We all know what’s at stake. Sunday’s game won’t be just another game, it will be the Green Bay Packers’ first playoff game in three years. It will also be played against the Seattle Seahawks.
Green Bay and Seattle have met up in the postseason three times. Some have been good. Some not so good.
The good: Al Harris’ 52-yard interception returned for a touchdown in overtime to give the Packers a 33-27 win in the 2003 NFC Wild Card.
The bad: Do we even have to go there? Unfortunately, we do.
The Packers lead the all-time postseason series 2-1, but the one loss stings even to this day.