The Packers were formed in 1919 and joined the NFL in 1921. No team in NFL history has won more championships than the Packers which has earned Green Bay the moniker, "Titletown USA." Over the years, the Packers have twice strung together three straight league crowns (1929-31, and 1965-67). In all, the franchise has claimed a record 12 NFL championships including three Super Bowl titles.

First Player Drafted: Russ Letlow, G, San Francisco, 1936.

First NFL Regular-season game: A 7-6 victory over the Minneapolis Marines, 10/23/21.

First NFL Regular-Season Touchdown: A 10-yard run by Art Schmael vs. the Minneapolis Marines, 10/23/21.

First Winning Season: 1921 (3-2-1).

First Championship Season: 1929.

First Super Bowl Win: A 35-10 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl I, 1/15/67.

First 1,000-Yard Rusher: Tony Canadeo, 1,052 yards (1949).

Longest Run From Scrimmage: 98  yards by Ahman Green vs. the Denver Broncos, 12/28/03.

First to Pass 400 Yards in a Game: Don Horn, 410 yards vs. the St. Louis Cardinals, 12/21/69.

Longest Pass Completion: 99 yards by Brett Favre to Robert Brooks vs. the Chicago Bears, 9/11/95.

Most Career Rushing Yards: Jim Taylor, 8,207 yards (1958-1966).

Most Career Passing Yards: Brett Favre, 49,734 yards (1992-2004).

Most Career Receptions: Sterling Sharpe, 595 receptions (1988-1994).

All-Time Leading Scorer: Don Hutson, 823 points (1935-1945).

Most Lopsided Win: A 56-3 victory over the Atlanta Falcons, 10/23/66.

Team Nickname Origin: Named after team's original financial backer, the Indian Packing Company.

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