2010 Green Bay Packers season

The 2010 Green Bay Packers season was the franchise’s 92nd overall season and 90th in the National Football League. Coached by Mike McCarthy, the Packers finished the regular season with a 10–6 record, earning a wild-card berth in the playoffs. The team went on to win Super Bowl XLV, marking the franchise’s fourth Super Bowl title and 13th overall NFL championship.

 Offseason 
Following the 2009 season, Green Bay made several roster adjustments to improve depth and address injuries. Key players included quarterback Aaron Rodgers, running back Ryan Grant, and defensive standouts Clay Matthews and Charles Woodson. The team focused on maintaining a balanced offense and aggressive defense.

 Regular season 
The Packers finished 10–6, placing second in the NFC North behind the Chicago Bears. Aaron Rodgers threw for 4,643 yards and 45 touchdowns, earning his first NFL MVP award. The team faced several challenges, including injuries to key players and close games, but secured a playoff spot as the NFC’s sixth seed.

 Schedule 
 Week  Date  Opponent  Result  Score  Location 1  September 12  Philadelphia Eagles  W  27–20  Lambeau Field 2  September 19  San Francisco 49ers  W  20–3  Lambeau Field 3  September 26  Chicago Bears  L  20–17  Soldier Field 4  October 3  Houston Texans  W  30–27  Lambeau Field 5  October 10  Cincinnati Bengals  L  24–22  Paul Brown Stadium 6  October 17  Tennessee Titans  W  27–10  Lambeau Field 7  October 24  Detroit Lions  W  28–26  Lambeau Field 8  October 31  Minnesota Vikings  L  28–24  Lambeau Field 9  November 7  Chicago Bears  W  20–17  Lambeau Field 10  November 14  Carolina Panthers  W  31–21  Bank of America Stadium 11  November 21  Baltimore Ravens  W  31–3  M&T Bank Stadium 12  November 25  Minnesota Vikings  L  28–24  Mall of America Field 13  December 5  Detroit Lions  W  7–3  Ford Field 14  December 12  New England Patriots  L  31–27  Gillette Stadium 15  December 19  Atlanta Falcons  W  31–24  Lambeau Field 16  December 26  Carolina Panthers  L  33–16  Lambeau Field 17  January 2  Chicago Bears  W  10–3  Soldier Field

 Postseason 
 NFC Wild Card 
The Packers defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 21–16 at Lambeau Field, overcoming a slow start to secure the win.

 NFC Divisional Playoff 
Green Bay faced the Atlanta Falcons and won 48–21 at Lambeau Field, with Aaron Rodgers throwing four touchdown passes.

 NFC Championship Game 
The Packers defeated the Chicago Bears 21–14 at Soldier Field, earning a berth in the Super Bowl.

 Super Bowl XLV 
The Packers defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 31–25 at Cowboys Stadium (now AT&T Stadium) in Arlington, Texas. Aaron Rodgers was named Super Bowl MVP after throwing for 304 yards and three touchdowns, leading the Packers to their fourth Super Bowl victory.

 Roster 
Key players included:
 QB Aaron Rodgers
 RB James Starks
 WR Greg Jennings
 LB Clay Matthews
 CB Charles Woodson

 Legacy 
The 2010 Packers season is remembered for the team’s resilience and Aaron Rodgers’ emergence as one of the NFL’s elite quarterbacks. Despite entering the playoffs as a wild-card team, Green Bay’s balanced offense and opportunistic defense carried them to a Super Bowl title.

 Related pages 
 Green Bay Packers
 Super Bowl XLV
 NFC North

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