There are a few places where the Green Bay Packers, as a franchise, have traditionally struggled. They had some troubles in Minneapolis’ Metrodome and the Pontiac Silverdome outside of Detroit during the 1990s, for example.
But over the course of the franchise’s history, playing in Denver has been a massive struggle, perhaps more so than anywhere else in the NFL. This Sunday afternoon, the Packers will try to earn just their second victory in the Mile High City, as they currently have a 1-6 record against the Broncos on the road.
Of course, the two teams don’t play very often, being in different conferences, and with the current scheduling system they are only guaranteed a trip to Denver once every eight years.