Even if that's the story, the other narrative (in this thread) is that "once you get to the playoffs, you're playing other tough teams", or "it's a crapshoot". On top of that, the Packers had Aaron "king of the regular season" Rodgers in all of those games. At some point, it's ok for the fans to say "wow, they haven't gotten it done in the last decade". We had a pair of 4-seeds in the Super Bowl this year. Packers have had the 1-seed two years in a row and done nothing with it, and had the 1 seed in 2011. Blew a gimme in 2014. Got absolutely annihilated by the Falcons and the 49ers. Yep, the Falcons were the "better" team. The Packers didn't even show up for that game. The 9'ers were the better team in 2019, and the Packers didn't even show up. I'm not saying the Packers can, should have, could have won any of those games, but with Rodgers, and the amount of times they've made it to the NFC title game, and the amount of times they've been in the playoffs, and the amount of times they've had the 1-seed, ...... With the narrative being "anything can happen in the playoffs"........it's *fair* for fans to say "this team isn't performing up to expectations over the last decade in the playoffs. Nothing more (and definitely nothing less) than that.