1967 Green Bay Packers season

The 1967 Green Bay Packers season was the franchise’s 49th overall season and their 47th in the National Football League. Coached by Vince Lombardi, the Packers finished the regular season with a 9–4–1 record, winning the NFL Western Conference and earning a spot in the NFL Championship Game.

The Packers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 21–17 in the NFL Championship Game, earning their second consecutive NFL title. They then faced the Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl II and won 33–14, securing back-to-back Super Bowl championships.

 Offseason 
Following their 1966 NFL Championship and Super Bowl I victory, Green Bay retained most of its core roster. Key players included Bart Starr, Jim Taylor, Paul Hornung, and Ray Nitschke. The team focused on maintaining a balanced offense and disciplined defense under Lombardi’s leadership.

 Regular season 
The Packers faced a competitive NFL Western Conference and finished with a 9–4–1 record. Despite a slower start compared to 1966, the team’s experience and leadership allowed them to win critical games and clinch the division.

 Schedule 
 Week  Date  Opponent  Result  Score  Location 1  September 17  Los Angeles Rams  L  24–27  Lambeau Field 2  September 24  Chicago Bears  W  27–7  Lambeau Field 3  October 1  Detroit Lions  W  24–7  Lambeau Field 4  October 8  Minnesota Vikings  W  24–14  Metropolitan Stadium 5  October 15  Baltimore Colts  L  21–34  Memorial Stadium 6  October 22  San Francisco 49ers  W  30–14  Lambeau Field 7  October 29  Los Angeles Rams  W  34–14  Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 8  November 5  Chicago Bears  W  27–7  Soldier Field 9  November 12  Detroit Lions  L  17–20  Tiger Stadium 10  November 19  Minnesota Vikings  W  27–24  Lambeau Field 11  November 26  Baltimore Colts  L  21–24  Lambeau Field 12  December 3  San Francisco 49ers  T  24–24  Kezzar Stadium 13  December 10  New York Giants  W  27–20  Lambeau Field 14  December 17  Dallas Cowboys  W  21–17  Lambeau Field

 Postseason 
 NFL Championship Game 
The Packers faced the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL Championship Game and won 21–17. Bart Starr led a strong offensive performance, and the team’s defense held the Cowboys in critical moments.

 Super Bowl II 
Green Bay represented the NFL in Super Bowl II against the Oakland Raiders of the AFL. The Packers won 33–14, becoming the first team to win consecutive Super Bowl titles.

 Roster 
Key players included:
 QB Bart Starr
 HB Jim Taylor
 FB Paul Hornung
 LB Ray Nitschke
 WR Boyd Dowler

 Legacy 
The 1967 season cemented the Packers’ status as the dominant NFL team of the 1960s. Vince Lombardi’s coaching and the team’s execution on both sides of the ball helped secure consecutive NFL and Super Bowl championships, establishing a standard of excellence that became synonymous with the Packers.

 Related pages 
 Green Bay Packers
 Super Bowl II
 Vince Lombardi

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