None are now. No longer can the Packers ride the wave of being a Super Bowl-winning franchise because this clearly is not the same team. It doesn't mean anything today. Most people couldn't tell you who won it in '96, they couldn't even tell you who was there. Three years from now, most people won't remember what happened last year.
Life goes on.
But Green Bay's winning ways may not. As the National Football League has embraced its age of parity, less separates the best from the worst than ever before, with most teams somewhere in the middle. For a team that isn't even favored to win its division, the easy answer would be yes. Like San Francisco and Dallas before, they've returned to the vast realm of mediocrity. That's the stigma of a .500 season.