Why The Green Bay Packers Had A History Of Success Since The Three Eras (Lombardi Era, Favre Era And Rodgers Era)?

As simple as this (imo).

- Lombardi was a brilliant coach. I can verify this because a good friend of my family played for Lombardi in Super Bowl I. Said he was just a brilliant football mind.

- Favre and Rodgers...well it's as simple as you had two back to back franchise QB's. Similarities (although I think a tier below) the Montana / Young years.

They are like the Steelers, they have a tradition of getting great QB play and they compete, they've both had down times, but they're just consistent, it's more of a organizational success mentality/philosophy. Like the Cleveland Browns or Miami Dolphins are poor. It' starts at the top and works it's way down.

So Here's My Answer: Because They Won A Lot Of Games.

they are like the steelers, they have a tradition of getting awesome qb play and they compete, they've both had down times, but they're just consistent, it's more of a organizational success mentality/philosophy... like the cleveland browns or miami dolphins are poor... it' starts at the top and works it's way down...

You forgot the Arnie Herber era! Quite a good story! 4x NFL Champion

Good ownership that hired good Presidents, good GM'S, drafted good players and hired good head coaches to coach them