The Green Bay Packers continue to get familiar company this offseason.
And it certainly didn't take long.
Just days after the Packers were eliminated from the playoffs last Sunday, the two other NFC North powerhouse teams were also bounced from the postseason.
First, it was the 14-win Minnesota Vikings in the wild-card round the next day, and then almost shockingly the 15-win Detroit Lions joined them this past weekend with a loss of their own.
The NFC North had the most teams in the playoffs of any division with three, the three teams totaled a combined 40 regular-season wins, and the Lions, who won the division on the final day of the regular season, were the top seed in the NFC with home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.