Super Bowl XLV was supposed to be just the first in a string of titles for the Packers, but that hasn’t materialized. The obvious question is: why?
I recently watched all the Packers games from the Super Bowl XLV postseason, and it got me thinking about how the team has changed since then.
From the team’s 53-man roster for Super Bowl XLV, there are just 11 players remaining—and that includes specialists Mason Crosby and Tim Masthay, as well as Morgan Burnett, who was on injured reserve for most of that season.
There’s also Charlie Peprah, of course, who is currently a scouting assistant.