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  • #16
    Originally posted by texaspackerbacker
    I don't care for Dotson, but I can't really think of anybody better at DT.
    I can. "Hawg" Hanner.
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    • #17
      Re: ALL PACKER TEAM

      Originally posted by Bretsky
      Name your ALL PACKER TEAM...........IN THEIR PRIME

      Each of ours may be reflective of how old we are. Might be interesting. Maybe I missed somebody and you can get me to change my mind ?


      BRETT FAVRE- Quarterback--no brainer
      AHMAN GREEN- Halfback (my gut tells me Ahman at his prime tops Hornung)
      JIM TAYLOR (I think this is a no brainer)
      PAUL COFFMAN- Tight End STERLING SHARPE- Would have been one of the greatest ever
      DON HUTSON- Would have enjoyed watching him
      JAMES LOFTEN (makes the list when the Packers go 3 Wide)
      FORREST GREGG- Offensive Tackle
      KEN RUETTGERS- Offensive Tackle
      FUZZY THURSTON- Offensive Guard
      GALE GILLINGHAM - Offensive Guard (strongly considered Mike Wahle here)
      JIM RINGO Center


      DEFENSE

      REGGIE WHITE---Defensive End
      WILLIE DAVIS----Defensive End
      HENRY JORDAN---Defensive Tackle
      SANTANA DOTSON-Defensive Tackle
      GILBERT BROWN--Nose Guard (crap I can't think of anybody else)
      WILLIE BUCHANAN- Cornerback
      HERB ADDERLY----Cornerback
      LEROY BUTLER----Safety
      WILLIE WOOD----Safety
      RAY NITCHKE----Middle Linebacker
      FRED CARR -----Linebacker
      DAVE ROBINSON--Linebacker

      RYAN LONGWELL- Placekicker
      CRAIG HENTRICH- Punter

      Bart Starr QB- Sorry, boys, Favre at #2, Dickey at #3
      Ron Kramer TE

      Otherwise, a fairly decent list.
      Who Knows? The Shadow knows!

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      • #18
        Re: ALL PACKER TEAM

        Originally posted by The Shadow
        Bart Starr QB- Sorry, boys, Favre at #2, Dickey at #3
        OK, Shadow, what did Starr have that made him better than #4. I just don't buy it. I don't hear people gush over Starr the way they do about Favre.

        Tell me different, but tell me.

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        • #19
          I'd give one of Tarlam's nuts to get old game footage from the Lombardi era.

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Scott Campbell
            I'd give one of Tarlam's nuts to get old game footage from the Lombardi era.
            Oi! I wouldn't!!

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            • #21
              Re: ALL PACKER TEAM

              Originally posted by Tarlam!
              Originally posted by The Shadow
              Bart Starr QB- Sorry, boys, Favre at #2, Dickey at #3
              OK, Shadow, what did Starr have that made him better than #4. I just don't buy it. I don't hear people gush over Starr the way they do about Favre.

              Tell me different, but tell me.
              Probably because most of us are dead!
              Starr had only average physical skills, but he willed himself to greatness. Smartest quarterback I've ever seen play; the true 'coach-on-the-field'. He elevated his game to greatness by becoming the ultimate field general, transcending modest physical gifts. Yes, he had Lombardi's team around him - but you still have to make it happen, and there are countless ways to come up short with a mistake at the wrong time (and I think the career of Favre has made us all painfully aware of that particular fact).
              Starr made it happen - 5 championships.
              And that is the difference.
              Favre was a unique talent, but Starr won the rings.
              I am old enough to have closely watched both, and I have always tried to be objective with the 'old era guy vs new era guy' thing. I don't believe every Golden Years Packer was superior to any player since - not for a moment.
              But : I happen to be a primary source. I followed them both. If Brett's career performance had surpassed Starr's, I would have gladly welcomed it.
              Every (or at least most) Packer fan, I believe, longs for a Green and Gold player to achieve greatness, and surpass all who have gone before - myself included (and Reggie White was an example).
              But again, I happen to be a genuine primary source. I was there.
              And, in my best objective opinion, Bart Starr was the best Packer quarterback I've yet seen.
              If Aaron Rodgers can surpass his achievements, I would have no problem at all welcoming him to my #1 ranking. If Brett had done it, ditto.
              If a kid who is now in high school can do it in the coming years, that's great, too.
              I have been a diehard Packer fan for a long, long, long time.
              Who Knows? The Shadow knows!

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              • #22
                Re: ALL PACKER TEAM

                Originally posted by The Shadow
                I have been a diehard Packer fan for a long, long, long time.



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                • #23
                  PS : I'm NOT the enemy, boys. We are all Packer fans. I think Favre was a great player.
                  I am merely defending an honest opinion - even if it is not the most popular these days.
                  Who Knows? The Shadow knows!

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                  • #24
                    Re: ALL PACKER TEAM

                    Originally posted by Scott Campbell
                    Originally posted by The Shadow
                    I have been a diehard Packer fan for a long, long, long time.



                    Grog is MUCH younger than yours truly.
                    Who Knows? The Shadow knows!

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by The Shadow
                      PS : I'm NOT the enemy, boys. We are all Packer fans. I think Favre was a great player.
                      I am merely defending an honest opinion - even if it is not the most popular these days.
                      And I hope you weren't offended by my asking, Shadow. I'll be interested to see how "history" judges it.... For now, I only have your word.

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by Joemailman
                        I would make just 2 changes from B's list. I would take Jerry Kramer over Thurston. I would also take Ron Kramer over Paul Coffman. Toss-up between Green and Hornung.
                        I agree with Joe about Jerry Kramer over Thurston and Ron Kramer over Paul Coffman.

                        I disagree, however, about the alleged tossup between Green and Hornung. Green had much more speed and power than Hornung.

                        Hornung had the added advantage of being able to place-kick and performing the halfback option pass well but Green was the better runner, IMO.

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by Joemailman
                          I would make just 2 changes from B's list. I would take Jerry Kramer over Thurston. I would also take Ron Kramer over Paul Coffman. Toss-up between Green and Hornung.
                          I agree with Joe about Jerry Kramer over Thurston and Ron Kramer over Paul Coffman.

                          I disagree, however, about the alleged tossup between Green and Hornung. Green had much more speed and power than Hornung.

                          Hornung had the added advantage of being able to place-kick and performing the halfback option pass well but Green was the better runner, IMO.

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by DonHutson
                            I'm all for putting the old guys on the list. I've defended Hutson as greatest player ever many times.

                            However, I have too hard a time comparing players I've watched week in and week out against players I've only seen in highlight reels. So my list goes back only as far as my memory - 1979, age five.

                            First Team:

                            QB - Brett Favre
                            RB - Ahman Green
                            FB - William Henderson
                            Had no clue you were that young. I love your support of Don Hutson, an all-timer who has been much overlooked by current fans.

                            FB - William Henderson ???????????????

                            No Don, Even Bill would admit Jim Taylor is the all-time FB.

                            All the records and 4 rings. it's Jim, bud.

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by oregonpackfan
                              Originally posted by Joemailman
                              I would make just 2 changes from B's list. I would take Jerry Kramer over Thurston. I would also take Ron Kramer over Paul Coffman. Toss-up between Green and Hornung.
                              I agree with Joe about Jerry Kramer over Thurston and Ron Kramer over Paul Coffman.

                              I disagree, however, about the alleged tossup between Green and Hornung. Green had much more speed and power than Hornung.

                              Hornung had the added advantage of being able to place-kick and performing the halfback option pass well but Green was the better runner, IMO.

                              I've never heard of Ron Kramer
                              TERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWER

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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by Bretsky
                                Originally posted by oregonpackfan
                                Originally posted by Joemailman
                                I would make just 2 changes from B's list. I would take Jerry Kramer over Thurston. I would also take Ron Kramer over Paul Coffman. Toss-up between Green and Hornung.
                                I agree with Joe about Jerry Kramer over Thurston and Ron Kramer over Paul Coffman.

                                I disagree, however, about the alleged tossup between Green and Hornung. Green had much more speed and power than Hornung.

                                Hornung had the added advantage of being able to place-kick and performing the halfback option pass well but Green was the better runner, IMO.

                                I've never heard of Ron Kramer
                                You've never heard of Ron Kramer?! And you call yourself a Packer fan!

                                Hang your head in shame and turn in your cheesehead!

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