Bears–Packers rivalry

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Bears–Packers rivalry
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The Bears, Lance Briggs (#55) and Brian Urlacher (#54) lining up against the Packers and Aaron Rodgers (#12) in a 2011 game
Location Chicago, Green Bay
First meeting November 27, 1921
Staleys 20, Packers 0 [1]
Latest meetingJanuary 5, 2025
Bears 24, Packers 22 [1]
Next meetingDecember 7, 2025
StadiumsBears: Soldier Field
Packers: Lambeau Field
Statistics
Meetings total210 [1]
All-time seriesPackers: 108–96–6 [1]
Regular season seriesPackers: 107–95–6 [1]
Postseason resultsTie: 1–1 [1]
Largest victoryBears: 61–7 (1980)
Packers: 49–0 (1962) [1]
Most points scoredBears: 61 (1980)
Packers: 55 (2014) [1]
Longest win streakBears: 8 (1985–1988)
Packers: 11 (2019–2024) [1]
Current win streakBears: 1 (2025–present) [1]
Post–season history [1]
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The Bears–Packers rivalry is a National Football League (NFL) rivalry between the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers. [2] [3]

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The rivalry began in the 1921 season when the Packers joined the American Professional Football Association (APFA). Since then, both teams have competed against each other every season, except for the 1922 and 1982 seasons. The Bears and Packers have been rivals in the same conference or division since the NFL adopted its conference structure in 1933 season. They were part of the NFL's Western Conference from 1933 until 1970. Following the AFL–NFL merger, the Bears and Packers were assigned to the National Football Conference (NFC) and the NFC Central, which was later rebranded as the NFC North during the 2002 NFL season. The Bears maintained a dominant winning record over the Packers for several decades, at two times leading the series by as many as 24 games. However, due to exceptional quarterback performances from the Packers and ongoing struggles and inconsistency from the Bears, the Packers surpassed the Bears in the overall series record during the 2017 season. [4] [5] [6] [7]

They are two of the oldest teams in the NFL. At 210 meetings, it is the league's most-played matchup. [8] [9] Both franchises rank among the top five in the NFL for all-time win-loss records, with both holding the record for the most wins in league history. Recently, the Packers overtook the Bears in the 2022 season, achieving the record for the most overall wins in NFL history. Together, they boast 77 inductees in the Pro Football Hall of Fame (41 from Chicago and 36 from Green Bay) and have collectively secured 22 NFL championships (13 for Green Bay and 9 for Chicago), the highest and second-highest totals in the league. Additionally, they have won five Super Bowl titles, with Green Bay achieving four and Chicago one. [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17]

The Packers lead the overall series, 108–96–6. The two teams have met twice in the playoffs, winning one each. [1]

Background

The Bears originated in 1919 as the Decatur Staleys, a works team of the A. E. Staley Manufacturing Company. They transitioned to professional status in 1920 and became a charter member of the American Professional Football Association (APFA), which later evolved into the NFL, within the same year. In the 1921 season, the team relocated to Chicago and adopted the name Bears in the 1922 season. Similarly, the Packers were established in 1919, initially supported by the Indian Packing Company and later by the Acme Packing Company. They became a member of the APFA in 1921.

Notable games and moments

1920s–1950s

1960s–1970s

1980s

Steve McMichael, a Hall-of-Famer, spent most of his career with the Chicago Bears before concluding his time in the NFL with the 1994 season with the Green Bay Packers. Steve McMichael September 2016.jpg
Steve McMichael, a Hall-of-Famer, spent most of his career with the Chicago Bears before concluding his time in the NFL with the 1994 season with the Green Bay Packers.

1990s

2000s

2010s

In addition to his tenure with the Carolina Panthers, Hall of Famer Julius Peppers also played four seasons with the Chicago Bears and three seasons with the Green Bay Packers during the 2010s. Julius Peppers 2014 Cropped.jpg
In addition to his tenure with the Carolina Panthers, Hall of Famer Julius Peppers also played four seasons with the Chicago Bears and three seasons with the Green Bay Packers during the 2010s.

2020s

Playoffs

The Bears and Packers have made it to the playoffs in the same year five times:

Statistics and records

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As of January 5, 2025 there have been 210 games between the two teams—most in NFL history—since their first league game in 1921, of which Green Bay has won 108 games, Chicago 96, and there have been 6 ties. [63] [64] The largest margin of victory was a 61–7 Bears win in 1980. The longest winning streak is held by the Packers at 11 games from 2019 to 2024. After beating the Bears four times in 2011, the Packers became only the second team in NFL history to defeat the same opponent four times in one calendar year (the Los Angeles Raiders defeated the Denver Broncos four times in 1994). [65]

Club success

As of 2024, the Bears and Packers have won a combined 22 championships in the league's history.

Team NFL Titles [note 1] Conference Titles Divisional Titles [note 2] Wild Card Berths Playoff Appearances NFL Title Game Appearances [note 3] Super Bowl Appearances [note 4] All-time Record
Chicago Bears 9419528 [note 5] 82798–646–42
Green Bay Packers 13920937115811–605–37
Combined22133914651971609–1251–79
Table correct through Week 18 of the 2024 season.

Season-by-season results

Chicago Staleys/Bears vs. Green Bay Packers Season-by-Season Results [1]
1920s (Bears, 7–6–3)
SeasonSeason seriesat Chicago Staleys/Bears at Green Bay Packers Overall seriesNotes
1921 Staleys 1–0Staleys
20–0
no gameBears
1–0
Packers join the American Professional Football Association (APFA) (later renamed to the National Football League (NFL) in the 1922 season.
Only time Packers faced the Bears under the "Staleys" name.
Staleys finish with the best record of the league (10–1–1), and thus were named the APFA Champions.
1923 Bears 1–0no gameBears
3–0
Bears
2–0
Staleys rename themselves to the "Bears".
1924 Bears 1–0Bears
3–0
no gameBears
3–0
1925 Tie 1–1Bears
21–0
Packers
14–10
Bears
4–1
Packers open City Stadium (Green Bay).
1926 Bears 1–0–2Bears
19–13
Tie
6–6
Bears
5–1–2
Tie
3–3
1927 Bears 2–0Bears
14–6
Bears
7–6
Bears
7–1–2
Bears' wins are the Packers only losses in the 1927 season.
1928 Packers 2–0–1Packers
16–6
Tie
12–12
Bears
7–3–3
Packers
6–0
1929 Packers 3–0Packers
14–0
Packers
23–0
Bears
7–6–3
Packers finished with the best record in the league (12–0–1) and thus won the 1929 NFL Championship.
Packers
25–0
1930s (Bears, 12–11–1)
SeasonSeason seriesat Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers Overall seriesNotes
1930 Packers 2–1Packers
13–12
Packers
7–0
Tie
8–8–3
Packers finished with the best record in the league (10–3–1) and thus won the 1930 NFL Championship.
Bears
21–0
1931 Packers 2–1Packers
6–2
Packers
7–0
Packers
10–9–3
Packers finished with the best record in the league (12–2) and thus won the 1931 NFL Championship.
Bears
7–6
1932 Tie 1–1–1Packers
2–0
Tie
0–0
Packers
11–10–4
Packers' win is the Bears only loss in their 1932 season.
Bears win 1932 NFL Championship.
Bears
9–0
1933 Bears 3–0Bears
10–7
Bears 14–7Bears
13–11–4
Due to the popularity and success of the 1932 NFL Playoff Game, the league divided its teams into two divisions, with the Bears and Packers placed in the NFL Western Division.
Last time both teams met three times during the regular season.
Bears win 1933 NFL Championship.
Bears
7–6
1934 Bears 2–0Bears
27–14
Bears
24–10
Bears
15–11–4
Bears lose 1934 NFL Championship.
1935 Packers 2–0Packers
17–14
Packers
7–0
Bears
15–13–4
Packers' home win snapped the Bears' 17-game regular season winning streak and handed them their first loss to a divisional opponent.
Packers' win in Chicago snapped the Bears' 20-game unbeaten streak at home and their 18-game home winning streak.
1936 Tie 1–1Packers
21–10
Bears
30–3
Bears
16–14–4
Packers’ win handed the Bears their first loss of the season after a 6–0 start.
Bears' win is the Packers' only loss in the 1936 season.
Packers win 1936 NFL Championship.
1937 Tie 1–1Packers
24–14
Bears
14–2
Bears
17–15–4
Packers' win is the Bears' only regular season loss in the 1937 season.
Bears lose 1937 NFL Championship.
1938 Tie 1–1Packers
24–17
Bears
2–0
Bears
18–16–4
Packers lose 1938 NFL Championship.
1939 Tie 1–1Bears
30–27
Packers
21–16
Bears
19–17–4
Bears' win is the Packers only road loss in their 1939 season.
Packers win 1939 NFL Championship.
1940s (Bears, 16–4–1)
SeasonSeason seriesat Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers Overall seriesNotes
1940 Bears 2–0Bears
14–7
Bears
41–10
Bears
21–17–4
Bears win 1940 NFL Championship.
1941 Tie 1–1Packers
16–14
Bears
25–17
Bears
22–18–4
Packers' win snapped the Bears' 11-game home winning streak. After that loss, the Bears went on a 21-game unbeaten streak at home, including a 17-game home winning streak.
Both teams finished with 10–1 records, with their only losses coming against each other, setting up a tiebreaker playoff game.
1941 Playoffs Bears 1–0Bears
33–14
Bears
23–18–4
NFL Western Division playoff.
Bears go on to win 1941 NFL Championship.
1942 Bears 2–0Bears
38–7
Bears
44–28
Bears
25–18–4
Bears' wins are the Packers only losses in the 1942 season.
Bears loss 1942 NFL Championship.
1943 Bears 1–0–1Bears
21–7
Tie
21–21
Bears
26–18–5
Bears'win was the Packers' only road loss in the 1943 season.
Bears win 1943 NFL Championship.
1944 Tie 1–1Bears
21–0
Packers
42–28
Bears
27–19–5
Packers win 1944 NFL Championship.
1945 Tie 1–1Bears
28–24
Packers
31–21
Bears
28–20–5
1946 Bears 2–0Bears
10–7
Bears
30–7
Bears
30–20–5
Bears win 1946 NFL Championship.
1947 Tie 1–1Bears
20–17
Packers
29–20
Bears
31–21–5
1948 Bears 2–0Bears
7–6
Bears
45–7
Bears
33–21–5
1949 Bears 2–0Bears
24–3
Bears
17–0
Bears
35–21–5
1950s (Bears, 14–5–1)
SeasonSeason seriesat Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers Overall seriesNotes
1950 Tie 1–1Bears
28–14
Packers
31–21
Bears
36–22–5
As a result of the AAFC–NFL merger, the Bears and Packers were placed in the NFL National Conference (later renamed to the NFL Western Conference in the 1953 season).
1951 Bears 2–0Bears
24–13
Bears
31–20
Bears
38–22–5
Bears win 11 straight home meetings (1941–1951).
1952 Tie 1–1Packers
41–28
Bears
24–14
Bears
39–23–5
1953 Bears 1–0–1Tie
21–21
Bears
17–13
Bears
40–23–6
As of August 23, 2025, this remains the last time both teams finished a game in a tie.
1954 Bears 2–0Bears
28–23
Bears
10–3
Bears
42–23–6
1955 Tie 1–1Bears
52–31
Packers
24–3
Bears
43–24–6
Game in Chicago is the highest-scoring game in the rivalry (83 points).
1956 Bears 2–0Bears
38–14
Bears
37–21
Bears
45–24–6
Last meeting at City Stadium (Green Bay).
Bears lose 1956 NFL Championship.
1957 Tie 1–1Bears
21–14
Packers
21–17
Bears
46–25–6
Packers open City Stadium (Milwaukee) (later renamed to Lambeau Field in the 1965 season).
1958 Bears 2–0Bears
24–10
Bears
34–20
Bears
48–25–6
1959 Tie 1–1Bears
28–17
Packers
9–6
Bears
49–26–6
1960s (Packers, 15–5)
SeasonSeason seriesat Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers Overall seriesNotes
1960 Tie 1–1Packers
41–13
Bears
17–14
Bears
50–27–6
Packers lose 1960 NFL Championship.
1961 Packers 2–0Packers
31–28
Packers
24–0
Bears
50–29–6
Packers' first season series sweep against the Bears since the 1935 season.
Packers win 1961 NFL Championship.
1962 Packers 2–0Packers
38–7
Packers
49–0
Bears
50–31–6
In Green Bay, Packers record their largest victory against the Bears with a 49–point differential.
Packers win 1962 NFL Championship.
1963 Bears 2–0Bears
26–7
Bears
10–3
Bears
52–31–6
Bears' win in Green Bay snapped the Packers' 14-game home winning streak.
Bears' wins are the Packers only losses in their 1963 season.
Bears win 1963 NFL Championship.
1964 Packers 2–0Packers
17–3
Packers
23–12
Bears
52–33–6
1965 Tie 1–1Bears
31–10
Packers
23–14
Bears
53–34–6
Bears’ win handed the Packers their first loss of the season after a 6–0 start.
Packers win 1965 NFL Championship.
1966 Packers 2–0Packers
17–0
Packers
13–6
Bears
53–36–6
Packers win 1966 NFL Championship and Super Bowl I.
1967 Packers 2–0Packers
17–13
Packers
13–10
Bears
53–38–6
As a result of expansion, the two eight-team divisions became two eight-team conferences split into two divisions, with the Bears and Packers placed in the NFL Central division.
Packers win 1967 NFL Championship and Super Bowl II.
1968 Tie 1–1Packers
28–27
Bears
13–10
Bears
54–39–6
1969 Packers 2–0Packers
21–3
Packers
17–0
Bears
54–41–6
1970s (Bears, 11–9)
SeasonSeason seriesat Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers Overall seriesNotes
1970 Tie 1–1Bears
35–17
Packers
20–19
Bears
55–42–6
As a result of the AFL–NFL merger, the Bears and Packers are placed in the National Football Conference (NFC) but remain in the NFC Central (later renamed to the NFC North in the 2002 season).
Last meeting at Wrigley Field.
1971 Packers 2–0Packers
17–14
Packers
31–10
Bears
55–44–6
Bears open Soldier Field.
1972 Packers 2–0Packers
23–17
Packers
20–17
Bears
55–46–6
1973 Tie 1–1Packers
21–0
Bears
31–17
Bears
56–47–6
1974 Tie 1–1Bears
10–9
Packers
20–3
Bears
57–48–6
Packers' home game played at Milwaukee County Stadium in Milwaukee. Although the Packers played several home games annually in Milwaukee from 1932 to 1994, this was the sole regular season matchup between the Bears and Packers held in Milwaukee.
1975 Tie 1–1Bears
27–14
Packers
28–7
Bears
58–49–6
1976 Bears 2–0Bears
24–13
Bears
16–10
Bears
60–49–6
Bears' first season series sweep against the Packers since the 1963 season.
1977 Bears 2–0Bears
21–10
Bears
26–0
Bears
62–49–6
1978 Tie 1–1Bears
14–0
Packers
24–14
Bears
63–50–6
1979 Bears 2–0Bears
6–3
Bears
15–14
Bears
65–50–6
1980s (Bears, 11–7)
SeasonSeason seriesat Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers Overall seriesNotes
1980 Tie 1–1Bears
61–7
Packers
12–6 (OT)
Bears
66–51–6
In Chicago, Bears record their largest victory against the Packers with a 54–point differential and tie a franchise record for their most points scored in a game.
In Green Bay, Packers win on a blocked field goal returned for a touchdown in overtime.
1981 Packers 2–0Packers
16–9
Packers
21–17
Bears
66–53–6
1982 canceled (Players' strike)Bears
66–53–6
As a result of the 1982 NFL players' strike, both games scheduled were canceled.
1983 Tie 1–1Bears
23–21
Packers
31–28
Bears
67–54–6
1984 Tie 1–1Packers
20–14
Bears
9–7
Bears
68–55–6
After their loss to the Packers, the Bears went on a 11-game division winning streak and a 12-game home division winning streak.
1985 Bears 2–0Bears
23–7
Bears
16–10
Bears
70–55–6
Bears win Super Bowl XX.
1986 Bears 2–0Bears
12–10
Bears
25–12
Bears
72–55–6
1987 Bears 2–0Bears
23–10
Bears
26–24
Bears
74–55–6
1988 Bears 2–0Bears
16–0
Bears
24–6
Bears
76–55–6
Bears win 8 straight meetings (1985–1988).
1989 Packers 2–0Packers
40–28
Packers
14–13
Bears
76–57–6
Game in Green Bay became known as the Instant Replay Game.
1990s (Packers, 13–7)
SeasonSeason seriesat Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers Overall seriesNotes
1990 Bears 2–0Bears
27–13
Bears
31–13
Bears
78–57–6
1991 Bears 2–0Bears
27–13
Bears
10–0
Bears
80–57–6
1992 Tie 1–1Packers
17–3
Bears
30–10
Bears
81–58–6
Packers trade for Falcons' QB Brett Favre.
1993 Tie 1–1Bears
30–17
Packers
17–3
Bears
82–59–6
1994 Packers 2–0Packers
33–6
Packers
40–3
Bears
82–61–6
Both teams make the playoffs in the same season for the first time since the 1941 season.
Both teams finished with 9–7 records, but the Packers clinched the better playoff seed based on their head-to-head sweep.
1995 Packers 2–0Packers
27–24
Packers
35–28
Bears
82–63–6
1996 Packers 2–0Packers
37–6
Packers
28–17
Bears
82–65–6
Packers win Super Bowl XXXI.
1997 Packers 2–0Packers
24–23
Packers
38–24
Bears
82–67–6
Packers lose Super Bowl XXXII.
1998 Packers 2–0Packers
16–13
Packers
26–20
Bears
82–69–6
Packers win 10 straight meetings (1994–1998).
1999 Tie 1–1Packers
35–19
Bears
14–13
Bears
83–70–6
2000s (Packers, 12–8)
SeasonSeason seriesat Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers Overall seriesNotes
2000 Tie 1–1Packers
28–6
Bears
27–24
Bears
84–71–6
2001 Packers 2–0Packers
20–12
Packers
17–7
Bears
84–73–6
Packers sweep the season series despite the Bears finishing with a 13–3 record.
2002 Packers 2–0Packers
34–21
Packers
30–20
Bears
84–75–6
Due to renovations being made to Soldier Field, Bears' home game was played at Memorial Stadium in Champaign.
2003 Packers 2–0Packers
38–23
Packers
34–21
Bears
84–77–6
2004 Tie 1–1Packers
31–14
Bears
21–10
Bears
85–78–6
Packers win 11 straight road meetings (1994–2004).
2005 Bears 2–0Bears
19–7
Bears
24–17
Bears
87–78–6
Packers draft QB Aaron Rodgers.
Game in Green Bay was played on Christmas.
Bears' first season series sweep against the Packers since the 1991 season.
2006 Tie 1–1Packers
26–7
Bears
26–0
Bears
88–79–6
Bears lose Super Bowl XLI.
2007 Bears 2–0Bears
35–7
Bears
27–20
Bears
90–79–6
Bears sweep the season series despite the Packers finishing with a 13–3 record.
Last start in the series for Packers' QB Brett Favre. He finished with a 22–10 record against the Bears as a Packers quarterback.
As of August 23, 2025, this remains the most recent season in which the Bears swept the Packers in the season series.
2008 Tie 1–1Bears
20–17 (OT)
Packers
37–3
Bears
91–80–6
Packers' QB Aaron Rodgers makes his debut in the series.
2009 Packers 2–0Packers
21–14
Packers
21–15
Bears
91–82–6
2010s (Packers, 17–4)
SeasonSeason seriesat Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers Overall seriesNotes
2010 Tie 1–1Bears
20–17
Packers
10–3
Bears
92–83–6
Packers clinch a playoff berth with their win.
2010 Playoffs Packers 1–0Packers
21–14
Bears
92–84–6
NFC Championship Game.
Packers go on to win Super Bowl XLV.
2011 Packers 2–0Packers
27–17
Packers
35–21
Bears
92–86–6
Game in Green Bay was played on Christmas.
2012 Packers 2–0Packers
21–13
Packers
23–10
Bears
92–88–6
2013 Tie 1–1Packers
33–28
Bears
27–20
Bears
93–89–6
In Green Bay, Bears linebacker Shea McClellin knocks Aaron Rodgers out of the game with a broken collarbone, which sidelines him for seven weeks.
In Chicago, Rodgers returns and delivers a memorable 48-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Randall Cobb with 45 seconds left to lead the Packers to an NFC North title.
2014 Packers 2–0Packers
38–17
Packers
55–14
Bears
93–91–6
In Green Bay, Packers score their most points in a game against the Bears as QB Aaron Rodgers ties an NFL record with 6 first-half touchdown passes.
2015 Tie 1–1Packers
31–23
Bears
17–13
Bears
94–92–6
Game in Green Bay was played on Thanksgiving Day.
2016 Packers 2–0Packers
30–27
Packers
26–10
Tie
94–94–6
2017 Packers 2–0Packers
23–16
Packers
35–14
Packers
96–94–6
Packers take their first series lead since 1932.
Packers win eight straight road meetings (2010–2017).
2018 Tie 1–1Bears
24–17
Packers
24–23
Packers
97–95–6
In Green Bay, Packers overcome a 20–3 deficit in the fourth quarter.
Bears clinch the NFC North and eliminate the Packers from playoff contention with their win.
2019 Packers 2–0Packers
10–3
Packers
21–13
Packers
99–95–6
Game in Chicago was the NFL Kickoff Game.
Game in Green Bay marked the 200th game in the rivalry and the Packers eliminated the Bears from playoff contention with their win.
2020s (Packers, 9–1)
SeasonSeason seriesat Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers Overall seriesNotes
2020 Packers 2–0Packers
35–16
Packers
41–25
Packers
101–95–6
In Green Bay, Packers record their 100th win against the Bears, becoming the first NFL franchise to record 100 wins over two other franchises, with the other franchise being the Detroit Lions.
In Chicago, Packers clinch the 1st NFC seed with their win.
2021 Packers 2–0Packers
24–14
Packers
45–30
Packers
103–95–6
2022 Packers 2–0Packers
28–19
Packers
27–10
Packers
105–95–6
Following their win in Chicago, the Packers surpassed the Bears as the all-time winningest NFL franchise. [66]
Final start in the series for Packers' QB Aaron Rodgers.
2023 Packers 2–0Packers
38–20
Packers
17–9
Packers
107–95–6
Packers' QB Jordan Love makes his first start in the series. [67]
In Green Bay, Packers clinch the final playoff berth with their win.
Packers won 8 straight home meetings (2016–2024).
2024 Tie 1–1Packers
20–19
Bears
24–22
Packers
108–96–6
In Chicago, Packers block Bears K Cairo Santos' potential 46 yard game-winning field goal.
Packers won 11 straight meetings (2019–2024).
In Green Bay, Santos kicked the game-winning 51-yard field goal as the Bears snapped a 10-game losing streak, an 11-game losing streak to the Packers, record their first win against the Packers since the 2018 season, and record their only road win in their 2024 season.
Summary of results
SeasonSeason seriesat Chicago Staleys/Bears at Green Bay Packers Notes
Regular seasonPackers 107–95–6Packers 54–52–2Packers 53–43–4
PostseasonTie 1–1Tie 1–1no gamesNFL Western Divisional: 1941
NFC Championship: 2010
Regular and postseasonPackers 108–96–6Packers 55–53–2Packers 53–43–4Packers are 1–0 at Milwaukee County Stadium in Milwaukee (1974), accounted as a Packers' home game.
Packers are 1–0 at Memorial Stadium in Champaign (2002), accounted as a Bears' home game.

Players who played for both teams

NamePos.Years with BearsYears with Packers
Bob Jeter CB1971–19731963–1970
Steve McMichael DT1981–19931994
Mike Tomczak QB1985–19901991
Jim McMahon QB1982–19881995–1996
Edgar Bennett RB1998–19991992–1996
Jim Flanigan DT1994–20002001
John Thierry DE1994–982000–01
Rob Davis LS19961997–2007
Cedric Benson RB2005–20072012
Julius Peppers DE2010–20132014–2016
Martellus Bennett TE2013–20152017
Josh Sitton OG2016–20172008–2015
Ha Ha Clinton-Dix FS20192014–2018
Adrian Amos FS2015–20182019–2022
Jimmy Graham TE2020–20212018–2019
Equanimeous St. Brown WR2022–20232018–2021
Robert Tonyan TE20232017–2022
Marcedes Lewis TE2023–present2018–2022
Jonathan Owens S2024–present2023

See also

Notes

  1. Includes pre and post merger
  2. All NFL Divisional titles between 1933 and 2007
  3. All NFL Championship Games between 1933 and 1969
  4. All Super Bowls from I through XLIV (1966–2009)
  5. Includes the Unofficial 1932 NFL Championship

References

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