South End Zone
Packers Seasons
 
Season   Regular Season   Post Season   Total   Pctg.   Result
Record Tot. Record Tot. Record Tot.
1. 1919   10-1 11   0   10-1 11   0.909   (not yet member of APFA)
2. 1920 9-1-1 11 0 9-1-1 11 0.900 (not yet member of APFA)
3. 1921 3-2-2 7 0 3-2-2 7 0.600 6th in APFA (incl 1 non-APFA game)
4. 1922 5-3-3 11 0 5-3-3 11 0.625 7th in NFL (incl 1 non-NFL game)
5. 1923 7-2-1 10 0 7-2-1 10 0.778 3rd in NFL (tied w/Milwaukee Badgers)
6. 1924 7-4 11 0 7-4 11 0.636 6th in NFL
7. 1925 8-5 13 0 8-5 13 0.615 9th in NFL
8. 1926 7-3-3 13 0 7-3-3 13 0.700 5th in NFL
9. 1927 8-2-1 11 0 8-2-1 11 0.800 2nd in NFL (incl 1 non-NFL game)
10. 1928 6-4-3 13 0 6-4-3 13 0.600 4th in NFL
11. 1929 12-1-1 14 0 12-1-1 14 0.923 NFL Champions (no playoffs, incl 1 non-NFL game)
12. 1930 10-3-1 14 0 10-3-1 14 0.769 NFL Champions (no playoffs)
13. 1931 12-2 14 0 12-2 14 0.857 NFL Champions (no playoffs)
14. 1932 10-3-1 14 0 10-3-1 14 0.769 3rd in NFL
15. 1933 6-7-1 14 0 6-7-1 14 0.462 3rd in Western Div (incl 1 non-NFL game)
16. 1934 7-6 13 0 7-6 13 0.538 3rd in Western Div
17. 1935 8-4 12 0 8-4 12 0.667 2nd in Western Div
18. 1936 10-1-1 12 1-0 1 11-1-1 13 0.917 NFL Champions (beat Boston Redskins 21-6)
19. 1937 7-4 11 0 7-4 11 0.636 2nd in Western Div (tied with Detroit)
20. 1938 8-3 11 0-1 1 8-4 12 0.667 1st in Western Div (lost to NY Giants 17-23)
21. 1939 10-2 12 1-0 1 11-2 13 0.846 NFL Champions (27-0 beat NY Giants, incl 1 non-NFL game)
22. 1940 6-4-1 11 0 6-4-1 11 0.600 2nd in Western Div
23. 1941 11-1 12 0-1 1 11-2 13 0.846 2nd in Western Div (lost to Chi. Bears 14-33, incl 1 non-NFL game)
24. 1942 8-2-1 11 0 8-2-1 11 0.800 2nd in Western Div
25. 1943 8-2-1 11 0 8-2-1 11 0.800 2nd in Western Div (incl 1 non-NFL game)
26. 1944 8-3 11 1-0 1 9-3 12 0.750 NFL Champions (beat NY Giants 14-7, incl 1 non-NFL game)
27. 1945 6-4 10 0 6-4 10 0.600 3rd in Western Div
28. 1946 6-5 11 0 6-5 11 0.545 3rd in Western Div (tied with Chi. Cardinals)
29. 1947 6-5-1 12 0 6-5-1 12 0.545 3rd in Western Div
30. 1948 3-9 12 0 3-9 12 0.250 4th in Western Div
31. 1949 2-10 12 0 2-10 12 0.167 5th in Western Div (last place)
32. 1950 3-9 12 0 3-9 12 0.250 5th in National Conf (tied with SF)
33. 1951 3-9 12 0 3-9 12 0.250 5th in National Conf
34. 1952 6-6 12 0 6-6 12 0.500 4th in National Conf
35. 1953 2-9-1 12 0 2-9-1 12 0.182 6th in Western Conf (last place)
36. 1954 4-8 12 0 4-8 12 0.333 5th in Western Conf
37. 1955 6-6 12 0 6-6 12 0.500 3rd in Western Conf
38. 1956 4-8 12 0 4-8 12 0.333 5th in Western Conf (tied with LA Rams)
39. 1957 3-9 12 0 3-9 12 0.250 6th in Western Conf (last place)
40. 1958 1-10-1 12 0 1-10-1 12 0.091 6th in Western Conf (last place)
41. 1959 7-5 12 0 7-5 12 0.583 3rd in Western Conf (tied with SF)
42. 1960 8-4 12 0-1 1 8-5 13 0.615 1st in Western Conf (lost to Philly 13-17)
43. 1961 11-3 14 1-0 1 12-3 15 0.800 NFL Champions (beat NY Giants 37-0)
44. 1962 13-1 14 1-0 1 14-1 15 0.933 NFL Champions (beat NY Giants 16-7)
45. 1963 12-2-1 15 0 12-2-1 15 0.857 2nd in Western Conf (incl 1 non-NFL game)
46. 1964 8-6-1 15 0 8-6-1 15 0.571 2nd in Western Conf (tied with Minnesota, incl 1 non-NFL game)
47. 1965 10-3-1 14 2-0 2 12-3-1 16 0.800 NFL Champions (beat Cleveland 23-12)
48. 1966 12-2 14 2-0 2 14-2 16 0.875 NFL and Super Bowl I Champions (beat Dallas 34-24 and KC 35-10)
49. 1967 9-4-1 14 3-0 3 12-4-1 17 0.750 NFL and Super Bowl II Champions (beat Dallas 21-17 and Oakland 33-14)
50. 1968 6-7-1 14 0 6-7-1 14 0.462 3rd in Central Div
51. 1969 8-6 14 0 8-6 14 0.571 3rd in Central Div
52. 1970 6-8 14 0 6-8 14 0.429 3rd in Central Div (tied with Chicago)
53. 1971 4-8-2 14 0 4-8-2 14 0.333 4th in Central Div (last place)
54. 1972 10-4 14 0-1 1 10-5 15 0.667 1st in Central Div (lost to Washington 3-16)
55. 1973 5-7-2 14 0 5-7-2 14 0.417 3rd in Central Div
56. 1974 6-8 14 0 6-8 14 0.429 3rd in Central Div
57. 1975 4-10 14 0 4-10 14 0.286 3rd in Central Div (tied with Chicago)
58. 1976 5-9 14 0 5-9 14 0.357 4th in Central Div (last place)
59. 1977 4-10 14 0 4-10 14 0.286 4th in Central Div
60. 1978 8-7-1 16 0 8-7-1 16 0.533 2nd in Central Div (Minn won tie-breaker rule)
61. 1979 5-11 16 0 5-11 16 0.312 4th in Central Div
62. 1980 5-10-1 16 0 5-10-1 16 0.333 4th in Central Div (tied with Tampa Bay)
63. 1981 8-8 16 0 8-8 16 0.500 2nd in Central Div (tied with Detroit)
64. 1982 5-3-1 9 1-1 2 6-4-1 11 0.600 3rd in NFC (beat St. Louis, lost to Dallas)
65. 1983 8-8 16 0 8-8 16 0.500 2nd in Central Div (tied with Chicago and Minn)
66. 1984 8-8 16 0 8-8 16 0.500 2nd in Central Div
67. 1985 8-8 16 0 8-8 16 0.500 2nd in Central Div
68. 1986 4-12 16 0 4-12 16 0.250 4th in Central Div
69. 1987 5-9-1 15 0 5-9-1 15 0.357 3rd in Central Div
70. 1988 4-12 16 0 4-12 16 0.250 4th in Central Div (tied with Tampa Bay)
71. 1989 10-6 16 0 10-6 16 0.625 2nd in Central Div (Minn won tie-breaker rule)
72. 1990 6-10 16 0 6-10 16 0.375 2nd in Central Div (tied with TB, Det, Min)
73. 1991 4-12 16 0 4-12 16 0.250 4th in Central Div
74. 1992 9-7 16 0 9-7 16 0.562 2nd in Central Div
75. 1993 9-7 16 1-1 2 10-8 18 0.556 2nd in Central Div (beat Det, lost to Dal)
76. 1994 9-7 16 1-1 2 10-8 18 0.556 2nd in Central Div (beat Det, lost to Dal)
77. 1995 11-5 16 2-1 3 13-6 19 0.684 1st in Central Div (beat Atl, SF; lost to Dal)
78. 1996 13-3 16 3-0 3 16-3 19 0.842 Super Bowl XXXI Champions (beat New England 35-21)
79. 1997 13-3 16 2-1 3 15-4 19 0.789 Division & NFC Champs (beat TB, SF; lost to Den)
80. 1998 11-5 16 0-1 1 11-6 17 0.647 2nd in Central Div (lost to SF)
81. 1999 8-8 16 0 8-8 16 0.500 4th in Central Div (Det. won tie-breaker rule)
82. 2000 9-7 16 0 9-7 16 0.562 3rd in Central Div
83. 2001 12-4 16 1-1 2 13-5 18 0.722 2nd in Central Div (beat SF, lost to St. Louis)
84. 2002 12-4 16 0-1 1 12-5 17 0.706 1st in North Div (lost to Atlanta)
85. 2003 10-6 16 1-1 2 11-7 18 0.611 1st in North Div (beat Seattle, lost to Philly)
86. 2004 10-6 16 0-1 1 10-7 17 0.588 1st in North Div (lost to Minnesota)
87. 2005 4-12 16 0 4-12 16 0.250 4th in North Div
88. 2006 8-8 16 0 8-8 16 0.500 2nd in North Div
89. 2007 13-3 16 1-1 2 14-4 18 0.778 1st in North Div (beat Seattle, lost to NY Giants)
90. 2008 6-10 16 0 6-10 16 0.375 3rd in North Div
91. 2009 11-5 16 0-1 1 11-6 17 0.647 2nd in North Div (lost to Arizona)
92. 2010 10-6 16 4-0 4 14-6 20 0.700 Super Bowl XLV Champions (beat Pittsburgh 31-25)
93. 2011 15-1 16 0-1 1 15-2 17 0.882 1st in North Div (lost to NY Giants)
94. 2012 11-5 16 1-1 2 12-6 18 0.667 1st in North Div (beat Minn, lost to SF)
95. 2013 8-8-1 17 0-1 1 8-9-1 18 0.471 1st in North Div (lost to SF)
96. 2014 12-4 16 1-1 2 13-5 18 0.722 1st in North Div (beat Dallas, lost to Seattle)
97. 2015 10-6 16 1-1 2 11-7 18 0.611 2nd in North Div (beat Washington, lost to Arizona)
98. 2016 10-6 16 2-1 3 12-7 19 0.632 1st in North Div (beat NY Giants & Dallas, lost to Atlanta)
99. 2017 7-9 16 0 7-9 16 0.438 3rd in North Div
100. 2018 6-9-1 16 0 6-9-1 16 0.400 3rd in North Div
101. 2019 13-3 16 1-1 2 14-4 18 0.778 1st in North Div (beat Seattle, lost to SF)
102. 2020 13-3 16 1-1 2 14-4 18 0.778 1st in North Div (beat LA Rams, lost to TB)
103. 2021 13-4 17 0 13-4 17 0.765 1st in North Div (lost to SF)
104. 2022 8-9 17 0 8-9 17 0.471 3rd in North Div
105. 2023 9-8 17 1-1 2 10-9 19 0.526 2nd in North Div (beat Dallas, lost to SF)
106. 2024 11-6 17 0-1 1 11-7 18 0.611 3rd in North Div (lost to Philadelphia)

Notes to help understand the standings above:

1919: The Green Bay Packers began play, one year before the American Professional Football Association.

1920: The American Professional Football Association began play with no divisions, conferences or playoffs. The team with the best record was the champion.

1921: The Green Bay Packers joined the APFA.

1922: The APFA changed its name to the National Football League.

1933: The Western and Eastern divisions were introduced, with the winners to meet in a championship game. It's important to note that all NFL champions prior to 1933 were determined by final record. They did not play a championship game.

1950: The American and National conferences were created to replace the Eastern and Western Divisions.

1953: The names of the American and National conferences were changed to the Eastern and Western Conferences.

1960: The American Football League began play, in direct competition with the NFL.

1966: The NFL and AFL agreed to merge, however, the merger would not take effect until the 1970 season. In the mean time, they agreed that the champion of each league would play in a final game for the world championship, later called the Super Bowl. So, it's important to understand that the first four Super Bowls were not played for the NFL championship. They were instead the NFL champion playing against the AFL champion.

1967: The Eastern conference of the NFL split into the Capitol and Century divisions. The Western conference split into the Coastal and Central divisions.

1970: The American Football League and the National Football League merged to form the American and National conferences of the National Football League with three geographic divisions each (Eastern, Central and Western). Super Bowl V, played at the end of the 1970 season, is the first Super Bowl played for the NFL championship.

1982: Due to the shortened season caused by the players strike, the final standings this season were determined by ranking within the AFC and the NFC. Divisional rankings were not used.

2001: Due to the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on September 11, the NFL did not play on the weekend of September 16, which was week #2. All games for that weekend were rescheduled to be played at the end of the season. So, the Packers game against the New York Giants at the Meadowlands was rescheduled for January 6, 2002. This event did not change the number of games played for any team.

2002: In 1996, Art Modell moved the Cleveland Browns to Baltimore, and started the Baltimore Ravens. The city of Cleveland reached an agreement with the NFL on February 8, 1996 to guarantee that the Browns franchise will remain in Cleveland, and a new (or relocated) team would resume play there. In 1999, the Cleveland Browns resumed play as an expansion team. The Houston Oilers moved to Tennessee in 1997 and were known as the Tennessee Oilers. In 1999, they changed their name to the Tennessee Titans. This left Houston without a franchise. The Houston Texans were added as an expansion team in 2002. These two expansion teams brought the total number teams in the NFL to 32. As such, the league was realigned, giving each conference four divisions: North, South, East and West. Each division has four teams.

2020: Due to a pandemic, attendance rules at NFL stadiums this season were varied. Some teams announced plans a couple of weeks at a time as the season progressed. Some teams did not allow fans at any game, while some invited staff family members to sit in the bleachers. Dispite the changes, the league decided that it was indeed safe for players to play; all games were played.

2021: The league expanded the regular season schedule to 17 games.