The playoff-bound Green Bay Packers believe they can make a legitimate run at their first Super Bowl appearance since their 2010 championship season.

The Green Bay Packers (11-4) lived up to their two-touchdown spread over the New Orleans Saints (5-10) in a 34-0 wire-to-wire victory.  With their 34-point win, the Packers wrapped up their largest shutout victory since a 34-0 win over the Minnesota Vikings in Week 10 of the 2007 season,

With Monday night’s 34-0 trouncing of the Saints, the Packers (11-4) clinched their spot in the postseason for the second consecutive year after beginning each season as the NFL’s youngest team. They’ve already been eliminated from NFC North contention, but seeding remains at stake with a trip to Minneapolis and a home game against the Bears left.