What was the score of the Green Bay Packers game?
Two of the NFL’s most iconic franchises face off in Super Bowl XLV, as the Green Bay Packers defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-25. Two of the NFL’s most iconic franchises face off in Super Bowl XLV, as the Green Bay Packers defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-25. Skip navigation Sign in Search Loading…
Who is the WR for the Green Bay Packers?
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When did Ryan Grant join the Green Bay Packers?
Shortly before the 2007 season, Grant was traded to the Green Bay Packers in exchange for a future sixth-round draft pick. He would go on to play for the Packers for six seasons.
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The Green Bay Packers were going to Super Bowl XLIX. With 5:13 left and his team leading 19-7, Morgan Burnett picked off a Russell Wilson pass — the quarterback’s fourth interception of the day. Burnett was on his own 42 yard line and had nothing but daylight in front of him.
What was the score of the Seattle Seahawks game?
Fifteen points, 44 seconds. The Packers tied the game with 19 seconds left (oddly calling timeout with that much time left on the clock, theoretically leaving enough time for Seattle to break a tie), but the momentum was all with Seattle and a six-play drive in overtime was all the Seahawks needed to return to the Super Bowl.
How did the Seahawks get to the Super Bowl?
The Packers tied the game with 19 seconds left (oddly calling timeout with that much time left on the clock, theoretically leaving enough time for Seattle to break a tie), but the momentum was all with Seattle and a six-play drive in overtime was all the Seahawks needed to return to the Super Bowl. All that was missing was the gift wrap.
Why did Green Bay think the game was over?
Green Bay seemed to think the game was over too, running three straight times despite having the best quarterback in football and Richard Sherman practically playing with one arm. The Packers were running out a clock that couldn’t be run out.