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Heading into the season finale at Arizona on Sunday, a handful of Packers have a chance to put their name in the franchise record books, and some team records are in sight as well.
Green Bay enters Sunday's game with 428 points scored this season, which ranks fourth in the league and 29 shy of a new franchise record. The current total already ranks fifth in team history, trailing only the Packers' 456 points in 1996, 442 in 2003, 435 in 2007, and 429 in 1983.
The Packers boast the No. 4 offense in the league with 5,720 net yards (381.3 per game) in '09. The franchise record of 6,357 yards in 2004 will be tough to break, but with 280 yards of offense on Sunday, the 2009 Packers will hit the 6,000-yard mark for just the third time in team history, joining the '04 squad and the 1983 team (6,172).
If Green Bay maintains its spot among the league's top offenses, it would mark the fourth season in a row that the Packers finished in the top 10. The only other te..
Source: Packers.com
