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Bart Starr scrambles as Dick Evey and Joe Fortunato give chase
The Packers Bart Starr (#15) breaks out of the pocket with Bears defenders Dick Evey (#79) and Joe Fortunato (#31) on his heels. Hall of Famer Jerry Kramer Jerry Kramer as well as lineman Steve Wright (#72) can seen in the background.
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Doug Atkins Rushing Bart Starr in 1968
Packers veteran offensive lineman Bob Skoronski (#76) has his hands full as he tries to keep the mammoth Doug Atkins (#81) away from quarterback Bart Starr (#15). picture taken from the 1968 showdown between the Saints and Packers. Despite 5 sacks by the Saints defense, the Packers won 27-7.
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Bart Starr Hands off to Jim Taylor against Dallas in 1966
Some 1966 NFL action - Dallas and Green Bay.
Green Bay Hall of Fame Legend Bart Starr (#15) gets set to hand off to Jim Taylor (#31) as Jerry Kramer (#64) and Forrest Gregg (#75) provide the up-front blocking.
Paul Hornung & Fuzzy Thurston vs the Chicago Bears Defense in 1961
The Packers versatile Paul Hornung (#5) side steps over a fallen Fuzzy Thurston (#63) to avoid the oncoming advance of the Bears Maury Youmans (#82) and JC Caroline (#25). Bart Starr watches from the background.
In 1961 Hornung, also the Packers kicker for most of the season, led the NFL in scoring with a total of 10 touchdowns and another 86 points on special teams.
Macarthur Lane Green Bay Packers
MacArthur Lane, a former 1st-Round Draft pick of the St. Louis Cardinals, joined the Green Bay Packers in 1972 after 4 seasons with Cardinals. He enjoyed a his best season as a Packer with 821 yards and 3 touchdowns on the ground as well as 26 catches and another 285 yards. By the time he left Green Bay in 1974 he had a total of 1711 yards and 7 touchdowns.
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Paul Hornung, the Golden Boy of the Green Bay Packers
The Packers Paul Hornung in Exhibition play in 1964 shortly after his suspension from the NFL.
Jim Taylor
One of the most recognized fullbacks of the NFL in the 1960s Taylor was a major contributor to the success of Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packer teams. Rushed for almost 8600 yards in his 10-year career. Inducted in to the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1976.
Alex Karras and the Detroit Lions defense stops the Packers Bart Starr
All Pro Alex Karras leads the Detroit Lion defense as they close in on Packers QB Bart Starr. Also seen are Packers center Ken Bowman (#57) and Lion linebacker Ernie Clark (#59). Photo by sports journalist Rob Rigor.
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Roman Gabriel hit by Ron Kostelnik
Rams QB Roman Gabriel hangs tough against the Packers and gets the pass off but not before he's belted by defensive tackle Ron Kostelnik. Also shown are Rams tackle Joe Scibelli (#71) and Packers defensive lineman (#74).
Paul Hornung & Fuzzy Thurston of the Green Bay Packers
Packers great Paul Hornung rolls out and sets up to pass behind the guard of offensive lineman Fuzzy Thurston. All-in-all Hornung, a runningback, connected on 5 touchdown passes during his career. Receiver Boyd Dowler can be seen at the left of the photo.
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John Brockington is stopped by Doug Buffone & Dick Butkus
Early 1970s NFL - Packers runner John Brockington (#42) powers forward as Bears linebackers Dick Butkus (#51) and Doug Buffone (#55) wrap him up in an effort to bring him down. #18 of the Bears is safety Jerry Moore from Arkansas.
Zeke Bratkowski Green Bay Packers Quarterback
While most of his 12 years in the NFL were spent as a back-up he still started 49 games passed for 10,345 yards, 65 touchdowns and finished his career with a 51.3% completion percentage.
His finest moment came in the 1965 Divisional Championship game against the Baltimore Colts when he came off the bench to replace an injured Bart Starr and lead the Packers to victory. That game he hit 22 of 39 passes for 248 yards, no touchdowns but managed the game winning drive.
After he left football in 1969 he coached with the Packers for 2 seasons and actually returned to football in 1971. When he left the playing field for good in 1972 he spent time coaching until 1996 for many different NFL teams.
Green Bay Packers Fullback Jim Taylor
Set an NFL record in 1962 with 19 rushing touchdowns and is still #1 in the Packer record books with 81 career rushing touchdowns and #2 in Career Rushing Yards with 8207.
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The Golden Boy - already 6 years into his career in this 1962 photo.
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Willie Davis beats Jim Otto and Dumps Daryle Lamonica
John Brockington Green Bay Packers
First Round Draft Pick of Green Bay in 1971 from Ohio State he played 7 seasons in the NFL. His accomplishments include Offensive Rookie of the Year in 1971, All-Pro Team and 3-Time Pro Bowler. He finished his last season with the Kansas City Chiefs in 1977. When he retired after 7 seasons he had 5185 yards and 30 touchdowns.
Jim Taylor
One of the most recognized fullbacks of the NFL in the 1960s Taylor was a major contributor to the success of Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packer teams. Rushed for almost 8600 yards in his 10-year career. Inducted in to the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1976.
Vince Lombardi with Bart Starr on the Packers sidelines
Packers Head Coach Vince Lombardi has words with his quarterback Bart Starr. Under Lombardi Starr has 94 victories to his credit as well as 9 post-season wins and 5 NFL Championship Titles.
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Ted Fritsch carries against Bulldog Turner and the Bears in 1946
Packers fullback Ted Fritsch (#64) carries outside against Bears Hall of Famer Bulldog Turner (#66) here in early Bears-Packers action in 1946.
Fred Carr Green Bay Packers
Green Bay Packers Linebacker Fred Carr was 1st Round draft from Texas-El Paso in 1968. A 5-time All-Pro, Carr played 10 years for the Pack.
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Jim Taylor
One of the most recognized fullbacks of the NFL in the 1960s Taylor was a major contributor to the success of Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packer teams. Rushed for almost 8600 yards in his 10-year career. Inducted in to the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1976.
James Lofton
An accomplished Long-Jumper on the Stanford Track and Field team, he was taken by the Green Bay Packers in the 1st round of the 1978 draft. He ended up playing 9 seasons with the Packers being named to the 1978 All-Rookie Team as well as 7 Pro Bowls. He left Green Bay in 1986 he was the Packers All Time Leading receiver in career yards with 9656.
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Fred Carr
Green Bay Packers Linebacker Fred Carr was 1st Round draft from Texas-El Paso in 1968. A 5-time All-Pro, Carr played 10 years for the Pack.
NFL Defender Herb Adderley
Hall of Fame defensive back for the Green Packers from 1961 to 1969. Played in the First 2 Super Bowls - both victories by the Packers.
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2-time Pro Bowler, 2-time All Pro, 1961 NFL Man of the Year, played on 4 Championship Teams. Hall of Fame inductee in 1986.
Jim Grabowski, the Green Bay Packers Top Rusher in 1967
With a stable of runners to fill their backfield, Green Bay had the NFL's #2 leading rushing offense in 1967 and it was fullback Jim Grabowski that led the team with 466 yards on the ground. Here he carries against the Lions and that looks like quarterback Zeke Bratkowski in the background.
Billy Joe Tolliver, NFL Quarterback
Billy Joe Tolliver during the 2001 preseason with Green Bay
Jim Taylor
One of the most recognized fullbacks of the NFL in the 1960s Taylor was a major contributor to the success of Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packer teams. Rushed for almost 8600 yards in his 10-year career. Inducted in to the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1976.
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Zeke Brakowski vs the Colts in the 1965 NFL Playoffs
Super Sub back-up QB Zeke Bratkowski came off the bench against the Colts during the 1965 opening round of the NFL playoffs to lead the Packers to a 13-10 overtime win.
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Pat Fischer of the Cardinals defense stops Jim Taylor of the Packers in 1963
Pat Fischer (#37) and with the help of few other Cardinals, stop Packers great Jim Taylor (#31) during a 1963. Taylor scored 2 touchdowns in the 30-7 Packers win. We think the Packer behind Taylor is #76 - Bob Skoronski.
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Jim Taylor Fumbles as Doug Atkins & Rosey Taylor Move In
As a Bear defender lays a ferocious hit on the Packers Jim Taylor, the ball hits the ground as Doug Atkins (#81) and Grambling product Rosey Taylor (#24) get set to pounce on it.
Carroll Dale, Green Bay Packers 1965-1972
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Boyd Dowler Makes a Catch Against Wayne Rasmussen of the Lions
Packers receiver Boyd Dowler gets between the ball and Lions defender Walt Rasmussen. Dowler left Green Bay in 1969 with 448 catches - That was second only to the great Don Hutson in the Packer record books at the time.
Ray Nitschke
Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke played for the Green Bay Packers from 1958-1972
Carroll Dale Beats the Rams Clancy Williams
Packers receiver Carroll Dale gets behind Rams defender Clancy Williams (#24).
Willie Davis Breaks Up a Pass Intended for Tom Matte
Packers Hall of Fame defensive lineman Willie Davis (#87) stays step-for-step with Colts runner Tom Matte (#41) and breaks up the pass intended for him. Ray Nitschke lurks in the background.
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10 Years, 107 Regular Season Starts, 6 Post Season Starts
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Packers Fullback Jim Taylor
As fellow Packer Bart Starr looks on the Hall of Fame fullback churns out yards on the field.
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Paul Hornung, Packers and Dick Modzelewski & Bill Winter, Giants in 1962
Paul Hornung runs past Giants Dick Modzelewski (#77) & rookie Bill Winter (#31) of St. Olaf College in 1962. Hornung was the Packers #2 scorer that year with 74 points - 7 touchdowns, 14 xtra points and 6 field goals.
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Brett Favre, Hall of Fame QB
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Legendary Hall of Fame Green bay Packer Linebacker Ray Nitschke played 15 in the NFL and played in the first two Super Bowls.
Packers Fullback Ted Fritsch
Photo of Packers fullback Ted Fritsch from the late 1940s.
Donny Anderson hit by Dick Butkis
Packers halfback Donny Anderson carries the ball as Bears legend Dick Butkis wraps him up.
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2-time Pro Bowler, 2-time All Pro, 1961 NFL Man of the Year, played on 4 Championship Teams. Hall of Fame inductee in 1986.
Chuck Howley and Leroy Jordan put the Pressure on Packers QB Scott Hunter
Cowboy linebacking legends Chuck Howley (#54) & Lee Roy Jordan (#55) force Packers quarterback Scott Hunter (#16) to get rid of the ball./
Team Photo of the 1965 Green Bay Packers
Ken Bowman - #57, Center
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Jim Taylor
One of the most recognized fullbacks of the NFL in the 1960s Taylor was a major contributor to the success of Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packer teams. Rushed for almost 8600 yards in his 10-year career. Inducted in to the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1976.
John Brockington of the 1972 Packers
From the 1972 Packers win over Dallas. He rushed for 91 yards and a touchdown. He finished that season with 1027 yards, 8 touchdowns and a Pro Bowl appearence.
Curly Lambeauand the Packers Celebrate Their 1944 Title Win
Packers head coach Curly Lambeau and Ted Fritsch are lifted high in celebration following their 14-7 victory over the New York Giants to capture the 1944 NFL Title. Fritsch scored both of the Packers touchdowns.
Ray Nitschke
Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke played for the Green Bay Packers from 1958-1972
MacArthur Lane
A first-round draft pick from Utah State of the St. Louis Cardinals in 1968, Lane played 11 seasons in the NFL for the Cardinals, Packers and Chiefs. He rushed for 4656 yards and 30 touchdowns.
Jim Grabowski running against the Chicago Bears Defense
Herb Adderley blocks a Fred Cox kick in 1963
Vikings - Packers in 1963, Packers up 30-28. Herb Adderley (#26) blocked a crucial 4th quarter Viking field goal attempt that was returned for an 80-yard touchdown to nail down a 37-28 Packer win. Minnesota kicker Fred Cox is #14 and the holder, #10 is Fran Tarkenton.
Bart Starr Hands off to Packers Runner Paul Hornung
Taking a handoff from quarterback Bart Starr (#15), Green Bay Packers runner Paul Hornung (#5) heads to the right side of the line of scrimmage. Lineman Bob Skoronski (#76), Fuzzy Thurston (#63), Jerry Kramer (#64) pull out to lead the way.
Billy Ray Smith Rushing Bart Starr in 1967 NFL Action
Bart Starr (#15) seems a bit undecided on which way to turn as long-time Colts veteran Billy Ray Smith (#74) breaks through into the Packers backfield.
Paul Hornung, Chuck Bednarik and Jimmy Taylor | 1960 NFL Championship Game
Eagles linebacker/center Chuck Bednarik (#60) gives parting words to Packers runningbacks Paul Hornung (#5) and Jim Taylor (#31) after the 1960 NFL Championship game. By the smile on Bednarik's face it's pretty obvious who won.
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Paul Hornung Scores Against the 49ers in 1960
As the Packer offensive line takes out the 49er defenders Paul Hornung takes a handoff from quarterback Lamar McHan and dive over for a Green Bay score.
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Green Bay Running Back Jim Grabowski
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Willie Wood, Packers and Lenny Moore of the Colts
Two Hall of Famers - Willie Wood of the Green Bay Packers and Lenny Moore of the Baltimore Colts.
Bart Starr passing against Bill George and Earl Leggett of the Bears
Classic Packers-Bears clash in the early 1960s. As linebacker Bill George (#61) gazes intently at Bart Starr (#15) watching for some indication of the developing plays direction, Bears lineman Earl Leggett (#61) makes advances despite the objections of Packers guard Fuzzy Thurston (#63). Fullback Jimmy Taylor (#31) gets ready to assist.
Willie Davis and Henry Jordan Pressure Daryle Lamonica
Rosey Grier Whacks Bart Starr
Packers Hall of Fame QB Bart Starr gets a well placed whack across his nose from Ram defender Rosey Grier.
Brett Favre, Green Bay Packers
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Ken Bowman Custom McFarlane Sports Figure
Custom McFarlane Sports Figure from Hall of Customs
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YA Tittle scores vs Green Bay in 1956
49ers QB YA Tittle scores on a 1-yard plunge against the Green Bay Packers in 1956. The 49ers won 17-16. #72 for the Packers is defensive lineman Jerry Helluin.
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Macarthur Lane 1974 Green Bay Packers Topps NFL Football Trading Card #90
Fullback Mac Arthur Lane and his 1974 Topps card. After three years in Green Bay, 1974 was his final season as a Packer. He was the #2 rusher (362 yards) and #2 pass receiver (34 receptions) for the Packers that year.
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John Brockington Green Bay Packers against Cincinnati Bengals
The former Ohio State runner picks up yardage against the Cincinnati Bengals defense.
Bart Starr, Fuzzy Thurston & Norm Masters of the 1961 Green Bay Packers
NFL Champions in 1961. Here are Packers Quarterback Bart Starr (#15) with offensive lineman Fuzzy Thurston (#63) & Norm Masters (#78).
Paul Hornung Green Bay Packer Runningback
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Jim Taylor bursts through George Tarasovic, Fred Williamson and John Reger of the 1960 Steelers
Packers fullback Jim Taylor seems to almost make his own hole as he bursts through the Pittsburgh Steelers defense in 1960. The Steelers defenders shown here are Fred Williamson (#46), George Tarasovic (#82) and John Reger (#50).Packers QB Bart Starr (#15) watches from behind.
Ray Nitschke
Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke played for the Green Bay Packers from 1958-1972
Jim Taylor
One of the most recognized fullbacks of the NFL in the 1960s Taylor was a major contributor to the success of Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packer teams. Rushed for almost 8600 yards in his 10-year career. Inducted in to the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1976.
Boyd Dowler
Jim Taylor
One of the most recognized fullbacks of the NFL in the 1960s Taylor was a major contributor to the success of Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packer teams. Rushed for almost 8600 yards in his 10-year career. Inducted in to the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1976.
The 49ers John Brodie under pressure from the Packers Willie Davis
A Pro Bowler in 1965 John Brodie (#12) gets set to deliver as Packer Willie Davis (#87) applies the pressure. Brodie made the Pro Bowl in 1965 after a leading the NFL with 3112 passing yards, 30 touchdowns and a 61.9% completion rating. Willie Davis was named All-Pro.
James Lofton
Jim Taylor
One of the most recognized fullbacks of the NFL in the 1960s Taylor was a major contributor to the success of Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packer teams. Rushed for almost 8600 yards in his 10-year career. Inducted in to the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1976.
Reggie White Green Bay Packers 1993 to 1998
The Minister of Defense as a Green Bay Packer. Played 6 seasons as a Packer, Made the Pro Bowl each year and was even named to the All-pro team twice during that time. Won a Super Bowl after the 1996 NFL season.
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Lions Rookie Gail Cogdill vs the Packers in 1960
The 1960 Offensive Rookie of the Year Gail Cogdill makes a catch against John Symank (#27) and 2 other Packers. Cogdill would go on to play a total of 11 seasons in the NFL.
Bart Starr in Super Bowl I
The Packers Field General in Super Bowl I. Named MVP of that first iconic game. Completed 16 of 23 passes (69.5%) for 250 yards and 2 touchdowns in Green Bay's victory over Kansas City.
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Willie Davis tackles a Falcon
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A Drawing of Jim Taylor by Artist Robert Riger
A sketch of the Packer great done by renowned sports artist of the 1960s Robert Riger. Thanks to the Robert Riger Living Trust for this image.
Tony Guillory blocks a Donny Anderson Punt, 1967 Rams & Packers
Rams defenders Jack Pardee (#32) & Deacon Jones (#75) pour through as reserve linebacker Tony Guillory (#88) blocks a Donny Anderson (#44) punt in week 13 of the 1967 NFL season.
The block helped set-up a 5-yard Roman Gabriel-to-Bernie Casey go-ahead touchdown as the Rams downed the Pack 27-24. The win kept a 7-game winning streak alive that would turn into a 1967 Coastal Division Title for Los Angeles.
John Brockington, Packers Running Back
The 1st-round pick of the Packers in 1971 out of Ohio State. Stayed in Green Bay until the beginning of the 1977 season when he left as the team's #2 All Time Leading rusher with 5024 yards, second only to Jim Taylor.
Zeke Bratkowski Packers Versus Colts
While most of his 12 years in the NFL were spent as a back-up he still started 49 games passed for 10,345 yards, 65 touchdowns and finished his career with a 51.3% completion percentage.
His finest moment came in the 1965 Divisional Championship game against the Baltimore Colts when he came off the bench to replace an injured Bart Starr and lead the Packers to victory. That game he hit 22 of 39 passes for 248 yards, no touchdowns but managed the game winning drive.
After he left football in 1969 he coached with the Packers for 2 seasons and actually returned to football in 1971. When he left the playing field for good in 1972 he spent time coaching until 1996 for many different NFL teams.
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Veron Biggs has something for Packers QB Jack Concannon - 1974 Redskins/Packers
Redskins defensive lineman Verlon Biggs has a little something-something for Packers quarterback Jack Concannon. 1974 Redskins/Packers
James Lofton 1982 Green Bay Packers Topps Football Card
His 1982 Topps card. He made the Pro Bowl with 35 catches, 696 yards and 4 receiving touchdowns as well as an 83-yard TD run against the Giants.
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4 Pro Bowls and 1 1st-Team All-Pro season he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1977.
Thanks to the Rob Riger Living Trust for permission to use this photo.
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Celebrated Defensive Back/Kick Returner Darrein Gordon
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Herb Adderley interception against Atlanta in 1968
Herb Adderley returns one of the 2 interceptions he had in the 38-7 Packers win over the Falcons in 1968. At the far right is Atlanta rookie Jim "Cannonball" Butler from Edward Waters University in Jacksonville Florida.
Other Packers shown are Jim Weatherwax (#73), Herb Adderley (#26), Willie Wood (#24) & Dave Robinson (#89).
Packers Bart Starr and Forrest Greg & Jim Houston of the Browns
Hall of Fame offensive lineman Forrest Greg has his helmet knocked back by long-time defender Jim Houston of the Browns while he protects Packers quarterback Bart Starr.
Photo credit: Rob Riger.
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Willie Davis and Ray Nitschke chase Rudy Bukich
From the look on his face, Bears quarterback Rudy Bukich (#10) knows exactly what's coming as Green Bay Packer Hall of Famers Willie Davis (#87) and Ray Nitschke (#66) converge on him.
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Jim Taylor
One of the most recognized fullbacks of the NFL in the 1960s Taylor was a major contributor to the success of Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packer teams. Rushed for almost 8600 yards in his 10-year career. Inducted in to the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1976.
The Cowboys Chuck Howley catches up to Elijah Pitts of the Packers
Cowboys linebacker Chuck Howley catches up the Packer speedster Elijah Pitts in this 1960s NFL action. Finally, after being eligible for 45 years, Howley was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2023. Cowboy #27 is most probably reserve defensive back Mike Gaechter.
Daryle Lamonica under pressure from Henry Jordan of the Packers
The Raiders quarterback gets the pass off under some heat from Packer defensive lineman Henry Jordan (#74)
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Barty Smith gets around Ted Hendricks
Packer fullback Barty Smith carries against Ted Hendricks and the Oakland Raider defense in this Green Bay-Oakland clash in 1976.
The Packers Jimmy Taylor runs through the Chicago Bears Defense
Packers fullback Jimmy Taylor (#31) runs against the stout defense of Bears of the early 1960s. Packers lineman Forrest Gregg (#75) & Jerry Kramer (#64) are shown along with longtime Bears JC Caroline (#25), Fred Williams (#75).
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Bart Starr in a 1962 Media Picture
Bart Starr photographed in the 1962 edition of Pro Football Stars previewing the upcoming NFL season. The Packers would post a 13-1 record and with a 16-7 victory over the New York Giants in the NFL Title game, repeat as NFL Champs. Starr would finish the year as one of the league's top passers topping all quarterbacks in completion percentage completing 62.5% of his passes while only having a 3.19% interception percentage. 1962 would also be his 3rd consecutive Pro Bowl appearance.
Paul Hornung makes catch against the Colts Jerry Logan & Jim Welch in the 1965 NFL Playoffs
Despite being caught between Colt defenders Jerry Logan and Jim Welch, Packer running back Paul Hornung holds on to the ball here in the 1965 Playoff game between Green bay and Baltimore. Hornung scored Green Bay's only touchdown in the 13-10 Packer win.
Packers Rookie James Lofton in 1978
The Packers leading receiver in 1978 - Rookie James Lofton had 46 catches for 818 yards and 6 touchdowns.
Ted Fritsch returns a kickoff against the Redskins in 1945
During a 1945 NFL preseason game Packers return man Ted Fritsch (#64) returns a kick as Wilbur Moore of the Washington Redskins hurdles over blocker Larry Craig (#54)
The Golden Boy Paul Hornung
Ken Bowman Packers Offensive Lineman in a 1972
Packers lineman Ken Bowman is helped off the field by a trainer during the 23-10 victory over the Oilers in 1972.
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Bart Starr Green Bay Packers Quarterback
The 1966 NFL MVP as well as MVP of Super Bowls I and II. Selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame All-Decade Team of the 1960s.
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Stan Jones Rushing Packers QB John Roach
Clash of two Hall of Famers from the early 60s. Stan Jones (#78) works around the block of Jerry Kramer (#64) in an effort to get to Packers quarterback John Roach (#10). Photo credit Getty Images)
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Ted Fritsch in a Green Bay Packers Newspaper Clipping
Packers Linebacker Bill Forester & Viking Running Back Tommy Mason
Packers All Pro Linebacker Bill Forester (#71) seems quite intent on stoping Vikings runner Tommy Mason here during an early 1960s clash between Green Bay and Minnesota.
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Don Hutson Old School NFL Receiver
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Packers vs Lions | Bart Starr, Alex Karras, Forrest Gregg, & Jim Taylor
Some Old School NFL. Packers and Lion. Lion Alex Karras (#71) pursues down the line as Bart Starr (#15) pitches to Jim Taylor (#31) as the bruising fullback goes wide. Also pictured is Hall of Fame Offensive Tackle Forrest Gregg (#75).
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MacArthur Lane
A first-round draft pick from Utah State of the St. Louis Cardinals in 1968, Lane played 11 seasons in the NFL for the Cardinals, Packers and Chiefs. He rushed for 4656 yards and 30 touchdowns.
Paul Hornung Scores Against the Colts in 1965
Packers end Carroll Dale (#84) signals a touchdown as Packer's runner Paul Hornung (#5) spins over the goal line against the Colts late in the 1965 season. Hornung scored a total of 5 touchdowns in this December 12 game - 3 rushing, 2 receiving. Colts pictured are Lenny Lyles (#43), Wendall Harris (#26) & Dennis Gaubatz (#53). The unidentified Colt trying to keep Hornung out of the endzone may be #20, Jerry Logan.
The Packers Jim Taylor carries against the Cleveland Browns in the 1965 NFL Title Game
Jim Taylor runs makes his way through the congestion of the Browns defense during the 1965 NFL Title game between the Packers and Browns. That day the Pack came away with a 23-12 win and the season Championship. Taylor carried the ball 27 times gaining 96 yards. Those Identifiable through the mud and snow are Browns Bill Glass (#80) and Walter Beach (#49). Packers are, Taylor (#31) and veteran tight end Bill Anderson (#88) on the ground.
Herb Adderley Packers Hall of Fame
Ken Bowman on his 1972 Green Bay Packers Topps Football Card #58
In 1972, his 9th season, he started 13 games for the Packers
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Green Bay Running Back Paul Hornung
Led the NFL in scoring 3 straight season (1959,1960 & 1961). Set a league record 176 points scored in 1960. League MVP 1960 and 1961.
Zeke Bratkowski shows off excellent passing form
Packers QB Zeke Bratkowski shows off excellent passing form here. While primarily a back-up most of his time in the NFL, Bratkowski filled in more than adequately several times during his 15-year career.
Paul Hornung runs through Colts defense of Gene Lipscomb, Ordell Braase and Gino Marchetti
1960s NFL - Colts and Packers. Paul Hornung (#5) rips through Colt defenders Gene Lipscomb (#76), Ordell Braase (#81) and Gino Marchetti (#89)
Lynn Dickey
A 13-year NFL veteran, Lynn Dickey was a 3rd-round draft pick in 1971 by the Houston Oilers. He joined the Green Bay Packers in 1976 and stayed 9 seasons with them. In 1983 he led the NFL in passing yards with 4458 and touchdowns with 32.
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Sam Huff Horse Collars Jim Taylor
One of the legendary battles of the Old School NFL. The clashes of Jim Taylor of the Packers and Sam Huff of the Giants were always fierce and intense. Here Huff brings Taylor down with a tackle that would almost certainly be illegal in today's game.
Babe Parilli Green Bay Packers
Babe Parilli, Green Bay Packers Quarterback 1952-53, 1957-58
Fran Tarkenton and Henry Jordan
Vikings quarterback Fran Tarkenton gets the pass off while under the rush of Packers great Henry Jordan
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The Golden Boy Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packer's legend Paul Hornung.
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Green Bay Running Back Jim Grabowski
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2-time Pro Bowler, 2-time All Pro, 1961 NFL Man of the Year, played on 4 Championship Teams. Hall of Fame inductee in 1986.
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Herb Adderly picks off a pass against Clifton McNeil of the 49ers
Packers Hall of Famer Herb Adderley (#26) goes high to intercept a pass against 49ers receiver Clifton McNeil (#85). Linebacker Lee Roy Caffey (#60) is defending also.
James Lofton Green Bay Packers
Packer Great James Lofton left Green Bay in 1986 as their #1 All-Time Career Leader for Receiving Yards with 9656. He is still #2 on that list today over 30 years later.
Jim Taylor & Max McGee against Jim Katcavage and the NY Giants defense
Jim Taylor (#31) of the Green Bay Packers carries the ball during a circa 1960s game against the New York Giants. Packer #85 is tight end Max McGee and Giant #75 is Hall of Famer Jim Katcavage - photo credit Jim Riger
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Donny Anderson carries against the Colts as Jim Grabowski blocks
Packers Fullback Jim Grabowski (#33) leads the way for halfback Donny Anderson (#44) as Anderson blasts through the heart of the Colts defense.
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Paul Hornung of the Packers Carries Against the Bears Defense in 1960
NFL action from, we think 1960. Packers great Paul Hornung carries against the Chicago Bears defense. Those players identifiable in the picture are some of the best known players in the league at the time.
For Green Bay we have All Pro Forrest Gregg (#75), All Pro Paul Hornung (#5), All Pro Jim Ringo (#51), Fuzzy Thurston (#63) and All Pro Jerry Kramer (#64). For the Bears defense - Larry Morris (#33), Bill Bishop (#73), Earl Leggett (#71), Pro Bowler Doug Atkins (#81) and All Pro Bill George (#61).
Reggie White Hall of Fame NFL Player
The Minister of Defense as a Green Bay Packer. Played 6 seasons as a Packer, Made the Pro Bowl each year and was even named to the All-pro team twice during that time. Won a Super Bowl after the 1996 NFL season.
Henry Jordan and Ray Nitschk stop Ken Willard
Henry Jordan (#74) and the Packers defense stops 49ers fullback Ken Willard. Middle linebacker Ray Nitschke (#66) moves in to finish the San Fransisco runner.
Lynn Dickey 1978 Green Bay Packers Topps Football Card #78
While he didn't play in 1978 Topps still had a card prepared for him.
After suffering a devastating leg injury half-way through the 1977 season and undergoing 2 major surgeries he returned to the Packers starting lineup in 1979.
Jim Taylor dives over Jerry Kramer and Rookie Dick Butkus
Rookie Dick Butkus leads the Chicago Bears defense in a goal-line stand against Jerry Kramer & Jim Taylor of the Green Bay Packers in 1965. Also seen is #76, Packers tackle Bob Skoronski and that's QB Zeke Bratkowski in the background.
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Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre warms up in the Superdome prior to the start of Super Bowl XXXI in New Orleans Sunday Jan. 26, 1997. (AP Photo/Mark Duncan)
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Packers qb Brett Favre celebrates with lineman #73 Aaron Taylor after throwing a second quarter TD strike to Antonio Freeman.
Doug Atkins Rushing Bart Starr in 1968
1968 NFL action between Packers & Saints. 11-year veteran Bob Skoronski struggles to protect his quarterback Bart Starr from the savage onslaught brought on by Saints defender Doug Atkins (#81)
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Green Bay Packers All-Pro Runningback of the 1970s. The Former Ohio State player played 7 seasons for the Pack and was named to 3 Pro Bowls.
Don Hutson, Green Bay NFL Receiver
Under Rated Offensive Lineman Ken Bowman
One of the under-rated offensive lineman of his day. Packers center Ken Bowman
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Bart Starr
Considered by Vince Lombardi as the "smartest quarterback he'd ever seen" Starr called his own plays and directed the Packers to 96 regular season victories and 9 out of 10 post season wins.
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Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke played for the Green Bay Packers from 1958-1972
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Don Hutson 1944 Green Bay Packers
The NFL's top receiver in 1944 with 58 catches, 866 yards and 9 touchdown receptions.
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Johnny Unitas under pressure from Willie Davis & Ron Kostelnik
Packers Willie Davis (#87) & Ron Kostelnik (#77) burst through as Colts quarterback Johnny Unitas (#19) tries to set up to pass. #60 is Colts longtime verteran lineman George Preas.
1971 John Brockington against New Orleans Saints
The rookie carries against the New Orleans Saints defense in the 1971 game against the Saints at Milwaukee County Stadium. He rushed for 68 yards that day against a very stingy New Orleans defense.
After finishing his first season in the NFL with 1105 yards (best in the NFC and second in the NFL after Floyd Little of Denver) Brockington was named Offensive Rookie of the Year and was named to the 1971 All-Pro Team.
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Brett Favre reacts to his 2-point conversion in the third quarter of Super Bowl 31
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The Packers Donny Anderson in 1967
Donny Anderson, shown here is 1967 against the Bears, enjoyed a productive season that year averaging 4.1 yards a carry on 402 yards rushing, catching 22 passes for another 331 yards and scoring a total of 9 touchdowns.
Ted Hendricks Green Bay Packers Sideline in 1974
He spent 1 single season in Green Bay in 1974 making the All-Pro Team. The Raiders then used 2 first-round picks to get him to Oakland.
Willie Davis of the Packers puts pressure on YA Tittle of the Giants
Two of the Old School NFL Greats - Hall of Fame quarterback YA Tittle and Hall of Fame defensive end Willie face-off on the field.
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Lynn Dickey, 1984 against the Denver Broncos
Lynn Dickey (#12) had a big game in the snow against Denver in 1984 when he threw for 371 yards and touchdown against the Broncos at Mile High Stadium. Shown here are Dickey with some of his offensive line - center Larry McCarren (#54) with guards Ron Hallstrom (#65) & Tim Huffman (#74). Broncos shown are linebacker Steve Busick (#58) and nose tackle Rubin Carter (#68).
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Brett Favre - Aaron Taylor, Green Bay Packers
Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre, facing camera, celebrates with teammate Aaron Taylor (73) after throwing a touchdown in the second quarter against the New England Patriots during Super Bowl XXXI in New Orleans Sunday Jan. 26, 1997. (AP Photo/Amy Sancetta)
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Packers Defensive Lineman Reggie White
In 6 seasons with the Packers he tallied 68 sacks in 95 games. Here he brings down Trent Dilfer of the Buccaneers.
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Bob Lilly of the Cowboys and Bart Starr of the Packers
Bart Starr (#15) doesn't seem to have many options at hand as Cowboys great Bob Lilly (#74) comes down on him.
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Bart Starr and the Packer Offense vs the Dallas Cowboys in 1967
Paul Hornung
2-time Pro Bowler, 2-time All Pro, 1961 NFL Man of the Year, played on 4 Championship Teams. Hall of Fame inductee in 1986.
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The Packers Willie Davis about to wrap up quarterback Larry Rakestraw of the Bears
Bears back-up QB Larry Rakestraw feels the pressure from Hall of Famer Willie Davis. In his 10 seasons with the Packers Willie Davis had 2 safties and unofficially he's credited with 99½ sacks.
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John Brockington blocks for Mcarthur Lane
Packer backfield of the mid-70s. John Brockington (#42) leads fellow team mate McArthur Lane (#36).
Willie Davis & Ron Kostelnik sack Daryle Lamonica in Super Bowl II
Packers dominate the Raiders in Super Bowl II. Willie Davis crashes through to smother Oakland quarterback Daryle Lamonica. Davis had 3 sacks in Green Bay's win. Also seen are Packer's defensive lineman Ron Kostelnik (#77) and Raiders guard Wayne Hawkins (#65).
Paul Hornung, kick against the Lions on Thanksgiving Day in 1961
Packer Paul Hornung kicks a field goal against the Lions on Thanksgiving Day in 1961 - Bart Starr holding.
While primarily a runner complimenting fullback Jim Taylor, Hornung was the Packers starting kicker for 6 seasons and had a total of 388 career points via that venue.
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Walter Payton carries against the Packers Johnnie Gray & Mike Butler
Wit Packers defensive players Johnnie Gray (#24) & Mike Butler (#77) close behind, Bears legend Walter Payton (#34) rips through the Green Bay defense in 1977.
Ray Nitschke Pressures Roman Gabriel
Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke applies pressure to Roman Gabriel
Billy Cannon, Jim Taylor, Paul Hornung and Abner Haynes
Some of the the Big Name Runners of the 1962 NFL season featured on the back cover of Charlie Conerly's 1962 All Pro Football magazine - the NFL's Jim Taylor & Paul Hornung along with Abner Haynes & Billy Cannon of the AFL.
Lynn Dickey
A 13-year NFL veteran, Lynn Dickey was a 3rd-round draft pick in 1971 by the Houston Oilers. He joined the Green Bay Packers in 1976 and stayed 9 seasons with them. In 1983 he led the NFL in passing yards with 4458 and touchdowns with 32.
Paul Hornung
2-time Pro Bowler, 2-time All Pro, 1961 NFL Man of the Year, played on 4 Championship Teams. Hall of Fame inductee in 1986.
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Fred Carr
Green Bay Packers Linebacker Fred Carr was 1st Round draft from Texas-El Paso in 1968. A 5-time All-Pro, Carr played 10 years for the Pack.
Boyd Dowler | Touchdown Catch Against Dallas in 1966
A veteran receiver of Vince Lombardi's Packers Boyd Dowler made a crucial touchdown catch against Dallas in the 1966 playoffs. The 16-yard score put the Pack up 28-20 and helped put the lead out of the reach of late rallying Cowboy team.
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Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke played for the Green Bay Packers from 1958-1972
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Lynn Dickey
A 13-year NFL veteran, Lynn Dickey was a 3rd-round draft pick in 1971 by the Houston Oilers. He joined the Green Bay Packers in 1976 and stayed 9 seasons with them. In 1983 he led the NFL in passing yards with 4458 and touchdowns with 32.
Jim Taylor
One of the most recognized fullbacks of the NFL in the 1960s Taylor was a major contributor to the success of Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packer teams. Rushed for almost 8600 yards in his 10-year career. Inducted in to the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1976.
Lynn Dickey
A 13-year NFL veteran, Lynn Dickey was a 3rd-round draft pick in 1971 by the Houston Oilers. He joined the Green Bay Packers in 1976 and stayed 9 seasons with them. In 1983 he led the NFL in passing yards with 4458 and touchdowns with 32.
Ken Bowman & Jerry Kramer Battle Alex Karras & Roger Brown
A Classic confrontation of the 1960s NFL - Green Bay Packer Greats Ken Bowman (#57) & Jerry Kramer (#64) battle against Detroit Lion legends Alex Karras (#71) & Roger Brown (#76).
Ted Hendricks 1975 Green Bay Packers Topps Football Trading Card #315
His Topps card from 1975 - but as with the previous year, he wasn't with the team he was featured with. Al Davis of the Raiders gave up not 1 but 2 1st-round draft picks to get him away from Green Bay. And while he only started 5 games he had 2 interceptions, 5 sacks and a safety. He would remain a Raider for the next 9 years.
Don Hutson in the 1938 NFL Championship Game against the New York Giants
From the 1938 NFL Title Game against the New York Giants. The Giants pulled it out 23-17.
An All-Pro that season he lead the NFL with 548 yards in receptions and 9 touchdown catches. His 32 catches were ranked second.
Bart Starr scores in the 1967 NFL Ice Bowl
After a 68-yard drive with a -13 degree temperature Packer QB Bart Starr dives over the right side of the line to put the Pack ahead of Dallas in the 1967 NFL Championship game. How many of these NFL legends can you name?
Zeke Bratkowski Hands off to Elijah Pitts in the 1965 Packers & Colts Playoff Game
From the 1965 NFL Divisional Playoff round - Zeke Bratkowski, subbing for an injured Bart Starr hands off to Packer running back Elijah Pitts (#22) as guard Dan Grimm (#67) pulls out. The game already in overtime - It was this drive that set up Don Chandler's winning field goal to send the Packers to the NFL Championship game against the Cleveland Browns.
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Hall of Famer Willie Davis makes an open field tackle in Super Bowl I.
Willie Davis harrasses Browns Quarterback Bill Nelson
Willie Davis (#87) beats the Brown's O-Line to enough to get a hand on Browns quarterback Bill Nelson (#16) and effect the play. In 1968 Davis unofficially led the Packers with 9 sacks.
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Kermit Alexander defends against Boyd Dowler in 1966
49ers cornerback Kermit Alexander (#39) knocks away a pass intended for Boyd Dowler (#86) in 1966. That year Alexander scored 2 touchdowns - bot against the Bears in the same game. A 44-yard punt return TD and a 14-yard fumble recovered for a score.
John Brockington, the 1971 Rookie of the Year
The NFL's Rookie of the Year for 1971 - Green Bay's John Brockington
Don Hutson, Packers Receiver
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Ken Bowman NFL Past Player
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Jim Taylor
One of the most recognized fullbacks of the NFL in the 1960s Taylor was a major contributor to the success of Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packer teams. Rushed for almost 8600 yards in his 10-year career. Inducted in to the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1976.
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Willie Davis gets to Roman Gabriel
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Paul Hornung Green Bay Packers Tackled by Bill Glass of the Cleveland Browns
Cleveland defenders led by Pro Bowler Bill Glass swarm over Packers Hall of Famer Paul Hornung. Also pictured is longtime Browns linebacker Galen Fiss (#35).
Joe Schmidt of the Detroit Lions Sacks Bart Starr of the Green Bay Packers in 1962
From the 1962 Thanksgiving Day win over the Pack - the Lions Legendary Linebacker brings down Bart Starr.
Boyd Dowler
Jim Grabowski, Packers Fullback
The Packer s1st-round draft pick of 1966 - Illinois fullback Jim Grabowski,
Jim Taylor runs past Rosey Grier in the 1962 NFL Title Game
Packers great Jim Taylor runs past Giants defensive tackle Rosey Grier (#76) and over (we think) cornerback Dick Lynch. The picture is from the 1962 Giants-Packers NFL Title game. Taylor was the games leading ground gainer with 85 yards and a touchdown as Green Bay came out on top 16-7.
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Cowboys Chuck Howley & Leroy Jordan Put Pressure on Packers Quarterback Scott Hunter
Cowboy linebacking legends Chuck Howley (#54) & Lee Roy Jordan (#55) force Packers quarterback Scott Hunter (#16) to get rid of the ball.
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Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke played for the Green Bay Packers from 1958-1972
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Carroll Dale Packers Receiver
Packers receiver from 1965 to 1972. Still ranks #13 in receiving yards (5422) and #18 in receptions (275).
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Led the Packers to 3 consecutive NFL Titles.
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Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke played for the Green Bay Packers from 1958-1972
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Brett Favre second quarter pass Super Bowl 31
Brett Favre gets off a second quarter pass in Super Bowl 31
Bart Starr of the Packers and Sam Huff the Giants
Twice in 1961 and 1962 the Packers and Giants met in the NFL Title game and both times the outcome were Packer victories. Here he matches the determination of Giants Hall of Fame middle Linebacker Sam Huff.
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The Colts Bubba Smith against the Packers Forrest Gregg & Bob Hyland
Big Bubba Smith (#78) of the Colts avoids the block of Packers great Forrest Gregg (#75) and gets ready to take on center Bob Hyland (#50). We think the Packer in the background is fullback Jim Grabowski.
Packer Greats Bart Starr and Jim Taylor in 1965
A couple of Green Bay Packer Legends - Quarterback Bart Starr (#15) and fullback Jimmy Taylor (#31)
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Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke played for the Green Bay Packers from 1958-1972
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Bart Starr 1992 Topps Stadium Club Football Legends Card
Honored in the 1992 Topps Stadium Legends Set. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977. 16 years in the NFL, 5 NFL Championships.
The Lions "Night Train" Lane Stops the Packers Paul Hornung
Paul Hornung (#5) of the Green Bay Packers is stopped by Detroit Lion Dick "Night Train" Lane.
NFL Linebacker Ray Nitschke
Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke played for the Green Bay Packers from 1958-1972 and was a menace to opposing offenses.
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Ted Fritsch 1950 Green Bay Packers Bowman NFL Football Card #11
His last year of a 9-year NFL career with the Packers, Ted is featured on this 1950 Bowman card.
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198 Career Sacks in his 15 year NFL career. Here he has just dumped Eagles quarterback Rodney Peete for a loss.
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Bart Starr - Green Bay Packers Timeless Icon
Born in Montgomery, Alabama in 1934, passed away in 2019. The face of mighty Green Bay Packers of the 60s decade. Often referred to as Vince Lombardi's Field General he led the Packers to 5 NFL Titles including 2 Super Bowl victories.
The Rams Roman Gabriel Under a Heavy Packers Rush
Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel stands tall amidst a heavy Green Bay Packers rush.
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Herb Adderley Interception
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Paul Hornung
2-time Pro Bowler, 2-time All Pro, 1961 NFL Man of the Year, played on 4 Championship Teams. Hall of Fame inductee in 1986.
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Fred Carr Packers Charlie Sanders Lions
Linebacker Fred Carr of the Green Bay Packers and Hall of Fame Tight End Charlie Sanders of the Detroit Lions find then selves in the mud during a rainy messy game.
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Green Bay Running Back Jim Grabowski
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Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke played for the Green Bay Packers from 1958-1972
Jim Taylor and Bart Starr of the Green Bay Packers
Two of many greats the Green Bay Packers featured during their domination of the 1960s decade. Hall of Famers Bart Starr (#15) an Jim Taylor (#31)
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Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke played for the Green Bay Packers from 1958-1972
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Green Bay Running Back Jim Grabowski
Joe Schmidt brings down Ron Kramer of the Lions
Joe Schmidt, Hall of Fame Linebacker for the Detroit Lions treats Green Bay Packers tight end somewhat rudely here in Packers-Lions action of the 1960s NFL.
The Packers Willie Davis Forces Milt Plum Out of the Pocket
Packers Hall of Famer Willie Davis (#87) gives chase as Lions quarterback Milt Plum (#16) scrambles.
Deacon Jones & Merlin Olsen rush Bart Starr & Forrest Gregg
The Packers Bart Starr gets some heat from Rams Hall of Famers Deacon Jones and Merlin Olsen. Packer #75 is Forrest Gregg.
Len Dawson behind Jim Tyrer & Ed Budde with Lee Roy Caffey & Henry Jordan of the Packers in Super Bowl 1
Chiefs QB Len Dawson gets good protection behind the likes of Ed Budde & Jim Tyer in Super Bowl I. The story behind this picture is this is the play where Dawson hit running back Curtis McClinton for the Chiefs lone touchdown of the game.
The Packers shown here are #60 - linebacker Lee Roy Caffey and defensive tackle Henry Jordan (#74).
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Jim Taylor on a 1964 Exhibition Game Program Played at Tulane Stadium
In the early 1960s there was a determined effort to bring Professional Football to the city of New Orleans. To test the market the NFL had established teams play exhibition games to gauge interest. Here is a game program for a 1964 contest at Tulane Stadium between the Packers and Cardinals with LSU star Jim Taylor on the cover.
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Jim Taylor Stings Jerry Logan of the Colts
Packers fullback Jimmy Taylor (#31) runs over Colts defender Jerry Logan (#20).
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John Brockington and Bill Hayhoe, Green Bay Packers
John Brockington still ranks #4 on the Packers All Time Rushing list with 5024 yards. That's 6 foot 8 Bill Hayhoe from USC behind him in the picture.
Herb Adderley Super Bowl II Touchdown
All Raiders Jim Otto (#00) and Daryle Lamonica (#3) can do is watch as Herb Adderley returns a 60-yard 4th quarter interception for a touchdown to secure a win for the Packers in Super Bowl II.
MacArthur Lane
A first-round draft pick from Utah State of the St. Louis Cardinals in 1968, Lane played 11 seasons in the NFL for the Cardinals, Packers and Chiefs. He rushed for 4656 yards and 30 touchdowns.
Green Bay Center Ken Bowman
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1974 Green Bay Packers - Pro Bowler John Brockington picks up yardage with tight end Rich McGeorge out in front blocking. In 1974 Brockington had 883 yards on the ground while McGeorge had 30 catches for the season.
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Doug Atkins puts pressure on Bart Starr - Saints vs Packers 1968
Veteran Packers lineman Bob Skoronski drops low to thwart Saints defensive end Doug Atkin's charge as Bart Starr gets the pass off. As a Saint in 1968, Big Doug had the most sacks of his 17-year career — an unofficial 12.5 sacks.
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Billy Joe Tolliver ended his 9 year NFL trying out for the Green Bay Packers. Here he is with Bret Favre during the 2001 Preseason
Willie Davis Last Career Sack is on Charley Johnson in 1969
The great defensive end of the Packers, willie Davis gets the last sack of his 12-year career against the Cardinals Charley Johnson during the last game of the 1969 NFL season. and while he played in a time when sacks weren't kept as an official stat, it's been determined he racked up 99½ sacks during his playing time.
Packers Running Back John Brockington
The first Round Draft pick of the Packers in 1971, he made the All-Pro Team his rookie year in 1971 and was named to 3 Pro Bowls his first 3 years in the league - 1971, 1972 and 1973. He finished his 6 year career in Green Bay with over 5000 yards rushing and 29 rushing touchdowns.
Paul Hornung 1965 Championship Game
Hall of Famer Paul Hornung carries against the Cleveland Browns defense in the 1965 NFL Championship game. Hornung had 105 yards on 18 carries including a 13-yard touchdown run in the 3rd quarter that put the game out of reach of Browns. Final score - Green Bay 23 Cleveland 12.
Ray Nitschke
Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke played for the Green Bay Packers from 1958-1972
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Ray Nitschke of the Packers against Joe Scibelli & Willie Ellison of the Rams in 1968
Ray Nitschke (#66) and the rest of the Packers defense stop Rams runner Willie Ellison (#33) in 1968 Rams-Packers action. Also appearing for Los Angeles are Pro Bowl lineman Joe Scibelli (#71) and running back Henry Dyer (#35).
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Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke played for the Green Bay Packers from 1958-1972
James Lofton
Played 9 seasons with the Green Bay Packers and is still the #2 All-Time Leading Packer in Receiving Yards (9656), 4th in Total Catches (530) and 8th in Touchdown Catches (49).
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Lynn Dickey
A 13-year NFL veteran, Lynn Dickey was a 3rd-round draft pick in 1971 by the Houston Oilers. He joined the Green Bay Packers in 1976 and stayed 9 seasons with them. In 1983 he led the NFL in passing yards with 4458 and touchdowns with 32.
Lynn Dickey
A 13-year NFL veteran, Lynn Dickey was a 3rd-round draft pick in 1971 by the Houston Oilers. He joined the Green Bay Packers in 1976 and stayed 9 seasons with them. In 1983 he led the NFL in passing yards with 4458 and touchdowns with 32.
Ken Bowman 1970 Topps Card
Even though he was a 7-year veteran by 1970 this 1970 Topps was the first official card made for him.
Vince Lombardi with Ray Nitschke
Packers Hall of Fame Head Coach and Middle Linebacker.
Bill Wade scores against the packers Herb Adderley & Willie Wood in 1963
1963 Packers-Bears. Willie Wood and Herb Adderley get outrun by Chicago quarterback Bill Wade as he scores on a rollout against the Packers in 1963.
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Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke played for the Green Bay Packers from 1958-1972
1943 NFL Green Bay Packers Team Photo
The 1943 Green Bay Packers team photo. Ted Fritsch is second from the right, top row.
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Hall of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke played for the Green Bay Packers from 1958-1972
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Green Bay's All-Pro Offense of the 1960s
Fuzzy Thurston (#63), Bart Starr (#15), Jim Taylor (#31) and Paul Hornung (#5)
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Ken Bowman 1974 Green Bay Packers Topps Football Card #4
Despite not playing in 1974 he had a Topps card made for him.
Ken Bowman 1973 Green Bay Packers Topps Football Card #446
His 10th and final season as a Packer - 123 regular season games plus 6 post season.
Doug Atkins & Dick Evey Sack Bart Starr
Bears defensive ends Doug Atkins (#81) & Dick Evey (#79) converge on Packers quarterback Bart Starr (#15).
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Boyd Dowler catches a pass against Charlie Stukes of the Colts
Packers receiver Boyd Dowler (#86) makes a catch against the Colts Charlie Stukes (#47).
The Lions Alex Karras Tackles the Packers Bart Starr behind the line of Scrimmage
Lions greats Roger Brown (#76) and Alex Karras (#71) break through the line to stop Packers QB Bart Starr (#15) before he can do anything. In the background linebacker Joe Schmidt (#56) & center Ken Bowmen (#57) are locked in contest.
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Packer MacArthur Lane fumbles against the Washington Redskins Defense in 1972
Packer MacArthur Lane coughs up the ball against the Washington Redskins Defense in 1972. Redskin defenders pictured here are veterans Brig Owens (#23), former Bear Rosey Taylor (#22) and Mike Bass (#41)
Ted Fritsch with Curly Lambeau after the 1944 NFL Championship
Ted Fritsch scored 2 touchdowns in the 1944 NFL Championship as the Packers beat the New York Giants 14-7. Here Green Bay Head coach Curly Lambeau presents him with the game ball.
Bart Starr's 1-yard TD plunge in the Ice Bowl vs the Cowboys during the 1967 NFL Playoffs
Bart Starr scores the game winning TD on a 1-yard plunge with 16 seconds left to give the Packers a 21-17 win in the NFL Championship of 1967. Dubbed the "Ice Bowl" due to a -15 degree tempature saw the Packers take their second straight NFL title with a trip to the Super Bowl II.
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Jim Taylor
One of the most recognized fullbacks of the NFL in the 1960s Taylor was a major contributor to the success of Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packer teams. Rushed for almost 8600 yards in his 10-year career. Inducted in to the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1976.
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Bart Starr Super Bowl II MVP
Named the MVP of Super Bowl II after the 33-14 win over Oakland. His numbers may not have been overly impressive by today's standards but his leadership was what was on display in Green Bay's fifth NFL Title of the 1960s.
Packers Tight End Keith Jackson
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Walter Payton breaks outside against the Packers
All Packers linebacker Brian Noble (#91) can do is look on as Walter Payton (#34) breaks outside on Green Bay's defense.
Len Dawson of the Chiefs against Willie Davis, Henry Jordan & Lee Roy Caffey of the Packers in Super Bowl I
Standing tall behind the blocking of Wayne Frazier (#66) and Curtis McClinton (#32) Chiefs QB Len Dawson (#16) sets up to pass under the pressure of Henry Jordan (#74) & Willie Davis (#87). The best of both leagues met after the 1966 season and Dawson and his Chiefs were clearly outmatched against the Packers. Three years later Dawson would return in Super Bowl IV and write a very different story.
Also seen above are Packers linebacker Lee Roy Caffey (#60) and Chiefs Chris Buford (#88) & defensiveback Emmitt Thomas (#18) on the sideline.
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Lynn Dickey
A 13-year NFL veteran, Lynn Dickey was a 3rd-round draft pick in 1971 by the Houston Oilers. He joined the Green Bay Packers in 1976 and stayed 9 seasons with them. In 1983 he led the NFL in passing yards with 4458 and touchdowns with 32.
Reggie White of the Packers Rushing Troy Aikmen of the Cowboys
Packers Great Reggie White applies pressure to Cowboys Hall of Fame Quarterback Troy Aikmen.
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John Brockington
With his 1105 yards as a rookie in 1971, the Packers fullback was named the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. He is also the first NFL running back to have 1000 yard seasons in their first 3 years in the League.