Three ways the Packers can make a Super Bowl run

For the second year in a row, the Green Bay Packers own the NFC’s number one seed. Home-field advantage is theirs, meaning the Packers will advance to the Super Bowl with two victories at Lambeau Field. Considering they are the only undefeated team at home, they have to like their chances.

However, there’s no doubt this fan base is still haunted by many heartbreaking playoff exits, including last year in the NFC title game to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Many of the things the Packers had done so well all season long, just didn’t go their way in that game. They turned the ball over, made uncharacteristic mistakes, and couldn’t make the plays at crucial moments.

So, what will it take for Matt LaFleur’s team to make the Super Bowl and go all the way at the third attempt?

The Packers are in an incredible position. For another NFC team to make the Super Bowl, someone needs to exit Lambeau Field with a win. Eight teams have attempted and failed to do exactly that this season.

But for LaFleur’s team to not repeat previous mistakes and ensure this is the year they return to the Super Bowl, here are three things they must do.