Vince Lombardi will take a plane and a bus to get home.  Well, at least his memory will be getting a leap when the Packers return the trophy named for him to Green Bay, Lambeau Field and the fans who have been waiting 15 years to get their hands on the hardware.  While the last time this happened was in 1997, this is the fourth time that the Packers have won the Super Bowl.  Sunday the 2010-11 version of the Pack was resourceful, resilient and in the case of its quarterback, remarkable.  The 31-25 victory owed much to a defense that had several big plays in them and a whole lot to Aaron Rodgers, a guy whose right arm accounted for 304 yards and three touchdowns.  But as good as Green Bay was Sunday, was this the best the franchise has ever been?  The first two Packers' Super Bowl teams were so dominant that they were never challenged behind Bart Starr and a coach so respected that his name is on the trophy.  In Super Bowl XXXI they had Brett Favre and MVP Desmond Howard in a 35-21 win against New England. Favre brought them back off an island they had been marooned on.  Rodgers, who carried Favre's legend into Cowboys Stadium but exited without it, has now done the same thing.  So is the current champion the best version of the Packers ever?  While we wait to make the Lambeau Leap, here is some good work by some good people that we might have missed while sleeping or watching highlights of Sunday's game.  Here is how viewers rated the Super Bowl ads.  Clay Matthews has family bragging rights.  How could 400 fans not get their seats at the Super Bowl?  Interesting tale of a confrontation between Phil Simms and Desmond Howard.  Hiestand on TV: Troy Aikman was not part of the hype machine.  Is Jon Bon Jovi about to become part of the NFL?  Refrigerator Perry is suffering and Art Schlichter is in trouble again.  Somehow North Carolina wins without Larry Drew.  Is there anyone out there who can beat the Ohio State men's basketball team?  Albert Pujols and the Cardinals may not be feuding but they are fussing.  You can locate USA TODAY Sports on Facebook by clicking here. To locate Reid Cherner on Twitter, click here. To tap into Tom Weir's tweets, knock here. And to keep posted on the Game On! tweeter posts, tap here.  See photos of: Green Bay Packers, Brett Favre, Albert Pujols, Aaron Rodgers, Jon Bon Jovi  To report corrections and clarifications, contact Standards Editor  . For publication consideration in the newspaper, send comments to  . Include name, phone number, city and state for verification. To view our corrections, go to
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