, from Packers.com and NFL.com

Year  	W  	L  	T  	Finish
2009	9	4		2nd
2008	6	10	0	3rd
2007	13	3	0	1st
2006	8	8	0	2nd
2005	4	12	0	4th
2004	10	6	0	1st
2003	10	6	0	1st
2002	12	4	0	1st
2001	12	4	0	2nd
2000	9	7	0	3rd
1999	8	8	0	4th
1998	11	5	0	2nd
1997	13	3	0	1st
1996	13	3	0	1st
1995	11	5	0	1st
1994	9	7	0	2nd
1993	9	7	0	3rd
1992	9	7	0	2nd
1991	4	12	0	4th
1990	6	10	0	4th
1989	10	6	0	2nd
1988	4	12	0	5th
1987	5	9	1	3rd
1986	4	12	0	4th
1985	8	8	0	2nd
1984	8	8	0	2nd
1983	8	8	0	2nd
1982	5	3	1	3rd
1981	8	8	0	2nd
1980	5	10	1	4th
1979	5	11	0	4th
1978	8	7	1	2nd
1977	4	10	0	4th
1976	5	9	0	4th
1975	4	10	0	3rd
1974	6	8	0	3rd
1973	5	7	2	3rd
1972	10	4	0	1st
1971	4	8	2	4th
1970	6	8	0	3rd
1969	8	6	0	3rd
1968	6	7	1	3rd
1967	9	4	1	1st
1966	12	2	0	1st
1965	10	4	1	1st
1964	8	5	1	2nd
1963	11	2	1	2nd
1962	13	1	0	1st
1961	11	3	0	1st
1960	8	4	0	1st
1959	7	5	0	3rd
1958	1	10	1	6th
1957	3	9	0	6th
1956	4	8	0	5th
1955	6	6	0	3rd
1954	4	8	0	5th
1953	2	9	1	6th
1952	6	6	0	4th
1951	3	9	0	5th
1950	3	9	0	5th
1949	2	10	0	5th
1948	3	9	0	4th
1947	6	5	1	3rd
1946	6	5	0	3rd
1945	6	4	0	3rd
1944	8	2	0	1st
1943	7	2	1	2nd
1942	8	2	1	2nd
1941	10	1	0	1st
1940	6	4	1	2nd
1939	9	2	0	1st
1938	8	3	0	1st
1937	7	4	0	2nd
1936	10	1	1	1st
1935	8	4	0	2nd
1934	7	6	0	3rd
1933	5	7	1	3rd
1932	10	3	1	2nd
1931	12	2	0	1st
1930	10	3	1	1st
1929	12	0	1	1st
1928	6	4	3	4th
1927	7	2	1	2nd
1926	7	3	3	5th
1925	8	5	0	9th
1924	7	4	0	6th
1923	7	2	1	3rd
1922	4	3	3	7th
1921	3	2	1	6th
1920	9	1	1	
1919	10	1	0

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mi_keys
Senior Member

15 years ago

Thats not as alarming as it sounds, just look at how many games were played in each season early on. There weren't even 14 games a year consistently until the 60s. Some years we didn't even play 10 games or only had 10 or 11 games. Look at the '20 and '39 season, we won 9 games in an 11 game season.

Born and bred a cheesehead

Zero2Cool
Elite Member Topic Starter

15 years ago

I think every year had about 10 or more except 2.

I don't really see it as disturbing that we have 24 seasons with ten or more wins.

What would be disturbing is if other teams played 90 seasons and 1200 games and won 800 or more for each franchise. Even that though would be mildly disturbing. I've always felt the ring at the end of the year is key, who won the last game of the season? I think that's most important. If we had gotten there four times and lost all four, that would be disturbing.

PackFanWithTwins
Veteran Member

15 years ago

Well the first 20 years of my life I was happy if the Pack made .500+.

The world needs ditch diggers too Danny!!!

zombieslayer
Registered

15 years ago

Same with me, Twins. I grew up in the 70s and 80s and the Packers were miserably bad. We made .500 and it was like being surrounded by hot nekkid women.

Looking at the decades, we ruled the 20s and 30s. 40s we started strong but tapered off. 50s were forgettable. We ruled the 60s. 70s and 80s, I was glad for teams like the Bucs and the Saints because at least we beat them. 90s we were good every year. 00s good every year except 2.

Good stuff, Zero.

Even if you take 1960 on where almost every team that is alive today started back then, we still have more Championships than everyone else. Well, I guess we're tied with the Steelers. Didn't we have 5 Championships in the 60s? That would be 6 to 6 as the Steelers have 6 since then. The Steelers have been around since '33. The Niners and Cows are next with 5 and the Niners have been around since '46. The Cows since '60.

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Zero2Cool
Elite Member Topic Starter

15 years ago

I don't think there was 32 teams in 1960, I believe it was 26.

Panthers, Ravens, Seahawks, Buccaneers, Jaguars, Texans all came in 1976 or later, I think?

zombieslayer
Registered

15 years ago

I don't think there was 32 teams in 1960, I believe it was 26.

Panthers, Ravens, Seahawks, Buccaneers, Jaguars, Texans all came in 1976 or later, I think?

"Zero2Cool" wrote:

Carolina Panthers - 1995

Seattle Seahawks - 1976

Tampa Bay Buccaneers - 1976

Jacksonville Jaguars - 1995

Houston Texans - 2002

That's impressive, Zero. I had to look them up.

FYI - Before them, the next "newest" team is the New Orleans Saints who entered the league in 1967. That was before you or I were born and before the automobile, when humans got chased around by dinosaurs, and Cheesey was in high school.

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