The Prodigal Son Returns Home

[denverYooper]

Majik? Majik!

Didn't he fumble a lot? I remember in elementary school someone would fumble the ball during recess and everyone would be calling the kid who fumbled the ball "Majik."

Majik did have a nice mullet, though. Other than that, he was a pretty average qb.

Don't wish injuries to anyone but 9-20-92 was the date I became a die-hard Pack fan.

You haven't lived then. I'm only 5 years older than you and dyed in the wool. My earliest memories of watching games were at the end of the Dickey era.

[George Cumby]

You haven't lived then. I'm only 5 years older than you and dyed in the wool. My earliest memories of watching games were at the end of the Dickey era.

Noob. I remember seeing the Dan Devine show on my parents crappy black and white tv.

[LegandofthePack15]

You haven't lived then. I'm only 5 years older than you and dyed in the wool. My earliest memories of watching games were at the end of the Dickey era.

To be honest with you, I don't remember much about Majik other than he fumbling the ball against, I think, the Lions. And the mullet.

[woodbuck27]

I don't wanna jinx anything but see first page of Packer-Viking game day thread.

Some here just don't appreciate your humour man.

[pbmax]

I guess I am not old enough to remember that hit, but I do remember the hit on Montana from Marshall in the NFC championship game that knocked Montana out for year.

Here ya go:

In neither hit, does the QB's head get struck. If the NFL stopped worrying about Marshall style helmet to shoulder blades (or Perry helmet to chest), I think coaches could give them a lower target.

[pbmax]

any conversation like this that does not mention Rick Mirer is invalid

I thought he was Golden after his rookie year and Parcells had made a mistake with Bledsoe.

[MadtownPacker]

Some here just don't appreciate your humour man.

Actually he is the dumbass for not playing along with what I said and you have no sense of humor if you dont think him getting kicked in the nuts twice is hilarious.

[Joemailman]

The Packers are a 3 point underdog. The last time the Packers were an underdog in a playoff game:

Packers 48
Falcons 21

Aaron Rodgers: 31-36, 366, 3 TD, 0 INT, 136.8 passer rating
Matty Ice: 20-29, 186, 1 TD, 2 INT, 69.0 passer rating

Just sayin'.

[Pugger]

Who said I hate Favre, (assuming that his who you mean by the G.O.A.T)? I just happen to believe (all kidding aside) that Montana was a better QB.

Beside, no one "single- handily" turned around the Packer franchise. If I were to try to identify one person, it would be Bob Harlan, who had the good sense to: put football people in control of the football operation; hire Ron Wolf and let him do his thing; bring all home games to GB, and make it work with an irate Milwaukee fan base; preserve the long term needs of the franchise with the stadium renovation; recognize that he had put Mike Sherman in over his head; find Ted Thompson to usher in a new era of competitiveness; realize a mistake was brewing with John Jones' planned take over and find a capable replacement for himself in Mark Murphy. Lots of tough decisions, and the courage to admit mistakes and correct them. He fixed the problems of the past, built a solid present and established a foundation for the future.

Favre? White? Any of the players? All they did was play football.

Looks like someone has been Patlerized.

[Pugger]

Noob. I remember seeing the Dan Devine show on my parents crappy black and white tv.

Hell, I remember the Phil Bengston era.

#4 was not the GOAT. He can't be if he wasn't the best QB in the history of the franchise - and I ain't talking about ARod or Arnie Herber.

[mraynrand]

Hell, I remember the Phil Bengston era.

#4 was not the GOAT. He can't be if he wasn't the best QB in the history of the franchise - and I ain't talking about ARod or Arnie Herber.

Dickey to Lofton

Herber to Hutson

Rodgers to Nelson

Favre to Sharpe

Those are my top four bomb duos in Packer history, in order

[mission]

This could have been a good thread

[George Cumby]

Hell, I remember the Phil Bengston era.

#4 was not the GOAT. He can't be if he wasn't the best QB in the history of the franchise - and I ain't talking about ARod or Arnie Herber.

I tip my hat to you.

And I concur, although I only remember him as the coach and not the player.

[Tony Oday]

Reggie White turned GB to a place to go from Siberia.

[pbmax]

Reggie White turned GB to a place to go from Siberia.

or from Philadelphia.