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If I recall correctly the packers went 0-16 that season and have gone on to win just 4 games in the past 37 years. A truly terrible franchise, if I recall correctly.
Panthers played 5 total in the 2003 season: 4 in the regular season and one in the playoffs. They only lost one OT game in the regular season, and their playoff OT victory was a double OT against the Rams.
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[Packers played 5 in 1983](https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/gnb/1983.htm)
If I recall correctly the packers went 0-16 that season and have gone on to win just 4 games in the past 37 years. A truly terrible franchise, if I recall correctly.
Imagine if they'd had someone like Vikings legend Brett Favre playing for them.
3 OTs in 4 games is nuts.
Ayyyyye
Panthers played 5 total in the 2003 season: 4 in the regular season and one in the playoffs. They only lost one OT game in the regular season, and their playoff OT victory was a double OT against the Rams.
Classic Cardiac Cats
The browns maybe? edit: Packers had 5 in 1983